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Welcome to Subaru News, Suburb Service’s monthly blog! Subaru News is meant to educate, entertain, and engage you in monthly musings on such topics as auto mechanics, Subarus, travel, auto repair, and driving and living in the Lake Forest Park and Shoreline area. Our blogs are released on the first day of each month!

Monthly Archives: October 2016

5 Signs a Used Car Was in a Flood

Hurricane Matthew Cars May Be on the Seattle Vehicle Market Soon A recent Seattle KOMO news "Problem Solvers" segment showed that more than a quarter million flooded vehicles are on the roads all over the US even though they should be in the junkyard. After floods from storms like the recent Hurricane Matthew, vehicles that were water damaged and totaled out by insurance companies come onto the market even though they should be out of service for good. These cars can be dried out and made to look presentable but pose serious safety concerns. Braking systems and electrical components may have been permanently compromised and can put you at risk. If you're considering buying a used car, it pays to have it checked out before you plunk down your hard-earned cash. For those considering a used Subaru, bring it by Suburb Service to get it checked out. Here are five s ... read more

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Top 10 Tips for Taking Road Trips With Your Dog

Keep Your Four-Legged Friend Happy in Your Subaru If you struggle with pet-owner guilt when you leave your furry friends behind while you travel, why not take them along? Your Subaru can be the perfect vehicle for you, your family, and your pet even on a long road trip. Check out these 10 tips for road tripping with your dog - so your vacation isn't "ruff." #1 Plan a pet-friendly trip Seattle is extremely pet-friendly, but not all destinations are so kind to four-legged pals. Dogfriendly.com has a state-by-state guide that can help you plan but also verify via phone with hotels and restaurants to confirm. Plan for drive thrus and outside dining at locales that aren't liberal with their pet policies. #2 Schedule feedings carefully If your dog is prone to motion sickness, feeding before you hit the road can make things worse. Also, feeding while in motion is dangerous even if motion sickness isn't an issu ... read more

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