If you're currently looking for a new car, there are a lot of reasons that you might want to consider looking at a Subaru. Chief among those reasons is the brand's long-standing reputation for ...

Most automakers have a name for their infotainment software: Ford has SYNC, Mercedes-Benz has MBUX, and there are dozens of others. Subaru's system is called "Starlink" – and in case you were ...

Designed to support both Apple iOS and Android smartphones, the SUBARU STARLINK app brings continuously updated cloud applications to the vehicle's center stack display. Drivers can then access all ...

“With long-term growth projected for on-demand radio shows and podcasts, and research supporting consumption of this type of content increasing more than 15 percent last year alone, the addition of ...

As the 2015 model-year Subaru Legacy and Outback models make it onto dealers’ lots, the units will contain even more infotainment options to market to shoppers. Subaru of America announced the debut ...

Subaru models equipped with Subaru Starlink can now get the full Stitcher in-vehicle experience. Stitcher aggregates streams of news, sports and entertainment audio programming, including radio ...

Most major carmakers have their own in-house, internet-connected infotainment systems, and Subaru's is known as Starlink. The technology is available across Subaru's range, and it offers a variety of ...

If you own a modern Subaru, chances are you've heard of Starlink — the company's connected services suite, which lets you control your car through an app or call roadside assistance to your location.

Just over a year ago, Sam Curry bought his mom a 2023 Subaru Impreza. The gesture came with one condition: she’d let him try to hack it. Context is important, here, as Sam’s an “ethical hacker” and ...