Love. It’s what makes a Subaru, a Subaru. Ask any Subaru owner to talk about their vehicle, and sure enough the word love will come up in the conversation.
That’s because this line provides drivers with a wide range of benefits, from superior comfort to appearance. The number of people driving Subarus around the Rittman, Ohio and Doylestown, Ohio areas has increased dramatically over the last few years, and it’s thanks in part to the work of Park Subaru. Specializing in new and used Subaru sales, this local Subaru dealership near Copley, Ohio offers an impressive selection of models to fit virtually every customer’s specific set of needs. Whether you’re looking for something with a spacious interior or just a little more power, Park Subaru is sure to have a certified pre-owned or brand-new Subaru that will not only meet your every need, but turn you into a lifelong Subaru lover.
As far as brand-new Subarus go, there’s no better place to check out the latest models than Park Subaru. Since this Copley area establishment is an authorized Subaru dealership, they’re quick to receive the newest vehicles from the manufacturer. Right now there is an extensive selection of 2015 models that have just arrived in their showroom. If you like the idea of cruising down the road in a sleek sports car with a 6-speed manual transmission, you’ll be pleased with what the new 2015 Subaru BRZ has to offer. If you need something that will fit your growing family, one of their new 2015 Subaru Forester or Outback models may be the right choice for you. But if you’re simply looking for an attractive, 4-door sedan, you’ll definitely want to check out one this Subaru dealership’s 2015 Subaru Legacy models.
Despite the fact that the brand-new Subarus from Park are very affordable, some customers opt to purchase a certified pre-owned Subaru instead. Though these models may not be fresh off the truck, rest assured that you’ll love to have one in your own Rittman or Doylestown driveway all the same. Instead of selling them “as-is” like some dealerships do, Park’s own service staff performs a multi-point inspection on each one of their used models. Only once it meets the manufacturer’s high standards does one of these vehicles earn the title of CPO. It’s almost like getting a new car at a used car price! And since Park Subaru is known for having the best in new and used Subaru sales, you can be sure that they have a number of certified pre-owned Subarus to choose from.
If you’re curious to find out what all the fuss is about, now is the time to test drive one of Park’s brand-new or certified pre-owned Subarus yourself.
Whether you’re in the market for a sedan, sports car, hatchback, or SUV, this local Subaru dealership near Copley, Ohio is sure to have the right model on their lot. So, why not take the short trip from your Rittman, Ohio or Doylestown, Ohio home to Park Subaru now? Once you’ve had a chance to experience what new and used Subaru sales means at Park, you’ll undoubtedly recommend them and the manufacturer to everyone you know!
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Thursday, January 23, 2014
Subaru Unveils Legacy CONCEPT
Showcasing sleek new styling cues for future Legacy models, the 2015 Legacy CONCEPT dazzled viewers at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Highlights include a more coupe-like silhouette and a more distinguished front end with a new hexagonal grille and a sharper hawk-eye headlamp design. Flared wheel arches cover 21-inch wheels and hint at the standard Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive drivetrain. Stay tuned for more news on the next-generation Legacy!
Source [subaru.com]
Highlights include a more coupe-like silhouette and a more distinguished front end with a new hexagonal grille and a sharper hawk-eye headlamp design. Flared wheel arches cover 21-inch wheels and hint at the standard Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive drivetrain. Stay tuned for more news on the next-generation Legacy!
Source [subaru.com]
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Park Auto Group adds Subaru franchise
Park Auto Group has added another Japanese brand — Subaru — to go along with the new Mazdas, Hondas and Acuras it sells at its campus off South Arlington Road at Interstate Parkway.
The Green-based business recently completed buying the Subaru franchise from what is now the former K.O. Subaru in Springfield Township, Park Auto executives said.
Bruce Kaufman, the owner of K.O., just across the Akron city line on Canton Road, said he was told by Subaru that he needed to sell the franchise. He acquired the Subaru franchise in 1973, making him the second Subaru dealer in Ohio.
Family-owned K.O. will remain in business as K.O. Motors, selling used cars and trucks and new motor scooters while also continuing to service vehicles, including Subarus, Kaufman said.
Park Auto Group and Kaufman did not disclose terms of the deal.
The move also means Park Auto Group is hiring — no mean feat in today's recession. The company says it needs three to five more sales people and service technicians.
''We were looking to expand. Our company is very big on growth,'' said Jim Corra, corporate trainer and head of human resources. Park Auto Group has close to 200 people on its payroll, including 10 to 15 part-timers, he said.
