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Subaru introduces a new generation of Flat Four 'Boxer' engines

Subaru introduces a new generation of Flat Four 'Boxer' engines

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Subaru has recently announced their latest generation of flat four engines to the world. The Subaru Flat Four, or Boxer is Subaru




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The improvements made to the engine, as far as horsepower and torque are concern, are not really very competitive with rivals of in line 4 these days. Though the 1.5 litre boxer has power and torque figures that match some 1.6 litre cars, it is being bogged down by the all-wheel drive mechanism and also reduced fuel economy as a result. I personally thought that Subaru should make both all wheel drive and front wheel drive available for local markets, so consumers can have more choice when they are not so focus on handling but fuel economy and power.

 

Along with these new generation of boxer engine, I hope Subaru can have a new generation of designers to bring out Subaru potential in terms of styling.

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