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The spacious 2024 Subaru Ascent SUV is packed with desirable high-tech functionality, but what does it do to keep you and your passengers safe? You'll be glad to learn it has many sophisticated features to protect all occupants from harm. Stop by your LA Subaru dealership to see this Subaru SUV yourself! more 1. EyeSight Driver Assist Technology EyeSight Driver Assist Technology acts as an all-seeing set of eyes while you're driving, and it has multiple parts. Pre-collision Braking surveys the situation ahead and applies emergency braking in anticipation of a frontal impact. Pre-Collision Throttle Management reduces engine power to lessen any damage. Adaptive Cruise Control is another element of EyeSight Driver Assist. This maintains a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front when you're using cruise control. A trio of features help prevent you from drifting out of your lane: Lane Departure Warning, Lane Sway Warning, and Lane Keep Assist. 2. Blind Spot Detection & Rear Cross-Traffic Alert These technologies focus on impaired areas of driver vision, like the side-mirror blind spot during regular driving or traffic approaching from an angle while you're reversing. The Ascent Touring model also has a Smart Rearview Mirror for rear visibility when your interior view is obscured. A camera mounted on the rear hatch delivers the image. 3. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive A standard feature on all Ascent models is Subaru's Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, This system optimizes traction and stability to suit various driving conditions. It limits rolling and pitching in the chassis if the vehicle is placed under extra load, like when you're braking or driving around corners. This is all helped by an engine that is mounted lengthwise, a symmetrically mounted 4WD drivetrain, and a purposefully low center of gravity. 4. Subaru Advanced Airbag System All Ascent models come with comprehensive airbag protection as standard for all occupants of the vehicle. These are SRS airbags, meaning they are not meant to replace seatbelts as the primary safety restraint. The following are included: an advanced frontal airbag system, side curtain airbags with rollover sensors, seat-mounted front-side airbags, and driver's knee airbags. 5. Rear Vision Camera with Washer A standard 2024 Ascent feature is the rear backup camera, which projects an image onto the central console screen. Many modern cars have this feature, but they don't all include a washer you can use to clean the camera if it becomes dirty during your drive. This ensures you always have a good view of potential hazards when reversing. Check Out the 2024 Ascent at Your Local Dealership Assuming you're reassured by the wide-ranging safety features of the 2024 Ascent, how about checking it out in its various stunning forms? Drop by and see us at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to discover which Ascent could be right for you.

Have you ever stood at the gas pump and stared at the different types of gasoline available, wondering which one you should put in your car? Using the correct fuel grade ensures that you get the most out of your vehicle. Here's a guide to understanding different fuel types, courtesy of your LA Subaru dealer. more Understanding Fuel Types Fuel grades in the United States are mainly distinguished by their octane ratings, which are prominently displayed at gas stations. The octane rating is a measure of a fuel's ability to resist "knocking" or "pinging" during combustion. This is caused by the air and fuel mixture preigniting, or detonating prematurely in the engine. The higher the octane rating, the greater the fuel's resistance to knocking. The most common octane ratings are: Regular (87 Octane) Suitable for most vehicles, regular gasoline is just fine for many Subaru models. Midgrade (89-90 Octane) Midgrade gasoline is a middle ground between regular and premium. Premium (91-94 Octane) Premium gasoline is recommended for high-performance engines. Which Fuel Grade Does Your Subaru Need? Non-Performance Subaru Models For the majority of Subaru models, such as the Crosstrek, Forester, Outback, Legacy, and Ascent, regular 87-octane fuel is perfectly adequate. These vehicles are designed to run efficiently on regular fuel, providing a good balance of performance, fuel economy, and cost savings. Using a higher octane fuel in these models will not enhance performance or efficiency, so it's best to stick with regular unleaded. Performance Subaru