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Subaru parts
Subaru parts on this page cover 63 listings for vehicles built from 1992 to 2026. The Outback has the most parts, followed by the Impreza and Forester. Bosal supplies 9 listings, alongside Replacement, Action Crash, API and Genuine. Year and engine fitment is shown on every listing.
Models
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Autopart Premium Rear Tailgate Driver & Passenger Tailgate Strut Set APGS1116
Fits 2010–2014 models
Autopart Premium Rear Tailgate Driver & Passenger Tailgate Strut Set APGS0242
Fits 2009–2013 models
Subaru models covered
The Outback leads with 24 parts. The Impreza has 16 and the Forester 12. The Legacy has 4, and the Ascent, WRX, XV Crosstrek and Crosstrek have 2 each. Single listings cover the B9 Tribeca, BRZ, WRX STI and Baja, making 12 Subaru models in all. The XV Crosstrek and Crosstrek are listed separately, so pick the name on your vehicle.
Subaru part types listed
Header pipes are the most listed part with 7 listings. Radiator shutter assemblies and intermediate pipes have 4 each, and CV boots, transmission filters and control arm bushings have 3 each. Cabin filters, antenna masts, tailgate struts and axles have 2 each. Header and intermediate pipes are sections of the exhaust, so check the engine and drive type before ordering.
Fitment tips for Subaru
Most Subaru models use all-wheel drive and a horizontally opposed engine, but engine size and turbo or non-turbo versions change exhaust and intake parts. Axles and CV boots depend on the transmission and position. Check the fitment table for engine, transmission and position, and compare your old part number. Read the listing notes for any trim limits.
Subaru questions
Which Subaru has the most parts listed?
The Outback has 24 parts. The Impreza has 16 and the Forester 12. Pick your model year to see the full list.
Do you sell exhaust parts for Subaru?
Yes. Header pipes and intermediate pipes are among the most listed Subaru parts, many from Bosal. Match your engine and drive type in the fitment table.
Should I replace a torn CV boot or the whole axle?
If the boot has just torn and the joint is quiet, a new boot and grease can work. If the joint clicks or the grease has been gone for long, replace the axle.