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From tip to tailpipe, and inside to out, the 2017 Subaru Impreza brings a serious style upgrade for both its sedan and hatchback body types.

It's the first model to feature the new Subaru Global Platform, and it's the very first Subaru Impreza to be built right here in the U.S. The newest model is focused on increased horsepower, increased safety and security, enhanced interior cargo space, and--as always--providing the absolute best small car performance across the greater Washington, Canonsburg, Bethel Park, Pittsburgh PA, and Wheeling, WV areas.

Your car-buying checklist in Washington, Canonsburg, Bethel Park, Pittsburgh PA, or Wheeling, WV is understandably long. After all, you want to make sure you're getting the best new car for your needs and for the price, right?

If you've been on the hunt for a sport utility vehicle, we encourage everyone to check out the 2016 Subaru Crosstrek, a subcompact crossover by the people, for the people. It's one of the most…

Whether you live outside of the city in Washington, Canonsburg, Bethel Park, Pittsburgh PA & Wheeling, WV, or you just like being prepared for anything life can throw your way, you've more than likely considered an all-wheel-drive sedan, SUV, or crossover.

AWD offers enhanced safety, smoother driving dynamics, and more confident handling ability on wet, icy, or rough terrain than simple front-wheel drive. Let's see how the 2016 Subaru Forester SUV holds up against…

Subaru edged Mazda, Toyota and Honda to earn the highest score in Consumer Reports' latest report card ranking 13 automakers based on road tests and reliability. But Toyota dominated the magazine's top picks in five of 10 product segments, becoming the first automaker to do so in nearly a decade.

The magazine said Subaru, with an overall score of 75, two points higher than last year, benefited from the redesigned Impreza, Legacy and Outback models over the past few years.

Subaru was followed by Mazda, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Volvo, Hyundai, BMW and Volkswagen.

The top four automakers were each…