New EU CO2 Standards Just Raised the Subaru Prices - BRZ Now Almost $5,500 More Expensive

The European Union’s tougher CO2 emission norms will put some automakers in serious trouble in the region, especially those lacking electrified models to help lower their CO2 fleet average.

Subaru is one of those companies and the Japanese carmaker seems to have decided to shift to the consumer the cost of the penalties it will have to pay. That’s the only reasonable explanation we could find after seeing Subaru’s UK price list for 2020.

skytop - 2/4/2020 6:54:34 PM

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Subaru used to be a value automotive purchases. No more. Now it is going to be over priced for what it delivered. The entry level German luxury cars are beginning now to like the more intelligent purchase.

MDarringer - 2/4/2020 9:34:44 PM

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Especially since ?Subaru reliability/durability" is an oxymoron.

MDarringer - 2/4/2020 9:15:21 PM

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So Europe has an economy with many warning signs and they are going to grenade tax revenue by legislating car purchases off the table? Typical socialists.