Models Subaru's performance-oriented models, including the WRX, WRX STI, and BRZ, require premium fuel with an octane rating of 91 or higher to perform as intended. These models are equipped with high-compression engines that benefit from the anti-knock properties of premium fuel. While it's possible to use lower octane fuel in a pinch, doing so may result in reduced performance and could potentially harm the engine over time. Why the Right Fuel Grade Matters Using the recommended fuel grade helps prevent engine knocking, which can cause damage over time. Using the correct octane fuel also ensures optimal power and acceleration, especially in Subaru's performance models. Finally, while it might seem like a good idea to use a higher octane fuel than recommended, it won't improve your car's fuel economy if it's designed to work with regular unleaded, Instead, you're just paying more for gas. Fuel Grade FAQs From Your Subaru Dealer Can Premium Fuel Improve Performance in My Non-Performance Subaru? No. Using premium fuel in a Subaru designed for regular unleaded gasoline will not improve its performance or fuel economy. What If I Accidentally Use a Lower-Octane Fuel in My Performance Subaru? If you inadvertently use a lower octane fuel, your vehicle's engine management system will adjust to prevent knocking. However, it's best to refuel with the correct octane rating as soon as possible. Is It Harmful to Switch Between Regular and Premium Fuel? For vehicles designed to run on regular fuel, switching to premium occasionally is not harmful, but it is unnecessary. For performance models, consistently using the recommended premium fuel is important to maintain engine performance. Always refer to your owner's manual for your vehicle's specific fuel requirements to harness your engine's full potential. Call Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA, to schedule service or ask questions about your vehicle. Image via Pixabay

Your Subaru has a huge range of specialized systems to make your driving experience safer, easier, and more pleasurable than ever before. All these systems are generally referred to by an alphabet soup of letters that can be difficult to understand. As your Los Angeles Subaru dealer, we want to tell you more about some of these car terms and how these systems work. more ABS This stands for Anti-lock Braking System. If you're driving over very wet terrain, particularly at speed, your car can hydroplane. If this happens, your tires lose contact with the surface due to water underneath them. Older cars could skid, and their wheels would automatically lock, making it difficult to get out of the skid. The ABS prevents your wheels from locking so you don't lose control over your car. Forward Collision Warning Safety is an essential part of every Subaru, and this system can prevent an accident. Your car sends out radar pulses in front of it. These pulses measure the distance between your front bumper and any object ahead of you. If the object gets too close, this warning system prefills your brakes with brake fluid and sounds an audible alarm so you can take action. Lane Departure Warning This is another vital safety system, and it includes lane-keeping assist. If you're driving and accidentally stray out of a lane, this system will make small corrections using your power steering to bring your vehicle back into the lane again. Power Steering A car is heavy, and this can make it difficult to steer. Older vehicles required you to use more energy and effort to simply turn the wheel. Your Subaru has power steering to make life much easier. A power steering pump pressurizes fluid in the system, which creates a hydraulic force to assist the rack and pinion steering and transmission gears to move smoother and easier. HUD HUD stands for Heads-Up Display, which is a computerized system that projects important information on the windshield in front of you. You can select up to five different types of information to display, including your speed, turn-by-turn navigation, speed limit, and current gear. You can see all the information you need without having to take your eyes off the road ahead. 360-Degree Camera This system uses cameras positioned at the front, sides, and rear of your Subaru to create a 360-degree bird's-eye view of the space around your car. It allows you to see vehicles, pedestrians, and other objects that are in blind spots that you might otherwise not notice. If you'd like to know more about these or any other vehicle terms, visit us today at Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA.

