Subaru Legacy/Outback

Subaru Legacy / Outback is a Japanese off-road and compact class station wagon. Produced by Subaru since 1989. Legacy was created to conquer and oust the competitive models of its class from the North American market. In 1996, the Outback all-terrain vehicle was released on its base, the name of which literally sounds like “wilderness”. Since 2014, the 6th generation of the Legacy model has been released. The name of the car is translated as “heritage”. Cars are made in the USA and Japan.

Engine Subaru EZ30

The three-liter EZ30 engine was the flagship engine of all large Subaru cars for a full decade (1999-2009). It replaced the EG33 and in turn was gradually superseded by the more modern EZ33. The power unit was designed from scratch, and did not become a revision of some old motor, which allowed the designers to initially introduce advanced systems and technologies. Continue reading Engine Subaru EZ30

Engine Subaru EJ25

The EJ25 engine, which had a displacement of 2.5 liters, was launched by Subaru in 1995. The block of this engine was identical to the block of the EJ20 engine – just like its older brother, it was made of aluminum alloy and had a height of 201 mm. The only difference was in the diameter of the cylinders – unlike the 2.0-liter engine, which had 92 mm, the 2.5-liter engine had 99.5 mm. Continue reading Engine Subaru EJ25

Engine Subaru FA20

The FA20 is a completely new two-liter engine with an aluminum cylinder block. It is compact and takes up minimum space in the engine compartment. With its power ratings, this engine consumes a minimum of fuel, having fuel economy indicators in mixed mode at 7.8 liters per 100 kilometers. For a mid-size crossover, such fuel consumption figures are almost record-breaking. Continue reading Engine Subaru FA20