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Welcome to the World of Subaru Model Cars

Calling all passionate collectors and Subaru enthusiasts! If you have an insatiable love for precision, craftsmanship, and the thrill of owning a piece of automotive history, then you've arrived at the perfect destination. Dive into the captivating world of Subaru Model Cars, where every detail, every curve, and every nuance of your favorite Subaru vehicles comes to life in exquisite diecast perfection.

Unparalleled Craftsmanship in Subaru Diecast Models

Our Subaru diecast models are a testament to the dedication and artistry that goes into capturing the essence of Subaru's iconic cars. These miniature marvels are meticulously crafted, down to the smallest detail, ensuring that each Subaru model car is a true work of art. From the sleek lines of the Subaru WRX to the rugged durability of the Subaru Outback, our collection spans the entire Subaru lineup, allowing you to build a collection that mirrors your passion.

The Ultimate Subaru Toy Cars

Step back in time to your childhood, where the joy of play was only limited by your imagination. Our Subaru toy cars offer a delightful blend of nostalgia and precision engineering, making them perfect for collectors of all ages. Whether you're an adult collector reliving your youth or introducing the world of Subaru to the next generation, these toy cars will spark your imagination and ignite your passion for Subaru like never before.

Perfection in Miniature: Subaru Scale Models

If authenticity is what you seek, our Subaru scale models are second to none. These precise 1:18 and 1:24 scale replicas allow you to hold a piece of Subaru history in your hands. With incredible attention to detail and accurate color matching, our scale models offer an unparalleled opportunity to explore the artistry and engineering behind Subaru's most iconic vehicles.

Why Choose Subaru Model Cars?

Still not convinced? Here's why Subaru Model Cars should be the crown jewel of your collection:

  • Unmatched Quality: Our Subaru diecast models are crafted by skilled artisans who share your passion for perfection. Each piece is a labor of love.
  • Wide Selection: From classic Subaru models to the latest releases, our collection spans the entire Subaru lineage, ensuring there's something for every Subaru enthusiast.
  • Collector's Dream: Subaru Model Cars are not just toys; they are investments in craftsmanship, history, and automotive excellence. Your collection will only appreciate in value over time.
  • Gift of a Lifetime: Share your love for Subaru with friends and family by gifting them a Subaru toy car or scale model. It's a gesture that will be cherished forever.

So, why wait? Immerse yourself in the world of Subaru Model Cars and elevate your collection to a whole new level. Join the ranks of Subaru enthusiasts who understand that excellence comes in all sizes. Explore our catalog, and make your selection today!


About Subaru

Subaru is the automotive brand of Japanese conglomerate Fuji Heavy Industries and the largest producer of four-wheel vehicles in the world. Subaru is considered the pioneer of all-wheel technology and brought the first all-wheel car on the market in 1972. Since then, Subaru has sold more than 13.5 million vehicles worldwide. The Japanese are known for their reliable and robust vehicles. Particular importance to the company is its in-house development of new models and technologies. 

In the World Rally Championship Subaru was one of the top teams and took the world champion title six times. Three world titles collected by the team from 1995 to 1997; Colin McRae (1995), Richard Burns (2001), and Petter Solberg (2003) were drivers champion on Subaru before the brand withdrew from the World Championship in 2008.

Until recently, the way was also the principle that every Subaru had four-wheel drive. Only the cooperation with Toyota breaks with this rule. The sports car Subaru BRZ (aka Toyota 86) drives only the rear wheels. However, it also has as the typical Subaru element: the boxer engine. The Subaru technicians appreciate the balanced vibration behavior and the low center of gravity so much that they also created the first diesel boxer in the world. Today the models range from the minivan Trezia to the Impreza, Legacy, and Forester to the new SUV Subaru SV. Not to forget the 300 hp old rally car WRX STI.

The History of the Subaru Emblem

Company logos do not arise overnight. Logos have a history. The story of the Subaru star goes back to the year 1917. On December 10th of that year, Chikohai Nakajima founded a laboratory for aircraft in Ota. From this, he developed the Nakajima Aircraft Co. Ltd., which supplied engines and combat aircraft to Japan's Air Force. In WW2 these machines were known for their good maneuverability and and long reach. But this didn't help to change the outcome of this war.

General Douglas McArthur, commander of the victorious allied forces, ordered the dissolution of the Japanese giant financial groups. Those include the Nakajima Aircraft Co., which manufactures thereafter under the new name Fuji Sangyo producing civilian products. On the orders of the American military, Fiji Sangyo was split up into twelve companies in 1950. In 1953 Fuji got permission to unite the six small companies under one roof again:

On July 15, Fuji Heavy Industry was founded. Four years later the first Subaru ran off the production lines. The name "SUBARU" is a monument of association, and six stars are the symbol: From six companies Fuji Heavy industry has emerged. The constellation of the Pleiades consists of six stars that are visible to the naked eye. And Subaru means "unite". Here Greek mythology comes into play. The Pleiades are the daughters of Atlas and the Pleione. They are called Alcylone, Celaens, Electra, Maia, Asterope, and Taygeta. The girls are so beautiful, that the hunter Orion stalks them for years until Zeus redeems them from their shape and they can shine as a star from the sky.

Fuji Heavy industry has trademarked the names of all the Pleiades as a trademark in Japan, and the first Subaru, the 360 ​​Sedan, received 1958 the name "Maia". Since then oval with six stars decorates all Subarus.