Fuji Heavy releases restyled Subaru Forester

Fuji Heavy releases restyled Subaru Forester

TOKYO, Japan - Ikuo Mori, president of Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., the maker of Subaru cars, stands besides a fully restyled Subaru Forester in Japan released on Dec. 25 at a Tokyo hotel. The new car features a wider interior and greater fuel efficiency. (Kyodo)

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