What are the most common problems with Subaru?
By matching owner complaints with recall, investigation and technical service bulletin data we’ve come up with a list of the most common Subaru problems for every model and generation. We’ve even ranked vehicles by their reliability. A few problems that keep popping up. There’s plenty more where that came from.
How can I get a reply from Subaru?
You may go several hours or a day without getting a reply from Subaru agents. But on the bright side that back and forth can turn out to be less time overall, than, say, getting on the phone with a customer service representative. Subaru has a page or online help desk for customer service, but you can also call them on the phone.
Is there a phone number to call for Subaru?
We are regularly conducting audits and working on remediation, enhancements, and fixes to make Subaru.com as accessible as possible. If you are having difficulty browsing Subaru.com, please call us at 1-800-SUBARU3 (1-800-782-2783) and we’ll be happy to assist.
Why does my new Subaru not start up?
Too many owners of newer Subaru vehicles are waking up to cars that won’t start due to dead batteries. The batteries aren’t defective, but just lack the capacity to handle the electrical system draw particularly while the vehicle is turned …
What to do about high oil consumption in Subaru?
While resistant at first, Subaru has taken steps to resolve the issue, releasing a TSB indicating a course of action for models that are affected. The official advice Subaru has given is to seek replacement of the piston rings, which Subaru will cover under the vehicle’s warranty.
Why does my Subaru burn so much oil?
It seems that the motoring world will never be free of scandal. In recent years, Subaru, along with a handful of other vehicle manufacturers, have been embroiled in a controversy surrounding the manufacture of engines that burn through excessive amounts of engine oil.