New York –
Subaru is expanding satellite-radio availability to all of its 2012 models, and
the automaker is making SiriusXM standard equipment in all 2012 Legacy and
Outback Limited models, SiriusXM announced.
In addition, Subaru is making satellite radio
standard equipment on the 2012 Impreza
and Forester models equipped with a new factory navigation system, which will
also feature SiriusXM NavTraffic service. Subaru previously offered
NavTraffic on the Legacy and Outback models.
With
NavTraffic, drivers get satellite-delivered traffic information and incident
data regarding construction, road closures and accidents, enabling them to plan
a new route to a destination.
Consumers
buying an Impreza or Forester with the navigation system will get a free
four-month trial subscription to SiriusXM satellite radio and NavTraffic
services, the broadcaster added.
