To the end of the world in a Subaru
Exploring Patagonia from the driver's seat of your average Subaru crossover.
Exploring Patagonia from the driver's seat of your average Subaru crossover.
We explore Chile's Torres del Paine national park in our merry band of Subarus, and take in a day of truly epic fishing.
In this video clip from our Patagonia adventure, we drive a Subaru Forester to the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina.
Our intrepid travelers check in from the road in Chile, where they're driving Subaru crossovers all throughout Patagonia.
Ewing and McGraw finally arrive in Patagonia, and meet both the Subaru Outback and some incredibly gorgeous surroundings.
This week's Autoblog In Patagonia excursion starts with a quick stop in Buenos Aires after a long day of travel. Follow along all week as we explore South America with Subaru.
We're going on an epic journey through South America, and we're bringing you along for the ride.
It's been nine months since we've seen a new episode of Top Gear. That's enough time to bring a human being into the world, but with due respect to all the mothers out there (including our own), it seems like the birthing this latest special from everyone's favorite British car show has been more tumultuous. Now, after its share of thrills, spills and chills, the BBC's new baby is about ready to enter the world.
The Top Gear crew may have encountered more of an "episode" than they bargained for on their recent trip to Argentina. But before the team had to flee the country under the imminent threat of violence, they apparently got enough footage to put togeth
A group of researchers from the University of Montana State has discovered that a type of fungi, called Gliocadium roseum, that can make gaseus biodiesel from vegetal waste. Turning waste into fuel is a key to second-generation biofuels. This fungus has been found on a Patagonian tree called ulmo (Eucryphia cordifolia), and the remarkable quality is that it produces biodiesel in gaseous form. According to Gary Strobel from the Universtiy of Montana, "This is the only organism we've foun