The 2024 Subaru Crosstrek is a great vehicle for daily driving or exploring the trails. At our Los Angeles Subaru dealership, we love showing off its excellent ground clearance, X-MODE settings, and more. Read on for a closer look at Subaru's rugged design for the 2024 Crosstrek. more Standard All-Wheel Drive Subaru has equipped every trim of the Crosstrek with its signature symmetrical all-wheel drive system. This design is known for providing their vehicles with a low center of gravity. This makes for a great driving experience when steering over rough terrain. Powerful Performance The entry-level Crosstrek comes with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers up to 152 horsepower. The Sport, Wilderness, and Limited trims all comes with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers an impressive 182 horsepower. These options are paired with an automatic transmission for smooth and engaging performance. X-MODE This fun feature makes it easy to optimize your settings for the road or trail you're driving on. X-MODE will make adjustments to the engine output, all-wheel drive system, and transmission ratio to optimize your Subaru's traction. This feature really shines when you're driving on low-friction surfaces, helping you keep control. The system is standard on every trim of the Crosstrek. In the Sport, Limited, and Wilderness trims, you'll have a dual-function X-MODE that works with Deep Snow/Mud. Awesome Ground Clearance A great off-roading vehicle needs exceptional ground clearance, and the Crosstrek delivers with 8.7 inches of ground clearance. In fact, the Wilderness trim comes with lifted suspension, offering drivers 9.3 inches of total ground clearance. The Wilderness trim also adds standard all-terrain tires, for enhanced traction on every road you explore. Hill-Descent Control The X-MODE feature also has a hill-descent control setting. This is complemented by a hill-start assist feature. These technologies make it easier for you to maintain your speed and control as you travel steep terrain. Strong Roof Rails Your Crosstrek comes standard with strong roof rails that can handle up to 700 pounds of cargo. This allows you to bring along all your outdoor gear, including items like a rooftop tent or kayak. These roof rails also come with extra tie-down points. A Wider Rear Gate Outdoor adventures are better when you can easily load up all your best gear, which is easy to do with the Crosstrek's new, wider rear gate. The wider gate opens up to a cargo area of 19.9 cubic feet. Folding down the 60/40 split second-row seats expands this space, creating a maximum cargo volume of 54.7 cubic feet. An available built-in cargo area light is a great way to easily keep track of all your gear on overnight trips. The Crosstrek is an SUV that's ready for city streets, or long weekends on the trail. Visit Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA now to see our wide selection of new vehicles.

Child safety is vital at all times, and there are specific things you should pay attention to when traveling with children of all ages in the car. If you apply these tips, then you should have no problem staying safe while traveling in a family SUV from your local Los Angeles Subaru dealership. more 1. Make Sure Everyone Is Buckled Up Though kids may not like seatbelts, they should be buckled up at all times. Studies show that hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved by seat belts over the last 50 years. 2. Use Child Seats, Booster Seats, and Car Seats California law states children under eight years old have to be in a child seat at all times while traveling in a vehicle. When the child reaches eight years old or 4'9", they can graduate to a belt-positioning booster seat. Children under the age of two have to ride in a rear-facing car seat unless the child is 40 inches tall or weighs more than 40 pounds. Once the child reaches that height or weight, they should be secured in a way recommended by the manufacturers of an appropriate car seat. 3. Carefully Install Your Child Seat Child seats can be difficult to install, so make sure you carefully follow any instructions that come with the seat. If you don't have the instructions anymore, then look for instructions online. There may also be car seat technicians in your area who can assist you in installing the child seat and making sure it's safe. 4. Keep the Kids Calm Though going on a car ride can be exciting, it's important that kids stay as calm as possible. Moving around and being too loud in the back seat can distract the driver, which is risky for child and adult passengers alike. Modern Subaru cars have lots of technology in them, so consider keeping the kids entertained by playing music or a podcast that keeps them calm and entertained via your Subaru's STARLINK Multimedia system. 5. Use Seat Belts Correctly Two children should never be secured by one seatbelt, and all parts of the seatbelt need to be used at all times. Show your kids how to properly secure themselves with the seatbelt so that it goes across their chest and their lap. Although it may be more comfortable, ensure your kids don't tuck their seatbelt under their arm, as this positioning of the seatbelt makes the belt less effective. Need a family car to drive safely in while implementing the tips above? Visit Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to find the best car for your family's needs.

