Hi 5008 owners, I accidentally left the passenger window open during an automatic car wash today. Is there a chance that water could get into the transmission? The car is only nine months old. 🙏

Has anyone experienced oil leaks? My car has only 9,000 kilometers, and during maintenance, they found the valve cover was leaking. It took a week, but I finally got it back from the dealership today 😂. I asked some fellow car owners, and it seems there's a certain chance of this issue occurring 😂. It feels like Subaru's quality control is really lacking!

Hey Swift buddies, can someone tell me where the water leak is if there's water accumulating under the rear seat on the driver's side during rainy days? There's no water anywhere else, just this spot on the left side of the rear seat.

Where is blocked if water leaks from the bottom of the A-pillar during a car wash?

I accidentally hit the curb with my left rear wheel and the tire got damaged. During the four-wheel alignment, they said it couldn't be fully adjusted. If the tire is damaged, does it really require changing the shock absorber? Is it really that serious?

Today, while washing my car, I noticed that all the left side windows have markings, but the three right rear windows don't. What's going on here? Did I accidentally buy a damaged car? I own a 2021 Subaru Outback flagship model.

Does anyone know why the passenger side window switches in the ZS model are not working? Is there a switch somewhere that can control them? A picture would be great, thanks 🙏💡

Guys, after the car was parked for over 3 months, the electric seat on the passenger side doesn't work anymore. What could be the issue? 🙏

Any good ways to remove the water streaks on the car door from the left side mirror after a car wash? Thanks!

Hi 5008 owners, I accidentally left the passenger window open during an automatic car wash today. Is there a chance that water could get into the transmission? The car is only nine months old. 🙏

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