Subaru Levorg

Subaru has given its Levorg/WRX wagon the Outback treatment with the higher-riding Layback, but it's for Japan only.

Subaru is filling a niche, teasing a version of the Levorg/WRX Sportswagon in Japan with Outback-like design cues.

Much as the Liberty begat the Outback and the Impreza the XV, Subaru's WRX wagon could spawn a higher-riding, more rugged variant of its own.

Two of Subaru's longest-running nameplates are celebrating milestone birthdays soon, with the Impreza and WRX marking 30 years in Australia.

A manufacturing issue may cause the electric park brake to not work properly on almost 80,000 Subaru vehicles produced between 2015 and 2018.

Subaru is ditching the Levorg badge for now in Australia, instead bringing the more performance-oriented WRX Sportswagon to our shores.

The redesigned Subaru Levorg will be aligned with the new WRX, and there'll be no less powerful base engine like in the old car.

A faulty fuel pump has led Subaru to recall 2037 vehicles across the BRZ, Forester, Levorg, Liberty, Outback and WRX lines.

Subaru will put the spotlight back onto its hybrid SUVs in 2021, after supply struggles and COVID took the wind out of their sails in 2020.

Subaru's only conventional wagon has been discontinued, but the Levorg will soon re-emerge with a more overt performance focus.

Subaru is keeping the Levorg wagon alive in Australia, but the new model is going to look a bit different when it touches down...

After a series of barely-disguised Prototype models, the second-generation Subaru Levorg turbo wagon has been unveiled in Japan.

The next-generation Subaru Levorg has been photographed completely undisguised in Japan.