The 2024 Subaru WRX at your LA Subaru dealership is a four-door AWD sports car with impeccable design, flawless performance, and incredible safety features. Get to know each trim level of this sports car so you can determine which trim is ideal for your lifestyle. more Trims of the 2024 Subaru WRX and More Features The standard powertrain for this sports car is a 2.4-liter turbocharged engine capable of an output of 271 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque. Models with a manual transmission get 19 MPG in the city and 26 MPG on the highway, while models with the Subaru Performance transmission get 18 MPG in the city and 25 MPG on the highway. Safety Features All five trims of this vehicle come with EyeSight safety technology, which includes features such as advanced adaptive cruise control with lane centering and pre-collision braking. Your WRX also comes with Subaru symmetrical AWD, high beam assist, brake assist, and a rear vision camera. Blind spot detection with lane change assist and rear cross-traffic alert is standard on the Limited, TR, and GT trims. The GT trim also has reverse automatic braking as a standard feature. Base The Base trim has 17-inch gray aluminum alloy wheels and summer high-performance tires. Key standard features for the Base trim include LED headlights, body-colored power-adjustable outside mirrors, and two-speed windshield wipers. This trim also has an 11.6-inch STARLINK multimedia plus screen, which supports features such as HD Radio, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. Premium This trim has 18-inch dark gray aluminum alloy wheels, heated body-colored side mirrors, a trunk spoiler, and LED fog lights. This trim comes with 60/40 folding rear seats, a six-speaker audio system, and a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat. Limited The Limited trim comes with heated body-colored power-adjustable side mirrors with turn signals, a windshield wiper de-icer, and a power glass moonroof. Other standard features include electronic cruise control, steering wheel controls, dual-zone climate control, and an 11.5-inch STARLINK multimedia navigation screen. TR The TR trim comes with 19-inch satin gray aluminum alloy wheels, an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat, Recaro performance-design front seats, heated front seats, and a leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering wheel with red accent stitching. Drivers can also enjoy steering wheel controls for the audio system, Bluetooth, and cruise control features. GT This trim is equipped with 18-inch matte gray aluminum alloy wheels, a leather-wrapped shifter handle, Ultrasuede upholstery, aluminum alloy pedal covers, and heated front seats. The GT trim also comes with an 11-speaker Harman Kardon audio system and a center console with an LED-illuminated storage tray. The 2024 WRX is a fantastic sports car for drivers who want a compact vehicle ideal for city living and commuting. Visit Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to take your favorite trim out for a spin today.

The BRZ sports car consistently ranks as one of the top performance vehicles on the market. Its blend of intuitive tech, sleek, modern design, and spirited performance have landed the 2024 Subaru BRZ a spot on the coveted Car and Driver 10Best list. Get behind the wheel of this driver-focused four-seater coupe today at your local Los Angeles Subaru dealership. more Upgraded Performance Features The BRZ comes loaded with standard equipment designed to push it to the limit with class-leading horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. It boasts a 228-hpSubaru BOXER engine with rear-wheel drive and a six-speed manual transmission, combining for a zero-to-60 time of just 5.4 seconds. You can fine-tune the car's performance by selecting the Track mode, which optimizes the vehicle's sharp, balanced handling. The base model features a Torsen limited-slip differential and track-tested suspension. If you go for the Limited trim, you can swap out the manual for an automatic with paddle shifters to get up to 30 highway miles per gallon. The top-tier model, new for 2024, has upgraded suspension and brakes. Advanced Tech Features Every BRZ incorporates the EyeSight suite of driver assist technology as well as a rearview camera and high-beam assist. In addition to the standard safety features, you can add adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, forward collision warning, and automatic emergency braking. The BRZ features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity across the lineup, as well as an 8-inch touchscreen, satellite radio, and a 7-inch digital gauge cluster. Interior and Exterior Aesthetics The sporty yet sophisticated style of the 2024 BRZ turns heads, with a choice of seven classic exterior color choices. Depending on the trim, it has either 17-inch or 18-inch alloy wheels. The tS model adds a dark-gray metallic finish, while the top two trims both add LED steering-responsive headlights. The BRZ also features a rear spoiler and body-colored or Crystal Black side mirrors. Customize with options like mud flaps, a trunk spoiler, a rear bumper diffuser, and upgraded LEDs. Inside the cabin, you'll find bolstered sport seats with eye-catching red or blue accents. The tS model showcases an STI instrument cluster with red metallic accents. Every trim has dual-zone auto climate control and push-button start. Available features include heated front seats and leather-trimmed UltraSuede upholstery. The rear seats fold flat so you can maximize the spacious cargo area. The Subaru BRZ comes in three thrilling trims, including the top-tier tS model which is new for 2024. It's also an outstanding value, topping Kelley Blue Book's best 5-year cost-of-ownership list for its class. Stop by Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA to test drive this award-winning sports car today.

