SUBARU

WEIRD NEWS
An iPhone Turned Up In This Guy's Subaru Dashboard, Prompting The Most Entertaining Internet Mystery Of All Time
By Ryan Grenoble
Buckle up.
TECH
Is Subaru the In-N-Out Burger of Cars?
By Brian Moody, Contributor
Executive Editor - Autotrader
And yet Subaru has done such a great job of painting an image of a car company and customer base that run off the beaten
WEIRD NEWS
What Was This Bear Thinking When It Trapped Itself In A Subaru?
By Steven Hoffer
Colorado problems.
GPS FOR THE SOUL
Dogs Riding In Cars
By Dana McKenna, Contributor
50-something writer, playwright, & author of the blog “I Feel ...
BUSINESS
6 Cars That Totally Get Me
By Brian Moody, Contributor
Executive Editor - Autotrader
2015 Nissan Rogue - I wasn't expecting to like the Rogue, but I have to admit, it's probably the best car of its kind. Again
GOOD NEWS
Make This Thanksgiving Unforgettable for Those You Love
By Kare Anderson, Contributor
TED speaker (over 1.9 million views) on becoming an Opportunit...
Now anyone anywhere can record their story about someone who made a meaningful difference in their life.
BUSINESS
Guess What? You're Already Driving an Autonomous Car
By Brian Moody, Contributor
Executive Editor - Autotrader
With all the talk of self-driving cars and automated Uber cabs, it might be easy to assume that a futuristic world of driverless cars and unclogged streets is just a few years away. The truth is, you're probably already driving an autonomous car.
BUSINESS
Brands Fall in Love With 'Love' to Reconnect With Consumers
By Julissa Bonfante, Contributor
Public Relations and Communications Professional
With brands betting big on love and putting millions of marketing dollars to build an emotional connection with consumers -- will this actually translate to real dollars and increased market share?
ENVIRONMENT
Seatbelt Safety... for Dogs?
By Sarah Hodgson, Contributor
Bestselling Author, Trainer, Blogger, Mom to a multi-species h...
I bought a new car not too long ago. This may not excite you, but as my first "new" car in a lifetime, it was big news to those who knew me. I've long touted that cars are dangerous, depreciating hunks of metal; evil necessities.
GREEN
How Top Manufacturers Are Taking the Lead on Sustainability
By Linda Mayer, Contributor
President and CEO, SCHOTT North America, Inc.
TRAVEL
Enjoying Philadelphia's Spring Festival Season
By Malerie Yolen-Cohen, Contributor
Publisher, GetawayMavens.com; Northeast getaway expert
A smaller version of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in DC, Philadelphia also promotes and celebrates Japanese culture in America.
BUSINESS
Subaru Recalling 47,000 Vehicles That Could Start On Their Own
By Reuters, Reuters
Subaru will notify owners and dealers and replace the remote starter fob at no charge, according to NHTSA documents. The
BUSINESS
Dude, Let It Go
By Brian Moody, Contributor
Executive Editor - Autotrader
Holding on to an old car from the '80s or '90s isn't going to help you re-live your glory days; it just makes you look like Uncle Rico. Dude, let it go already.
BUSINESS
Tim Bennett, John Nash Call For A Unified Gay Pride Holiday, New Marketing Strategy
By Ron Dicker
Pick one universal day, Bennett urged. He recommended the last Saturday or Sunday in June, which would keep it close to the
CELEBRITY
First Car Memories: What Was Your First Set Of Wheels? (SUBMIT YOUR OWN)
Everyone remembers his or her first. Many times, pictures help us remember. Fortunately, this isn't that kind of story. What
BUSINESS
If "Corporations Are People, Too [My Friend]," Shouldn't They Behave Ethically?
By Peter Smirniotopoulos, Contributor
Development strategist, urban theorist, educator, opinion writ...
Corporations can take the lead in reforming their policies and practices, and re-positioning their branding accordingly -- thereby elevating the public's perception of their products and services -- as Good Corporate Citizens.
TRAVEL
Family Vacations in Indianapolis: A Huffington Post Travel Guide
By Nick Romano
Indianapolis Motor Speedway In addition to being the home of The Indy 500, the world's most famous automobile race, the Indianapolis
COMEDY
"He's All Wet"
By Jerry Zezima, Contributor
Humor columnist, The Stamford Advocate
Guys think they know everything about home improvement, even when they don't, which is most of the time. But even if they're handy, they'll always defer to their wives.
BUSINESS
Stalled Japanese Car Production Ripples Through Global Auto Industry
By Amy Lee
Even as Japanese automakers begin to reopen plants, their ability to recoup losses will be seriously hampered by the rising
ENVIRONMENT
Sony Sees the Value of Zero
By Andrew Winston, Contributor
Corporate Strategy Advisor; Author, The Big Pivot (co-author G...
Though corporate green efforts have grown exponentially in the last decade, most initiatives fall woefully short of what's necessary to meet the enormous sustainability challenges we face.
LOS ANGELES
Sarah Palin Encourages Road Rage
By John Wellington Ennis, Contributor
Filmmaker, Activist, Father
There was a time when the violence in Hip Hop lyrics drew condemnation from, actually, a lot of the outraged moralists who seem drawn to Sarah Palin's hypocritical spell.
WELLNESS
Gay & Lesbian Manners: A Lesbian Stereotype That's Not a Subaru
By Steven Petrow, Contributor
An author and journalist often referred to as Mr. Manners.
Just because you want to invite them all doesn't mean you should. Masked or unmasked bitterness, rage or jealousy can quickly tank the best of parties.
BUSINESS
Foreign Companies Will Soon Be Leading Carmakers In U.S.
Before long, you'll be more likely to get an American-made car by buying an import brand instead of a Ford, General Motors
BUSINESS
Roger Penske - Saturn's savior?
By Steve Parker, Contributor
Journalist/Broadcaster covering the auto industry and auto rac...
Penske recently purchased the old Matsushita air conditioning plant in Mooresville, NC and reconditioned it to consolidate
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