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Shopping for a used vehicle is becoming more and more popular as new technology allows cars to last much longer with the proper upkeep, and the price convenience of a used car can be highly beneficial. Because we want you to have the best product for your money, we put together: 5 things to do before purchasing your used Subaru Contact the Seller Test Drive Call Subaru of America Have Car Inspected Contact the Seller When looking through ads for used vehicles, many times some of the information will be posted. But before driving over to check out the vehicle - whether in a used car lot or a private property - it's always a good idea to call the seller and talk it over first. Many times the seller will offer up information you won't find in the ad, which will help you decide if you want to spend further time on this Subaru. If things go well, make sure to make a daytime appointment for a clearer view of the condition of your potential Subaru. Test Drive Test driving the used car is t ... read more

As much as we all love the summer, our bodies go through moments where they just need a break from the heat. Thankfully, we have easy access to relief! We can go indoors and enjoy air conditioning and drink cold water whenever we want. But what about your favorite dog? Most people view their pets as part of the family -- it’s important to keep in mind that not only do they feel the same temperatures as we do and more with their fur, but they don’t have as much freedom to seek refuge for themselves. Below are some key tips on how to keep your canine cool this summer Outdoors If you keep your pup outdoors, regardless of age they will need extra care through the summer. Make sure you have them secured in an area that has a great option for shade! But even more, to keep from overheating and provide some relief, give them a baby pool full of cool water to rinse off/lay down. Dogs cool down quicker from their belly side, so laying in the water or on a wet towel will help them more than dump ... read more

Summer is a time to explore and enjoy the great outdoors. What better way than to drive around the Pacific Northwest exploring the beaches in your Subaru? From California-like beachy party scenes with colder water, to more secluded scenic beaches with a unique twist - we put together a list of : Our Favorite Washington beaches for you to visit this summer Kayaking to Jetty Island by Kari Quaas is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Jetty Island Park An offshore isle located in Everett, this man made island only takes a 10 minute free ferry ride to arrive on two miles of beach. Not only do you not need to wait hours in line to leave the mainland, but once you're there you are set for the day on this easy access island. One unique twist are the bathrooms are even offshore, floating in the water ... read more

Picture this: the sun is shining, a few clouds scattered across the sky, the perfect breeze coming into your open windows as you glide through the Evergreen State taking in one gorgeous scene after another. These are the days we Pacific Northwesterners crave all year! There's nothing like the fresh air from a carefree drive down the coast to the forests in Washington. With Winter months away, you want to take advantage of this time as much as possible - but which roads are best suited for your intentional getaways? We've laid out some of the top scenic drives for you to explore this summer. 7 Scenic Drives in Washington you MUST Experience Chuckanut Drive vicinity of Bellingham Bay, Washington, 1926 Photographer: Kinsey, Darius Chuckanut Drive Voted the best scenic drive in 2016, this historic cliff-side highway runs between Seattle and Vancouver ... read more

If you're the proud owner if a 2006-2010 four-cylinder Legacy, Outback, Impreza or Forester, there is a new alert you should know about so you can bring in your Subaru for a system update. Subaru has issued bulletin WVU-31 about the Engine Control Module (ECM). Here's what you need to know about this alert and what to do if your vehicle is affected. What the WVU-31 bulletin says Most NA (naturally aspirated) four cylinders in the listed model types and years are affected. A defect prevents the front Air/Fuel sensor from reaching optimal temperature early in the start-up cycle. This issue means the emissions expelled are higher than they should be but does not impact the operation of your Subaru. But since it does affect air quality, it's important to correct. The error only affects your vehicle under certain conditions. When you run your Subaru in cold weather or when you turn your engine off and on within a short period, the defect allows higher than expected emissions. When ... read more