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In terms of comfort, the steering wheel is very uncomfortable and, after a long drive, you might not want to hold onto it. In addition, it's not laid out correctly: the left bank of switches controls the all-digital gauge cluster, while the right bank controls the infotainment screen. Also, the steering wheel layout is different for right-hand-drive and left-hand drive vehicles. Besides, the layout of the controls isn't consistent across the globe.

In 2005, GM sold its interest in FHI and discontinued most of the joint projects between the two companies. During this time, the Saab 9-2x was discontinued, and nearly all joint projects were cancelled. In 2006, Toyota Motors bought almost 40% of FHI stock and began building the Toyota Camry in the Subaru factory in Indiana, U.S., beginning in April 2007. In 2008, the company introduced the Exiga, an affordable compact crossover.

Muscatell Subaru in Rapid City, SD offers an extensive line of new Subaru models and has everything you need to buy a new car. Muscatell Subaru specializes in used and new cars for all lifestyles. From reliable SUVs to comfortable sedans, R G Subaru has something to fit your needs. If you're in the market for a new Subaru, you'll be pleased with the options and prices available at R G Subaru.

While the BRZ may not be for everyone, if you're a sports car enthusiast, this car is definitely for you. Its responsive steering and low limits will reward drivers with varied skill levels. The BRZ is both tossable and containable. And it's fun to drive, so don't hesitate to buy one. They're sure to get you noticed. They're also easy to park, too.

The eye-catching technology on the BRZ is an example of how Subaru has made it stand out from its competition. It features adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning, and rear automatic braking. Although the system is still not perfect, Subaru's BRZ is a good car for safety. And it sits low off the ground, which is a great combination. It's one of the safest cars on the road today.