If you’ve lived in the Kansas City area anytime in the past 40 years, you surely have heard of Lee’s Summit Subaru. Our dealership has served the fine people of Kansas City for over four decades and is proud to be a member of a great community. For those new to Lee’s Summit and the surrounding areas and are in the market for a vehicle, we invite you to come on down to Lee’s Summit Subaru.

Driving can be so much more than just a trip from a to b (or, if you have children, you’ll also end up going to c then d, e, f, and g).

Of course, if you drive a Subaru, you already appreciate the smoothness of the ride, the responsive braking, the quality steering, and so forth. But those factors are more to do with getting you where you need to go.

What about what happens in between a to b?

 

For the budget-conscious among us, it's understandable to raise a speculative eyebrow when advised to service a

Just because two things share a name doesn’t make them one and the same.

For instance, George Washington was an inspirational leader who laid the foundation for this beautiful country. Whereas your neighbor, George – who never cuts his lawn – likely isn’t equipped to be president.

What does this analogy have to do with Subaru? It directly relates to our symmetrical all-wheel drive (AWD). 

You’ll hear plenty of salespeople at dealerships everywhere boasting about their AWD just because the system exists. They act like all AWD was made the same. 

When your automobile stops functioning correctly (or it needs maintenance), you're faced with the challenge of finding a reliable technician.

No, that doesn't mean the most affordable option—because that often means you get what you're paying for. However, you don't want to overspend on someone who isn’t up to the challenge and does subpar work. 

What you want is to find a technician who offers the most value for dollars spent. This way, your vehicle will have its shelf-life extended shelf-life and avoid costly, catastrophic malfunctions throughout your time spent driving it.

If you’ve lived in the Kansas City area anytime in the past 40 years, you surely have heard of Lee’s Summit Subaru. Our dealership has served the fine people of Kansas City for over four decades and is proud to be a member of a great community. For those new to Lee’s Summit and the surrounding areas and are in the market for a vehicle, we invite you to come on down to Lee’s Summit Subaru.

Lee’s Summit Subaru dealership has some of the lowest prices around. You’d be hard-pressed to find more affordable…

Building your own car is one of the great delights of shopping for new cars in the internet age, with advanced customization abilities available right online at Kansas City Subaru dealership Lee’s Summit Subaru. This guide will walk you through the steps for choosing the best car for you, and then going on to customize that vehicle to be the perfect match for your needs. To start, visit the Lee’s Summit Subaru website. Lee’s Summit Subaru is a well-reviewed Subaru dealer with a massive selection of both new and used vehicles from which to choose. Their website…

The 2019 Outback has two available engine options. The first is an efficient 2.5-liter flat four-cylinder that produces 175 horsepower, and the second is a 3.6-liter flat-six with 256 hp. Both options are fully automatic transmissions and come complete with an active all-wheel-drive system, making the Outback capable of tackling almost any kind of road conditions. Consumers will be pleased to learn that the Outback is…

Buy or lease a Subaru from Lee’s Summit Subaru before January 2, 2019, and Subaru will donate $250 to your choice of charities. On top of this, Lee’s Summit Subaru will be donating $2,500 to Hillcrest Transitional Housing with the Share the Love Event, furthering our commitment to the community that we love. This year, the Subaru Share the Love Event is bigger than ever, and we invite you down to Lee…

This year’s model of the Crosstrek once again builds on the common elements buyers had desired in the small car category, and now includes all-wheel-drive that comes standard, as well as ground clearance that has been upgraded to 8.7 inches. 

While technically speaking the Crosstrek is regarded as a compact crossover, in reality, it works as a five-door lifted Impreza that includes extra cladding, off-road traction, and upgraded wheels. Combining all these elements…