Based on Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) approved guidelines. Refer to NRCan’s Fuel Consumption Guide available at https://fcr-ccc.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/en for more information. Full battery charge and ideal conditions are required. Figures will vary based, amongst others and non-exclusively, on driving and charging habits, speed, accessory use, weather and temperature, battery age, vehicle condition, road condition and other factors. In sub ideal conditions, figures may worsen by more than 50%. Battery capacity decreases with time and use which will further reduce range. See the owner’s manual or NRCan’s Fuel Consumption Guide for details.
Roadside Services
By calling the dedicated 24-hour, toll-free telephone number ( CANADA 1-800-263-8802 ) on your Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. membership card, you - and anyone driving your vehicle with your Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. membership card - can receive roadside assistance for any of the following emergencies:
Fuel Delivery (Gasoline)
If your vehicle runs out of gas, an emergency supply of up to 10 litres of fuel (when available) will be delivered. You will be obligated to pay for this fuel at current pump prices. Specific quantities, brands or octane ratings cannot be promised.
Lock-Out Service
If the keys are locked inside the passenger compartment of the vehicle, a service person will attempt to open the vehicle. You may be required to sign a release of liability form prior to this service being rendered.
Battery Boost Service
If your vehicle’s battery is dead, a service person will attempt to start your vehicle with a battery booster or other available means.
Flat Tire Service
If your vehicle has a flat tire, a service person will install the vehicle’s inflated and mounted spare tire (when applicable).
Winching and Extrication Service
If your vehicle is stuck, it will be extricated by a service person if it can be safely reached from a normally travelled road or thoroughfare. Service is limited to one service vehicle and one operator.
Towing
If attempts by a service person have failed to make your vehicle safely operable, towing service will be provided to either:
a) The nearest authorized Subaru Dealer or authorized Subaru Service Centre within a 360 km radius; or
b) The nearest contract station or approved auto repair service facility.
All of the roadside assistance emergency services apply to the Subaru vehicle registered in the Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. program, regardless of driver, provided they are in possession of the Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. membership card.
Limitations Of Liability And Service
The services being provided under the Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. program do NOT include or extend to:
Transporting the disabled vehicle’s driver or passengers to or from the disabled vehicle at any time
Accepting appointments for service calls
Cost of parts, labour or incidental expenses related to the repair of the vehicle under any circumstance
A vehicle which is abandoned, unlicensed, without plates or to be towed to a salvage yard
Any charges related to impounding or storage of the vehicle
Service to a vehicle driven into an area not regularly traveled or which is impassable, such as private recreational roads, mud driveways or beaches
Service to a vehicle located in a snowbound area
Further Limitations And Liability Of Service
Under the circumstances of heavy demand for service, Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. reserves the right to initially tow the vehicle to the nearest repair facility, then tow the vehicle to the final destination (as outlined in the Towing section of Roadside Services) once the heavy demand is over. If the vehicle is already in a safe place, such as a private or public garage or a residential driveway, etc. Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. reserves the right to service the vehicle only after the heavy demand is over.
In rendering service, the service outlet acts as an independent contractor rather than as an agent of Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. or Subaru Canada, Inc. No responsibility for any loss or damage resulting from the provision of services is assumed by Subaru 360 C.A.R.E. or Subaru Canada, Inc.
Any damages resulting from the acts of independent service facility personnel are the sole responsibility of the facility and should be reported to the proprietor within 24 hours and prior to any repairs. Charges for services, repairs or labour which exceed those specified are at the vehicle operator’s expense, at prevailing retail rates.
In designated tow zones where Subaru 360 C.A.R.E is unable to dispatch service, in any of these affected tow areas an agent will guide customers through the process to get aid to the breakdown location. Towing cost incurred, under these circumstances, may be eligible for reimbursement. To submit a claim click here.