Remember the Subaru Brat? The iconic low-riding pickup from the late ’70s and ’80s? Even US President Ronald Reagan ...

The latest rumors paint a Subaru Brat as an electric twin to the soon-to-return Toyota Stout light pickup truck.

Rumors abound that the automaker will use an electric Toyota compact truck as the base for a new cargo hauler – just don't ...

If the Brat does make a comeback, expect it to feature all-wheel drive, as you’d imagine from Subaru. The Australian website ...

Ford broke the mold when it launched the Maverick with an available hybrid powertrain. Returning 38 mpg combined, it’s the ...

The pickup box would have subjected the BRAT to a 25-percent tariff, the so-called "chicken tax" on foreign trucks, so Subaru carpeted the bed and put in two rear-facing jump seats with hang-on ...

Subaru, of course, is best remembered for those little 360-cc "egg cars" Malcolm Bricklin imported that were last seen wind­ing their two-cycle two-cylinder engines to a painful death on some PG ...

Subaru has faced criticism for steering the Outback away from its raised wagon roots and turning it into what many see as a clumsy, boxy SUV. Despite the backlash, the taller body and upright nose ...

The Subaru Bi-drive Recreational All-terrain Transporter, or BRAT, was imported to the U.S. with seats installed in the pickup truck's bed, which allowed it to be classified as a passenger vehicle ...

For example, Ford confirmed weeks ago that it increased the price of its made-in-Mexico Maverick pickup truck, in part due to these tariffs. The base Maverick, initially advertised at under ...