The Subaru "Motion-V" initiative aims to increase fuel economy and lower emissions by 2015. Already, the automaker has introduced two models that will be a part of the effort: the upcoming 2013 Subaru BR-Z and 2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek. We're pretty excited for those two models at Prestige Auto Complex, but are really looking forward to what's in store for the rest of the new Subaru lineup too. Recently, we were able to catch a glimpse.

Subaru won't be stopped, even by production slowdowns. The Japanese auto maker, which had their production schedule cut due to the earthquake and tsunami on March 11th, posted gains during this sales quarter.

Sales of the Subaru Impreza, available at Prestige Auto Complex - 4271 Black Horse Pike - Turnersville, NJ 08012, shot up a whopping 15% in Q1 2011.

Total sales of vehicles reached 24,762 - representing a 7% increase over the same month last…

Volkswagen of America CEO, Jonathan Browning has announced that at the very top of his "unfunded projects he'd like to see in production" list is the Bulli microbus concept. If you remember back, the Bulli concept debuted at this year's Geneva Motor Show.

For those of you not familiar with the Bulli, it's a retro-inspired small van with a contemporary twist. Essentially, it combines styling elements from the 1950s VW Type 2…

To demonstrate the capabilities of their all-wheel technology, Mitsubishi set out for the unforgiving terrain in Alberta, Canada. They took their Outlander crossover family with them and returned home with a handful of Guinness World Records.

Mitsubishi Outlander World Records

Mitsubishi's U.S. assembly plant in Normal, Illinois is shifting its emphasis away from regionally focused vehicles. In the future, vehicles rolling off the plant's assembly line will be smaller global cars, hybrids, and electric vehicles.

CEO of Mitsubishi Motors North America, Schinichi Kurihara, indicates that the the company will launch four new models in the U.S. within three years. This introduction will happen simultaneously to the phasing out of four slower-selling…

Last year, the 2010 Volkswagen Passat had a starting price of $27,195. This year, the 2012 Volkswagen Passat will start over $7,000 less, at $20,000. The significant drop in price is similar to that which was applied to the new Jetta. Both cars are approximately four inches longer compared to their predecessors and will make up the company's core models in America.

The 2012 Volkswagen Passat is nearly 10 inches larger, bumper to bumper, than a higher level Jetta. With a simple three-bar grille and wide spread headlights, the overall look is clean and classy. This…