One of the safest SUVs on the road just got even more exciting with the release of the latest Forester models. The 2024 Subaru Forester at your LA Subaru dealership is an affordable, functional, fuel-efficient, and fantastic choice for new drivers, families, and commuters alike. more Trims of the 2024 Subaru Forester from Your Subaru Dealership All six trim levels of the 2024 Forester have a 2.5-liter four-cylinder SUBARU BOXER engine, which has an output of 182 horsepower and 176 lb-ft of torque. This powertrain is paired with SI-DRIVE and symmetrical all-wheel drive for all trims. Active torque vectoring, trailer stability assist, vehicle dynamics control, and a traction control system are standard for all models. The Base and Premium trims have a CVT transmission with adaptive control, the Sport, Limited, and Touring trims have a CVT transmission with a seven-speed manual mode, and the Wilderness trim has a CVT transmission with an eight-speed manual mode. The Wilderness trim gets 28 MPG on the interstate and 25 MPG in the city, while all other trims fetch 33 MPG on the highway and 26 MPG in the city. Base The Base trim is equipped with 17-inch steel wheels, LED steering responsive headlights, and black folding side mirrors. This trim also has manually adjustable front seats, Premium This trim comes with 17-inch black aluminum alloy wheels with a machine finish, LED fog lights, and body-colored folding side mirrors. Heated front seats, 60/40 flat-folding rear seats, and cloth upholstery are standard for the Premium trim. Sport The Sport is outfitted with 18-inch black aluminum alloy wheels, body-colored folding outside mirrors with integrated turn signals, and raised roof rails. Power-adjustable front seats, Sport cloth seats with orange contrast stitching, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a leather shifter handle are standard. Wilderness This trim has 17-inch matte black aluminum alloy wheels, all-terrain tires, hexagonal style LED fog lights, and black hexagonal folding side mirrors with integrated turn signals. This trim also comes with StarTex water-repellant upholstery, a color multi-function display, and a three-spoke steering wheel with integrated controls. Limited The Limited trim has standard 18-inch black aluminum alloy wheels with a machine finish, a panoramic power moonroof, a windshield wiper de-icer, and heated side mirrors. This trim also has transmission paddle shifters, a multi-function center console, and cargo area underfloor storage. Touring The highest trim level is equipped with 18-inch dark gray aluminum alloy wheels with a machine finish, and satin chrome side mirrors with integrated turn signals. This trim also has heated rear outboard seats, leather-trimmed upholstery, and a heated steering wheel. Every element of the 2024 Forester is designed to increase your comfort and convenience. Take your favorite trim out for a spin when you visit Puente Hills Subaru in City of Industry, CA today.

