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Branded! Subaru New Company Name for Fuji Heavy Industries
FHI is using the 100th anniversary of the 1917 founding of Nakajima Aircraft to align its company name with its Subura brand name. Continue reading
Subaru to Stop Building Camry in U.S. as it sets Record Sales
The Japanese company, which made the Zero fighter during WW2, has now posted 29 consecutive months of year-over-year growth and is already on its way to its sixth successive annual sales record. Subaru is also planning on selling its first hybrid and adding a full-size minivan to its U.S. production. Continue reading
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