I have no numbers to go along with my assumption, but I'm thinking that Subaru can get most of the credit for making AWD as popular as it has become.
Oh yes, Jeep too, but Subaru has stuck to it's tried and true belief that all cars AWD are the route to go and now people, and magazines such as MT are cluing in.
If we could compare AWD sales - not counting four wheel drives or trucks, it would be interesting to see the growth over say the last 10 to 20 years. All brands here and I'm thinking it's been a steady increase.
So MT may be rewarding Subaru for creating this category and for continually improving the breed. Possible? Works for me anyway.