Choosing the right insurance means balancing cost with the level of protection you need. Considering the specific needs of your vehicle, from its safety features to its potential for off-road use, can help you make an informed decision. Here are a few tips from your local Los Angeles Subaru dealer about what factors to consider when it's time to choose car insurance for your Subaru. more Understanding the Insurance Cost for a Subaru Subaru vehicles are generally known for their reliability and safety, which has a positive impact on insurance costs. However, factors like the model of the Subaru, its age, and the technology it incorporates can influence the premium. Models with advanced safety features offer lower insurance costs due to their reduced risk of accidents. Comprehensive Coverage is Crucial Given the advanced technology and all-wheel-drive system in most Subaru models, it is advisable to opt for comprehensive coverage. This type of insurance covers damages caused by events other than collisions, such as weather-related incidents. Comprehensive coverage is essential for safeguarding against unexpected situations. Collision Coverage for Off-Road Protection Subaru cars are often amazing vehicles to use for off-road adventures, due to their all-wheel drive and other features. These adventures, of course, can put them at a higher risk of accidental damage. Collision coverage is essential in such scenarios, since you want to absolutely sure that damages from accidents are covered, whether it's a collision with another vehicle or an object. Custom Parts and Equipment Coverage Many Subaru owners customize their vehicles with aftermarket parts. If you have upgraded or customized your Subaru, consider adding coverage for custom parts and equipment to your policy. This addition ensures that the value of these customizations is considered in case of an insurance claim. Discounts and Driver Safety Programs Insurance providers often offer discounts for vehicles equipped with advanced safety features, like the features found in many Subaru models. In addition, participating in driver safety programs can further reduce your insurance rates. It's worth discussing these options with your insurance provider to find out about potential savings. For Subaru owners in the Puente Hills area, Puente Hills Subaru offers expert advice and assistance in selecting the right insurance for your vehicle. Our team understands the unique needs of Subaru drivers and can guide you through the process, ensuring your peace of mind when on the road. Give us a call today to learn more about how we can help protect your Subaru with the ideal insurance plan.

Purchasing a Subaru can be an exciting venture, especially considering the brand's reputation for reliability and performance. However, navigating the auto loan process can sometimes be challenging. Here are some tips from your local LA Subaru dealership with key strategies to help you secure a car loan for your Subaru purchase. more Understand Your Credit Score Your credit score plays a pivotal role in determining your loan eligibility and interest rates. Before applying for a loan, check your credit report for any inaccuracies and understand where you stand credit-wise. A higher credit score usually translates into more favorable loan terms. Budget Wisely Determine how much you can afford to pay monthly for your Subaru without straining your finances. Consider the total cost of ownership, including insurance, maintenance, and fuel, in addition to the loan payment. Staying within a realistic budget reduces the risk of financial strain down the line. Explore Loan Options Do your homework on various loan options. Banks, credit unions, and online lenders all offer auto loans. And of course, don't forget to check into the financing available through our dealership, which can be better than those available through other providers. Get Pre-Approved Getting pre-approved for an auto loan can give you a clearer picture of what you can afford and puts you in a stronger negotiating position at the dealership. With pre-approval, you'll know the loan amount, interest rate, and loan term before you start shopping. Choose the Right Subaru Model Subarus are known for their variety and versatility, catering to different needs and lifestyles. Research and select a model that fits your budget and suits your daily requirements. Whether it's the robust Outback or the sleek Impreza, choosing the right model is crucial. Negotiate the Purchase Price Before discussing financing, negotiate the purchase price of the Subaru. A lower purchase price means a smaller loan amount and, subsequently, less interest paid over time. Don't hesitate to negotiate and seek the best deal possible. Consider a Down Payment A substantial down payment can lower your monthly loan payments and may even help you secure a lower interest rate. It also reduces the loan-to-value ratio, a critical factor that lenders consider when approving a loan. Maintain Insurance Most lenders will require you to have full insurance coverage on your Subaru until the loan is fully paid off. This protects both you and the lender in case of an accident or theft. If you're ready to take the next step in purchasing your dream car, visit us at Puente Hills Subaru. Our expert team can assist you in finding the perfect Subaru model and guide you through the financing process.

