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About Subaru R1

The Subaru R1 is a compact three-door kei car produced in Japan from 2005 to 2010. Developed mainly for personal urban transport, it was positioned as a more individual and style-focused alternative to conventional space-efficient kei hatchbacks. The R1 was closely related to the larger Subaru R2 but used a shorter body and wheelbase.

Subaru offered the R1 in a single generation with a 2+2 cabin. It was designed primarily around the front occupants, while the small rear seats could also be folded to increase luggage capacity. Its rounded “one-motion” profile, pronounced wheel arches and distinctive grille gave it a recognisable appearance within Subaru’s small-car range.

All regular versions used a 658 cc inline four-cylinder petrol engine with a continuously variable transmission. The entry-level i had a SOHC engine, the R used a naturally aspirated DOHC unit, and the higher-performance S added a supercharger. Both front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive configurations were available, depending on grade and model year. Special editions included versions with leather and Alcantara trim and the later Premium Black Limited.

The R1 is known for combining kei-class dimensions with relatively sophisticated styling, independent suspension and an unusually refined specification for such a small car. It occupied a niche below Subaru’s mainstream models, emphasising compact size, efficient packaging and distinctive design rather than maximum passenger space.

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Find answers to common questions about our Subaru R1 VIN Decoder.

  • Our tool helps identify a Subaru R1 vehicle from its 17-character VIN. It can show available details such as year, trim, engine, transmission, drivetrain, country of origin, and other vehicle information.

  • Yes. You can enter a Subaru R1 VIN and view available vehicle details for free. No registration is required.

  • Depending on the vehicle and available data, a Subaru R1 VIN may identify the year, trim, engine, transmission, drivetrain, country of origin, and other technical details.

  • A Subaru R1 VIN may not return results if it contains a typo, is not 17 characters long, includes the letters I, O, or Q, or is not available in the data sources used by the tool.

  • No. The tool is designed for Subaru R1 VIN decoding and vehicle identification. It does not provide accident history, theft records, ownership records, finance information, or registration history. These records may be available through a dedicated vehicle history report provider.

  • VINFound uses public VIN data sources, including NHTSA datasets, along with reputable commercial automotive data providers to decode Subaru R1 VINs. Available results may vary by vehicle.

  • Not always. Subaru R1 VIN data can vary by manufacturer, market, model year, and data source. Some VINs may return full specifications, while others may show only basic identification details.

  • Yes. VINFound can decode many Subaru R1 VINs from different markets. Available details may vary by country and vehicle.

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