THE 2015 Subaru Liberty sedan spearheads an aggressive attack from the marque, which will start its improved mid-size range from an uber-sharp $29,990. <\/p>\n
While the Outback large SUV has also received a host of cuts, Subaru has been cut-throat with its sedan. <\/p>\n
Headlining the repositioning is the top-shelf 3.6R variant which has been reduced by $14,000. <\/p>\n
But features haven't been sacrificed in the process. Instead all Liberty models will gain additional features. <\/p>\n
Prompting the price cuts are the growing European competitors entering mainstream, along with the Japanese free trade agreement, more efficient manufacturing and a favourable exchange rate. <\/p>\n
Opportunity knocks <\/p>\n
There is method within pricing madness at Subaru. <\/p>\n
Not only acknowledging the growing shift toward European and prestige offerings, the imminent closure of local car manufacturing by Ford, Holden and Toyota has opened the door to new opportunities. <\/p>\n
Those still in the market for a six-cylinder sedan will find the Liberty has what it takes to fill the void, while the Outback does the job as family hauler. <\/p>\n
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