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Innovative Safety with the 2020 Subaru Crosstrek

Could there be anything more important than keeping your loved ones safe? Subaru doesn’t think so, and that’s why they’ve built the 2020 Subaru Crosstrek with the very highest standards in safety. Technology has made major advancements with safety features, and the Crosstrek is the perfect example.

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Versatility of the Subaru Impreza

When speaking about versatile automobiles, compact cars aren't the norm. Of course, there's an exception to the rule, which just so happens come in the form of a compact car. The Subaru Impreza has various features, diversity, and exceptional dynamics when it comes to automotive ingenuity.

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How to Use Your Car's Roof Rack

Roof racks might seem like one thing on your vehicle that is a no-brainer - however, like many things in the automobile world, looks can be deceiving. Roof racks can be more complicated than a handy tool for holding cargo might seem to be!

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Waxing your Vehicle has Several Benefits

Our dealership wants to make sure you know how to protect your car from outside elements. Using a quality car wax is a good way to protect your car from UV rays, air, water and pollutants. The wax will give your car a nice shine while filling in small scratches to protect its clear coat.

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Exploring the Subaru Crosstrek Design

The Subaru Crosstrek is a smaller SUV that still offers the space inside that you would expect from a larger vehicle. All-wheel-drive is a feature that is standard in the vehicle, allowing for the best navigation when you're traveling in Riverside, CA. Fuel mileage in the Crosstrek ranges from 30 to 33 mpg.

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All-Wheel-Drive and Four-Wheel-Drive Are Different by Function

Some people are still having trouble with deciding what four-wheel-drive vs. all-wheel-drive are. Most people get it that both somehow cause a vehicle to operate with all four wheels getting traction on a driving surface. Our team at DCH Subaru of Riverside is here to break down the differences between the two:

The only thing that either definition has in common is the fact that four wheels work all at once in powering the vehicle. Any similarity ends there. Four-wheel-drive works by using a split differential and a lower gear ratio to initiate a four-wheel traction.

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