If you are one who enjoys the over 300 miles of trails in the Prescott area, you have possibly made your way onto the Willow Lake Loop. Although, the loop part is not always possible, due to water levels. The southern connecting trail is a seasonal access trail. At this time, it just so happens to be accessible as a full loop trail, at this time!

Arizona State Committee on Trails (ASCOT) has named the…

We are building up the collection of Happy Drivers that have joined the Findlay Subaru Prescott Family.

As we get photos that are submitted of where the Subarus have taken their drivers, we will add them in as well...

More updates! This time, they are better than "dirt has moved", that we have been posting about.

Now that the weather has been cooperating, Sun State Builders' crews have been hard at work. Today, we saw some trenches near the drainage areas being worked on. It will be great to avoid the rivers and lakes that formed on the lot during storms, once they are done with their work.

March 1st brought us the addition of three new members to our Product Specialist team.

It has been a beautiful week in Prescott. Snow has twice graced us with its presence, even sticking around for a little while. That does mean, however, that the construction progress has the pause button pressed once again.

For any visitors to Findlay Subaru Prescott, pre-construction, the pavement always had dirt shadows that remained on the ground, long after the cars had moved. This was due to erosion from the hill next to our lot, bordering Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's campus.

In order to prevent our soon-to-be brand new paved lot from looking horrible, and preventing potential damage to the trail system at the top of the hill, we are having some reinforcements…

The snow gave our construction crews a break from working today. Our construction site, for the all-new Findlay Subaru Prescott facility, looks serene with a dusting of snow.

Check out some of the snowy photos, click read more.

We have answered the question of: If your dealership is demolished, and nobody catches it on film, did it really happen - this week. Walking onto the lot, instead of the familiar site of a partially deconstructed Subaru dealership, we saw only a pile of rubble.

Finally, more progress, aside from the ever important (yet boring) dirt leveling!

The crew prepared to take the building down, had one bucket attack on the structure when it was realized power was still live to the building. At this point, the bucket loader operator ripped out the concrete entrance ramps & put the debris into awaiting dump trucks.