Subaru's 'Share the Love Event' is returning in 2020 to take on its thirteenth consecutive year of giving. Here at Palm Springs Subaru, it will be the fifth consecutive year that there will be no cap placed on the total donation to our partners. When you buy a new car today, you get to choose which charitable foundation receives a donation from Subaru. We work with a collection of amazing charity partners near La Quinta, including:

• The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
• Make-A-Wish
• Meals on Wheels America
• National Park Foundation

A recent study by the IIHS and Consumer Reports shows that certain vehicles are safest for teen drivers. According to the list, Subaru has three vehicles that are among the safest in the area, second to Mazda, who has five. Here at Palm Springs Subaru, we're proud to have all three unique models for sale in our new inventory, including the Subaru Legacy, Subaru Forester, and Subaru Outback.

Subaru has always committed to making dealerships like ours and the corporate offices a welcoming environment for all. Just as our Subaru dealership believes in equality, Subaru as a brand works hard to learn from the unique experiences of every employee, and it shows. Diversity and inclusion are entwined with the Subaru culture, and that's why the brand earned a perfect score on the 2020 Corporate Equality Index, its fourth year in a row doing so. Below, we cover more of how the brand and our Subaru dealership near Palm Desert believe that equity and diversity is key to…

The Subaru Outback and Honda Passport are two popular vehicle choices. Drivers of these two vehicles like to be able to go off the beaten path when they please while still being able to use their automobile as an everyday driving machine on the paved roads of Cathedral City. There are many features to compare with the Outback and Passport.

Let's look at some of the features and compare them. All we want to do at Palm Springs Subaru is help you make an informed decision. You know your driving needs.

For the second year in a row Subaru of America has been awarded the 2020 J.D. Power Best Brand Loyalty Award. As many of our Palm Springs drivers know, once you buy one Subaru, it's hard to pass up another one. Subaru builds vehicles that not only last but make you feel supported in every one of your daily endeavors.

What makes Subaru such a popular brand is its reliability and capability along with the trustworthiness that Subaru vehicles inherently carry. And, the J.D. Power award is a testament to their loyalty. 

Take on new paths around Palm Springs in the new 2020 Subaru Outback. Immediately upon entering the luxurious cabin with soft-touch materials and innovative technology will greet you. You'll feel like royalty with all the convenience features that make up with cabin. Read on to find out why so many Cathedral City drivers choose the 2020 Subaru Outback as their next new vehicle.

Here at Palm Springs Subaru, we can already start to gear up for 2021 Subaru vehicles as a few are set to make their way to our showroom in the near future. One such model is the 2021 Subaru Crosstrek, which adds more power, and provides a major update across the lineup.

Here at Palm Springs Subaru, given our location to standout state parks like Mt. San Jacinto and national parks such as Joshua Tree we take a lot of pride knowing that Subaru as a company is committed to ensuring conservation of national parks. That's evident in the number of awards they are recognized for as it earned a 2020 Silver Halo Award for the Best Sustainability Initiative.

Subaru has long been a brand of vehicles associated with class, luxury, and reliability. It also continues to get favorable reviews for its high resale value of its pre-owned vehicles.

While Subaru is synonymous with quality-made vehicles, its charitable arm is reaching out to feed Americans with an extraordinary donation of 50 million meals. Subaru of America, Inc. and two of its independent distributors are joining forces with the Feeding America organization to combat hunger in the wake of COVID-19's unprecedented economic decline.