Subaru vehicles are primarily manufactured in Japan, by the Subaru Corporation, previously known as Fuji Heavy Industries. This automotive manufacturer has its headquarters in Ebisu, Tokyo. Subaru's history dates back to the early 20th century, but it officially became Subaru Corporation in 2017. It is renowned for its use of the boxer engine layout in most of its vehicles above 1500 cc and its symmetrical all-wheel drive-train layout since 1972. Additionally, Subaru has a notable production facility in the United States, specifically in Lafayette, Indiana, where models like the Subaru Legacy and the Outback are produced for the North American market. Subaru's production reflects its commitment to safety, performance, and reliability, winning the brand a global following.

Yes, the U.S. federal government provides a tax credit for new plug-in hybrid vehicles purchased for use in the U.S. The amount of the credit ranges from $2,500 to $7,500, based on the capacity of the battery used to power the vehicle. However, this tax credit begins to phase out once a manufacturer has sold 200,000 eligible vehicles in the U.S. Be sure to verify the current status of this credit, as governmental policies and regulations often change.

In Texas. it is permissible to install windshields on commercial vehicles according to the regulations of the Department of Public Safety. However. these regulations dictate that windshields must be non-reflective and tinted above the hue of amber or blue. There is no maximum limit for tinting above the manufacturer's line. but below this line. at least 25% of light must be able to pass through. In addition. side and rear windows may also be tinted as long as there is a minimum interior illumination of 25%. It should be noted that metallic or mirror tints are prohibited under Texas law.