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| | Cars - Subaru 360 |
 | | When introduced in 1958, the Subaru 360's 356 cc engine turned out 16 hp and Subaru claimed 66 mpg fuel economy—by the end of production power had increased to 25 hp with a 36 hp twin carb engine was an option. |
 | | Several variants were produced, including a station wagon (called the Custom), a convertible, and two sports models known as the Young S, which had a slightly upgraded engine, bucket seats and a tachometer along with a fl, white striped roof with a dent along the middle to put your surfboard. |
 | | The Subaru was imported to the United States by Malcolm Bricklin, but the Subaru 360 received notoriety in 1969, when Consumer Reports magazine branded the automobile "Not Acceptable" (because of safety concerns and lack of power, this was before the fuel crisis.) and sales collapsed. |
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