Whether you're off the beaten track or cruising the open highway, you can rest assured knowing that your Subaru is covered by a 3 Years/Unlimited Kilometres warranty

What's covered?

Here’s what you need to know about what's covered during your warranty period, including some terms and conditions. new vehicle warranty

Your Subaru Warranty – 3 years / Unlimited Kilometres

Subject to the terms set out below, Subaru Australia warrants that if any part of the vehicle is found to be defective in factory materials or workmanship within the stated warranty period, it will be repaired, replaced or adjusted by any authorised Subaru Retailer free of charge to the customer. Your Subaru New Vehicle Warranty commences on the date of either the first supply, delivery or registration of the vehicle, whichever comes first.

Subaru Warranty – 5 Years / Unlimited Kilometres Extended Warranty

If you have purchased a new Subaru during a campaign period including an offer of a 2 year manufacturer’s extended warranty, your standard Subaru Warranty of 3 Years/Unlimited Kilometres will automatically be extended to 5 Years/Unlimited Kilometres. If your vehicle’s warranty is extended under the offer you will receive a letter from Subaru Australia confirming your vehicle is covered by a 5 Year/Unlimited Kilometre Warranty.

The Terms & Conditions of the 5 Years/Unlimited Kilometres Subaru Warranty will be exactly as is set out in the Warranty and Service Handbook that you can locate in the Owner’s Wallet of your vehicle (located in the glove box), except that all warranty period references in the Handbook to “3 years” should be read as “5 years”. The extension of the Subaru Warranty period (from 3 to 5 years/unlimited kms) will have already been recorded against your vehicle’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) in our systems, so there is no need for you to do anything further.

Where to get Subaru Warranty Repairs

All authorised Subaru Retailers will honour your Subaru New Vehicle Warranty. Free of charge, they will repair, replace or adjust any part of the vehicle that is defective.

Please note that Subaru Australia is unable to reimburse the cost of warranty repairs carried out during the warranty period by a repairer other than an authorised Subaru Retailer, except where express prior approval for those repairs has been obtained.

Transferring your Warranty to a New Owner

The New Vehicle Warranty is provided with the vehicle and is transferable from owner to owner. The warranty is only applicable in Australia and is not transferable to other countries, as no reciprocal world wide warranty is provided. However, when an owner wishes to export a vehicle to another country, where possible Subaru Australia will endeavour to make special arrangements on behalf of the owner.

Taxis, Driving School, or Rental Vehicles

For Subaru vehicles used primarily as taxis or hire, rental or driving school vehicles, the warranty period is 3 years or 100,000 kilometres, whichever occurs first. If the odometer reading for such vehicle has been altered and it is not possible to determine with certainty whether the vehicle has travelled in excess of 100,000 kilometres, the warranty period is deemed to have expired.

What's not covered?

We care about you and your Subaru. However, it’s important that we tell you about the minor
exclusions of your New Vehicle Warranty

Repairs, replacements and adjustments under the Subaru New Vehicle Warranty are not available for the following:

• Ordinary wear and tear.
• Wear and tear caused by use of the vehicle for a purpose, or under road or climatic conditions other than for which it was designed, including racing, rallying, speed trials, hill climbing or similar activities and competitive events.
• Driver negligence, misuse or abuse - e.g. tampering, disconnection, loading or towing beyond the manufacturer's specifications, or continuing to drive the vehicle after loss of fluids, lubricants, oils, coolants, refrigerants or water.
• Accidents, impacts, fire, theft, illegal use or malicious damage by a third person.
• Modifications or alterations, which have not been approved by the manufacturer, or the installation or use of non-genuine parts, accessories, equipment, assemblies or components.
• A failure to have the vehicle serviced in strict accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and recommendations, or a failure to have the vehicle repaired promptly in accordance with such recommendations following an accident or other damage, or after a defect becomes known or is suspected.
  Use of non-recommended, inappropriate or dirty fuel, oil, fluids, lubricants, coolants, refrigerants or water.
• Any work carried out on the vehicle by a person other than an authorised Subaru service outlet.
  A failure to maintain the vehicle, including its body trim and paintwork, in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, or the use of unsuitable agents.
• Environmental conditions including acid rain, industrial fall-out, salt, sand, stones, tree sap, bark or leaves, bird, animal or insect droppings or other damage, windstorm, hail, flood, lightening, or other acts of God.
• The Subaru New Vehicle Warranty applies in addition to the guarantees, rights and remedies conferred by the Australian Consumer Law and other applicable Commonwealth, State and Territory legislation. The Subaru New Vehicle Warranty does not exclude, affect or limit those guarantees, rights or remedies, except to the extent that their application may lawfully be excluded or limited.

In particular, our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Subaru vehicles are certified to all relevant Australian Design Rules (ADR) in force at the time of certification. It is illegal to fit a replacement part or accessory, which does not allow the vehicle to continue to comply with the requirements of the Australian Design Rules.

In servicing the vehicle, the use of genuine and approved parts and accessories will help ensure that the original vehicle specification and quality is maintained and that the vehicle continues to comply with certification requirements and government regulations relating to vehicle safety and environmental controls.

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Need to know all the details? Read full terms and conditions using the links below. Got any questions?

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