SUBARU

Subaru is the automotive division of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI), a multifaceted transport equipment manufacturer active on the global stage under three key pillars: Subaru Automobile Business; Aerospace Company; Industrial Products company. Subaru traces its roots back to Nakajima Aircraft Company (1917 to 1945), one of the largest aircraft manufacturers of its time in the Pacific region. Since resuming business in 1953, FHI has grown and expanded on the strength of its core automotive business. From unique models with the "Subaru 360" and "Subaru 1000" and moving to 4WD passenger vehicles, the Subaru brand has developed a large following with its commitment to onroad performance as exemplified by the core models, the Legacy, the Impreza, The Forester and Subaru BRZ.