Jason Bass, Park Auto Group's new car and finance director, said talks had been going on for about a year with K.O. Subaru about buying the franchise.
''We always keep an eye open for a good opportunity,'' Bass said.
Subaru is a good brand to mix with Park's other new vehicles, he said. Subarus will be sold in what is currently Park Auto Group's Mazda dealership building, he said.
''Business has been very tough lately. But it's been better for us than the majority,'' Bass said. ''In tough times there are also opportunities.''
K.O. Motors owner Kaufman said Park Auto Group treated him well in the Subaru negotiations.
''I think they're very fair,'' the 81-year-old said.
But he said Subaru forced him to sell the franchise in large part because the automaker didn't like his Canton Road location and wanted a lot more monthly sales.
K.O. Subaru was selling between eight and 10 new Subarus a month and the automaker wants dealers that can sell 100 vehicles a month, he said.
Subaru initially wanted him to move to a new site off Arlington Road, but Kaufman said that would have cost him as much as $5 million, including buying land at $100,000 an acre and having to put up a new building. He said Subaru vetoed his counterproposal that he remodel his existing location.
''They wanted to be out there with all the new car dealers,'' Kaufman said. ''They want you there with the big shots. ... I just said the heck with it. I'm not going to do it.''
Instead, Kaufman said he and his sons will focus on selling used vehicles and motor scooters.
The dealership previously had new Chrysler, Jeep and Saab franchises in addition to Subaru.
Kaufman said while he has had to let some employees go after selling the Subaru franchise, the business still has long-time Subaru- and Chrysler-certified technicians on staff.
''We are still going to do service work on Subarus. We just can't do warranty [work],'' he said. K.O. Motors can service all makes as well, he said.
Park Auto Group will do all right with Subaru and their customers, Kaufman said. ''They treated me good.''
The Green-based business recently completed buying the Subaru franchise from what is now the former K.O. Subaru in Springfield Township, Park Auto executives said.
Bruce Kaufman, the owner of K.O., just across the Akron city line on Canton Road, said he was told by Subaru that he needed to sell the franchise. He acquired the Subaru franchise in 1973, making him the second Subaru dealer in Ohio.
Family-owned K.O. will remain in business as K.O. Motors, selling used cars and trucks and new motor scooters while also continuing to service vehicles, including Subarus, Kaufman said.
Park Auto Group and Kaufman did not disclose terms of the deal.
The move also means Park Auto Group is hiring — no mean feat in today's recession. The company says it needs three to five more sales people and service technicians.
''We were looking to expand. Our company is very big on growth,'' said Jim Corra, corporate trainer and head of human resources. Park Auto Group has close to 200 people on its payroll, including 10 to 15 part-timers, he said.
Jason Bass, Park Auto Group's new car and finance director, said talks had been going on for about a year with K.O. Subaru about buying the franchise.
''We always keep an eye open for a good opportunity,'' Bass said.
Subaru is a good brand to mix with Park's other new vehicles, he said. Subarus will be sold in what is currently Park Auto Group's Mazda dealership building, he said.
''Business has been very tough lately. But it's been better for us than the majority,'' Bass said. ''In tough times there are also opportunities.''
K.O. Motors owner Kaufman said Park Auto Group treated him well in the Subaru negotiations.
''I think they're very fair,'' the 81-year-old said.
But he said Subaru forced him to sell the franchise in large part because the automaker didn't like his Canton Road location and wanted a lot more monthly sales.
K.O. Subaru was selling between eight and 10 new Subarus a month and the automaker wants dealers that can sell 100 vehicles a month, he said.
Subaru initially wanted him to move to a new site off Arlington Road, but Kaufman said that would have cost him as much as $5 million, including buying land at $100,000 an acre and having to put up a new building. He said Subaru vetoed his counterproposal that he remodel his existing location.
''They wanted to be out there with all the new car dealers,'' Kaufman said. ''They want you there with the big shots. ... I just said the heck with it. I'm not going to do it.''
Instead, Kaufman said he and his sons will focus on selling used vehicles and motor scooters.
The dealership previously had new Chrysler, Jeep and Saab franchises in addition to Subaru.
Kaufman said while he has had to let some employees go after selling the Subaru franchise, the business still has long-time Subaru- and Chrysler-certified technicians on staff.
''We are still going to do service work on Subarus. We just can't do warranty [work],'' he said. K.O. Motors can service all makes as well, he said.
Park Auto Group will do all right with Subaru and their customers, Kaufman said. ''They treated me good.''
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Subaru
We just aquired a Subaru franchise today. Vehicles will be available early June. We are super excited !!!
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