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The Subaru Leone is a subcompact car that also used the name as 'Leone'. The Loyale was and marketed by the Japanese car manufacturer, Subaru. The Loyale or Leone as it was called was introduced in 1971 and was in production for more than three decades till 1994. The name used for this sub-compact car in some parts is, "leone" it is the Italian word for lion. Subaru used the Loyale to replace the 1000 and in 1994 the Impreza was used to replace the Loyale. The four wheel drive drive-train was available as an option.
The Subaru Loyale used the Subaru EA boxer engine. The Loyale was a successful model that was exported to different parts and was also had many trim levels. The name also used the size of the engine in some parts. The major trim levels of the Loyale are: DL, GL, GLF, GLF5, GL-10, and RX. At times the Subaru was also called as Subaru GL or the L-Series Subaru. The first generation of the Subaru Loyale used the 1.4 Litre or 1.6 Litre, flat-4, carburetted, OHV engine. All models of the Subaru Loyale used the rear drum parts.
