SUBARU: Streak ends at 93 months

Subaru's U.S. incentives rose 49 percent to $1,860 per vehicle last month compared to September 2018, ALG estimates. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

October 01, 2019 07:38 PM

Subaru of America's sales dipped 9.4 percent in September, ending the automaker's streak of year-over-year sales gains at 93 months, even with a big spike in incentives.

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