After replacing a Subaru Robin engine on a piece of equipment, I noticed that both Honda and Kawasaki make industrial engines, but not Yamaha, though they do have generators with v-twins. Why not sell those engines? Just a curiosity since I'm a fan of
It's just not in their business model. Just like how Honda don't make musical instruments or Kawasaki don't make cars
Subaru offers industrial engines, pumps and generators. For more information, visit www.subarupower.com
The Subaru XV shares its mechanical underpinnings with the Impreza, meaning it scores the same brand-new engine and transmission technology. Despite producing identical power and torque figures, the XV's 110kW/196Nm 2.0-litre horizontally opposed Boxer
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One of the few exceptions came in June, when the company hired Peter Stevens, whose design credits include work for BMW, Jaguar, Lotus, General Motors, Volvo, MG-Rover and Subaru as well as Virgin Atlantic and Sunseeker Marine. Stevens created the body
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So is Shane Thomas, sales manager at Huebner Chevrolet Subaru on Canton Road. "It's not just the farm people after trucks," he said. "Someone's got 10 acres, and they're getting $3500 an acre [for mineral rights], they've got some money to spend.
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Subaru is showing off a concept that will look a lot like a BRZ slated for production in the spring of 2012. It's sleek and low with an aerodynamic front spoiler and a rear wing. The BRZ will have a new direct-injected 2-liter Subaru Boxer engine. |
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Subaru is showing off a concept that will look a lot like a BRZ slated for production in the spring of 2012. It's sleek and low with an aerodynamic front spoiler and a rear wing. The BRZ will have a new direct-injected 2-liter Subaru Boxer engine. |