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*[[Dacy class]]: [[Carlo Demonteverde]] 1995 Forest green w/ gold trim Outback Wagon | *[[Dacy class]]: [[Carlo Demonteverde]] 1995 Forest green w/ gold trim Outback Wagon | ||
*[[Dacy class]]: [[Christopher Takemori]] 2002 Alpine White 2.5 RS Sedan | *[[Dacy class]]: [[Christopher Takemori]] 2002 Alpine White 2.5 RS Sedan, w/o sound insulation. | ||
*[[Toy class]]: [[Eddie Chan]] 2003 Obsidian Black WRX Sedan | *[[Toy class]]: [[Eddie Chan]] 2003 Obsidian Black WRX Sedan | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 7 June 2005
About Subaru
Subaru of America, Inc., (SOA), is the exclusive United States marketer of Subaru products manufactured by Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. of Japan. Headquartered in Cherry Hill, N.J., SOA serves nearly 600 dealers nationwide.
"SUBARU" is a Japanese word meaning "unite", as well as a term identifying a cluster of six stars, which the Greeks called the Pleiades - part of the Taurus constellation.
According to Greek mythology, Atlas' daughters turned into this group of stars. In 1953, five Japanese companies merged to form Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. The new corporation adopted the "Subaru" cluster of stars as the official logo for its line of automobiles.
Subaru Drivers of APO Iota Phi
- Dacy class: Carlo Demonteverde 1995 Forest green w/ gold trim Outback Wagon
- Dacy class: Christopher Takemori 2002 Alpine White 2.5 RS Sedan, w/o sound insulation.
- Toy class: Eddie Chan 2003 Obsidian Black WRX Sedan
- West class: Miyama Ishii 2003 World Rally Blue WRX Sedan with Rally stickers, exhaust
- West class: Brandon Takemori 2002 World Rally Blue WRX Sedan with Red sparcos and tien suspension.
- Tran class: Edward Loden 2005 Crystal Gray WRX Sedan
- Tran class: Eddy Dessaso 1989 Red XS