For drivers who demand an authentic sports car experience, the 2027 Subaru BRZ stands ready to deliver. This striking rear-wheel-drive coupe combines Japanese engineering excellence with pure driving thrills, making every journey behind the wheel an unforgettable adventure. Flower Subaru in Montrose, CO is proud to bring this exceptional vehicle to local enthusiasts.

 

Finding a reliable vehicle that fits your lifestyle starts with visiting our dealership. We carry an impressive selection of new and used Subaru models ready for you to explore. Whether you need a capable crossover for family adventures or a sporty sedan for daily commuting, our team can help you find what you need.

 

Wilderness adds ground clearance, all-terrain tires, a stronger roof rating, and 2,000 pounds of towing capacity. It also costs more and gives up two to three mpg. Plenty of Montrose drivers should buy one. Plenty should not, and we will tell you which you are, because the graded road to a trailhead doesn't need it, and the two-track past it absolutely does.

If you want all-wheel drive without paying extra for it, this comparison gets short fast. Every Crosstrek includes it. The Honda HR-V charges $1,500 for it and the Toyota Corolla Cross charges $1,300. We also answer the question behind the question: what is the least expensive new vehicle in America you can buy with all-wheel drive included?

The 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid is full of helpful technology for Montrose drivers. The large 11.6-inch touchscreen display sits front and center on the dashboard. It includes TomTom navigation with voice controls so that you can keep your eyes on the road. You also get wireless smartphone integration, HD Radio, and Bluetooth for music streaming and hands-free calls.

 

Your Subaru takes you on countless adventures, from daily commutes to weekend road trips. To keep your vehicle performing at its best, you need a service team that understands what makes your Subaru special. Our service center at Flower Subaru provides expert care.

The RAV4 Hybrid returns better fuel economy. That part is not close. But there is a question nobody outside the mountains thinks to ask: does a hybrid lose power at 5,800 feet, and does hybrid all-wheel drive still work when the snow is deep? The answer comes down to how each system connects the rear wheels, and the two are built very differently.

Two of these three are not the vehicles they were a year ago. The 2026 RAV4 is now hybrid-only and starts with front-wheel drive; the CR-V is front-drive on five of its seven trims. The Forester includes Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive on every trim, at no extra cost. Here is how all three compare on clearance, capability, and what 5,800 feet does to horsepower.

Subaru builds all-wheel drive differently, and around Montrose that difference isn't academic. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive drives all four wheels all the time. Toyota and Honda build front-wheel-drive vehicles that add the rear axle when the system decides you need it. Here is what actually separates them, what each does well, and the one upgrade that matters more than any of it.

The 2026 Subaru Uncharted is an exciting electric SUV that seats five people. This vehicle comes in three trim levels: Premium, GT, and Sport. The Premium trim uses a single electric motor with front-wheel drive (FWD) and delivers 221 horsepower. If you want more power, the GT and Sport trims offer dual electric motors with full-time all-wheel drive (AWD) and 338 horsepower. Drivers in Colorado will love the AWD options for mountain roads.