Buying your first car can be an overwhelming process thanks to the numerous options to navigate. This is especially true at the Los Angeles Subaru dealer, where the wide range of vehicles on the showroom floor can confuse a first time car buyer. But with the right tips and guidance, you will drive off the dealership lot with the perfect Subaru for your needs. more 1. Consider Your Budget Once you decide you need a car, review your finances to determine the exact budget for your new Subaru. Consider factors like income, existing debt, and current financial obligations to get a clear picture of how much you can afford to spend. Don't forget to factor in estimated insurance, gas, maintenance, and repair costs. This budget will help you determine whether buying new or used is more realistic. 2. Figure Out Car Financing With your budget in mind, the next step is exploring financing options by meeting with your dealer's finance team. They will handle the financing process by helping with the paperwork and getting multiple offers from their network of lenders. The team will walk you through the debt you may be willing to take on, the expected monthly payments, and the required down payment. Besides handling the entire process for you, dealers have great offers and incentives that can save you money on the purchase. They also offer flexible loan terms of 72 months or more. This allows you to take on more debt and buy your dream Subaru without suffering financial constraints. 3. List Your Needs To avoid being overwhelmed at the dealership, you should create a list of what you need in your first Subaru. The wide Subaru range offers everything from small sedans to family-sized SUVs, from base-level to fully loaded models. Consider these factors when choosing your preferred car: Vehicle size Performance and fuel efficiency Tech and driver assistance upgrades Cargo capacity Comfort features Infotainment controls 4. Ask Your Dealer for Help To simplify the buying process, take advantage of the experience and knowledge your dealer and their team have with Subaru vehicles. They know the best models for different budgets, maintenance needs for different Subarus, recall histories, necessary accessories, repair costs, and more. Exploring the wide range of models for your first Subaru purchase may seem intimidating. However, the process doesn't have to be painful if you have the right support by your side. Visit Puente Hills Subaru, and our team will help match you with a Subaru that meets your needs and budget.

The 2024 Subaru Legacy Premium is an exciting new trim option at your Los Angeles Subaru dealership. Read on to learn more about some of the most exciting touches Subaru has added to the 2024 model. more 1. A Large Multimedia Touchscreen The Legacy Premium comes equipped with a beautiful 11.6-inch touchscreen. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration make it easy to use all your familiar smartphone apps in your new car. Thankfully, the system allows for customization, so you can see the apps that matter to you most. 2. A Comfortable Driver's Seat Your 10-way adjustable power driver's seat will make getting behind the wheel a true joy. You're going to love the two-way adjustable lumbar support, especially when you go on long weekend adventures. Your front-row passenger will also have a power-adjustable seat, with height adjustment settings that make it easy for them to sit comfortably. 3. The All-Weather Package You can enjoy weekend adventures in your Subaru all year round. The all-weather package in the Premium trim includes helpful features like a windshield wiper de-icer, in addition to heated side mirrors. Inside the cabin, you'll have heated front seats to keep you comfortable. 4. Remote Engine Start With Climate Control Your Premium will always be ready and comfortable when you climb inside, thanks to a remote engine start with climate control feature. With the press of a button on your smartphone, you'll be able to get your Subaru started and heating up before you step outside. 5. A Fuel-Efficient System Your 2.5-liter DOHC engine will deliver 182 horsepower, giving you a great driving experience. You'll have Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive, giving you more control on the road. This powerful design is fabulously fuel efficient. You'll average 27 miles to the gallon in the city, and 35 when you hit the highway. 6. Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control Sometimes, it's hard to agree on what the best climate settings are throughout your vehicle. In the Premium, this isn't a problem. You'll have voice-activated climate controls that allow the driver and front passenger to set their own preferences. 7. Adaptive Cruise Control Once you upgrade to a vehicle with this driver assist feature, it's hard to imagine going back to regular cruise control. This advanced feature will maintain your set following distance. As the car in front of you speeds up, your Subaru will handle accelerating for you. It will also activate the brakes to slow down in the same way. Your adaptive cruise control is just one more way that your Legacy Premium improves the driving experience. This feature joins other assist technologies in the Premium, including automatic collision alerts, and high beam assist. It's time to take a closer look at this exciting 2024 Subaru. Visit Puente Hills Subaru now to see our wide selection of new vehicles.