Subaru of Keene

SUMMARY OF OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 

  - Winner will receive A TWO YEAR test drive, 10,000 miles per year of the contest car.
  - Qualifiers must be 21 years of age or older. 
  - No purchase necessary to win.
  - Sponsors and their employees are not eligible to win.
  - Employees of other radio stations or media are not eligible to win.
  - One qualifier per household.
  - Multiple entries will be disqualified.
  - Winner will be named from the weekly qualifiers.
  - Weekly qualifiers will be notified by email.
  - Qualifiers must be present at Subaru of Keene for the final drawing on Saturday, August 28th
  - All applicable taxes, tag, title, and additional fees are the responsibility of the winner.
  - Click here for complete contest rules.

"OK, I love my Subaru. I have an LL Bean Edition 2002 Subaru outback. It is reliable, tough, looks great and it has so much room! I trek my dogs up to Maine to train every week and that is a 320 mile round trip. It has great gas mileage so I never need to worry about filling up on the way and is so reliable that I don't worry about breaking down halfway there.  It handles great in the rain, snow, sleet you name it, it drives like a pro. When I look for my next car it will undoubtedly be a Subaru.
My love story? Everyday with my Subaru is a love story. Training with the dogs, driving to work, driving to the beach, hauling ANYTHING, every trip is great."  Christine V.

"We have owned Subarus since 1991 and would not drive anything else. As a visiting nurse  who had to go out in any weather and at all hours I depended on my Subarus to get me around in the many snowy and stormy winters as I did this. I was never let down and also appreciate the Subaru service for the infrequent times I have needed other than routine maintenance done". Pat G.

"People think I'm crazy not to worry about traveling over Chesterfield Hill each day in the winter to get to and from work.  I have always had confidence in the ability of my Legacy Outback to get me to where I'm going safely.  I tell them that I am more concerned about the other people on the road who drive anything but a Subaru.  I have driven many other types of vehicles in New England weather but not one of them has out performed my Subaru.  I am currently considering trading in my 1999 wagon for something newer and my greatest dilemma is deciding whether to stay with a wagon or another Subaru model.  It's a hard choice to make but I know whichever one I choose will see me through the worst New England weather and keep my family from worrying about me as I travel that treacherous hill."  Kimberly M.

"Coming home from the usual hard day at work, a car pulled out of a side street and stopped in front of me, blocking the lane. A car was coming in the opposite lane. I hit the brakes as best as I could and saw I just might have an opening once the oncoming car passed. I saw the opening behind the oncoming car, snapped the wheel left, hit the gas, then snapped right to go around the car nosed into my lane. it was like a video-game trick, and my Subaru handled the emergency move as if it did it all day. I've driven lots of different cars and trucks, driven a Zamboni, and flown planes and ultralights, but that was an immediate and permanent fall-in-love-with-a-dream-machine moment for me." David C.

"Since the mid eighties I have driven Subarus.  We couldn't want any better mountain goats for dependable and fun transportation.  Every time we trade cars, my hubby wants to check out other makes.  After he gets through looking, I always go back to the Subaru.  Subaru of Keene is like home to us.  Thanks Anthony and the guys."  Pat H.

"I was driving my Subaru Outback Sport from Peterborough, NH home to Temple, NH and it was snowing pretty heavily. My daughter and I were coming from the hospital and took East Mountain road which ends at Route 101. We were chatting and just driving slow and turned East on 101. We saw a car on the side of the road and stopped to see if someone was in it. Nope. 30yards further, a truck,and another 18 wheeler, and soon Temple Mountain was littered with vehicles with no one inside. "Twilight Zone?" We continued up and over the mountain and down to the base where we were stopped by a state trooper. Wow,'what is up"  we asked him. "How did you get over the mountain, it's been closed for an hour" he answered. No one has gotten over in the last couple hours. " Oh sorry we said, we did not see it was closed ,we came via Sand Hill Rd. and East mountain Rd." "How the heck did you get here from there, no one else has come through and we have Temple mountain blocked off on both ends" . "You were VERY lucky" We drove home and realized the we would always have a Subaru and we DO!"  S. Bay

"I was a private party nurse for a patient who was elderly, had Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease. She was at home, living with family, and was starting to go into "final stages". It was an evening in late January when I got a call from the family. No other nurses could make it up the steep dirt country road to their home in rural VT. A Jeep Wagoner and Chevy Truck had already gotten stuck in deep mud earlier in the week. The weather outside was rain and sleet mixed with snow.   "I was 7 months pregnant but I had my 4 door Subaru Legacy and I knew (we - my baby and I) we would be safe. So we drove all the way to that remote home in Vermont AND MADE IT ALL THE WAY (NO KIDDING). One foot of mud, sleet & snow on a Friday night! I drove home in 2 feet of snow on that Sunday afternoon. It was meant to be as the mom had a really bad night and the family was so grateful I was there. I was too! My Legacy was a blessing from God! That is why I love Subarus."   Robin R.

"I am 23 years old and my very first car was a Subaru Forester. I have had my Subaru Forester since I was sixteen. It has about 160,000 miles on it and is still going strong. I went to college in upstate New York and had to go through the Green Mountains to get there. During the winter it was always the worst weather in the mountains and every one was slipping and sliding and getting stuck. But when I headed up the mountain in my Subaru, It was as if I was driving a tank. I never even slipped once. I felt so safe in my car. My mother was also happy too because she would not have to worry about me driving home for the holidays. This is why I love my Subaru." Gloria   H.
 
"We are on our second Subaru, both have been used. The best advice I ever heard was given to my wife who has just started driving. About driving in the winter, 'take it slow and trust your Subaru'. When we are ready, we will definitely be buying another Subaru at Subaru of Keene." J.   S.
 
"We went to a friend's house in Walpole with our new Subaru Impreza.  It started to snow.  After dinner, there was about two feet of snow on the   country roads of Walpole. The Impreza busted through the snow bank and  handled the snow without a problem.  The only downfall was that we did   have an excuse to stay at our friend's house." Michael   D.
 
"My husband was driving to Woodstock Vermont during one of the snowstorms this past February. He drives a Subaru Outback wagon. His car went into a slide, hit the snowbank and rolled over on its side. 2 hours later he was driving the car home. Sure, it had a few dents but all the doors still work and there was no broken glass. I believe the car will still pass inspection." Antoine S.
  

Subaru owners are the most loyal of any car brand.

Love. It's what makes a Subaru, a Subaru.

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