Subaru Automotive Business Unit Aerospace Company Industrial Products Company Eco Technologies Company Other FHI takes pride in offering the highly distinctive and appealing Subaru brand. These automobiles offer superb driving pleasure and safety based on advanced technologies, including our Horizontally-Opposed Engine (“Boxer”), the symmetrical All Wheel Drive (AWD) system and the intelligent continuously variable transmission (I-CVT). FHI’s years of know-how and experience in manufacturing large passenger planes, helicopters and unmanned craft form a solid foundation for our continuing R&D in space shuttle technology and other areas. FHI is aiming to become a distinct aircraft manufacturer with a global presence. FHI develops and manufactures high-performance engines that constitute the heart of industrial and leisure products. Through our global sales network, Robin brand engines have gained a worldwide reputation for their reliability in a variety of products that people depend on for work and pleasure. FHI makes sanitation trucks and separation as a part of its commitment to protecting the environment. Other environmental business includes waste disposal and recycling system as well as cleaning robots and wind turbine generation system. After-service and renewal of bus bodies and rail cars were the focus of efforts in transportation; as housing, the concentration is on the sale and manufacture of prefabricated units and nursing care rooms. These businesses have terminated new production in 2003. Unit 1992 First successful recycling in the automobile industry of painted bumpers into exterior/interior parts/Subaru Impreza introduced  1993 New Legacy series introduced  1994 OEM supply of “ADvan” from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., starts  • Coating-film removal technology using a roller developed  1995 FHI and SIA receive ISO 9002 certification for quality  management and quality assurance  • Subaru Sambar EV introduced in Japan  • Vivio Bistro, a classic-type minicar, launched  • Subaru captured the Manufacturer’s and Driver’s titles in the World Rally Championship (WRC)  1996 Based on new coating-film removal technology employing the roller method, bumper-to-bumper recycling introduced  • Sambar Transcare, a vehicle with an electric lifter for the dis- abled, launched  • Bumper recovery from domestic market through independ- ent system begun  • Subaru Development & Engineering Division receives ISO 9002 certification for quality management and assurance  • Subaru captured third consecutive Manufacturer’s Title in WRC 1997 Subaru Forester introduced  • All New Legacy launched 2003 B11S concept car makes world premier at Geneva motor show  • Forester full-model change  2002 Subaru Europe established • Traviq launched  • Sambar nursing care car launched  2001 Subaru vehicles sold at GM Autoworld in the Philippines and Indonesia  • Pleo Nicot introduced  2000 Impreza series full-model change  • Cumulative production of Subaru AWD vehicles hits 5 million units  • Gunma Manufacturing Division receives ISO 14001 environ- mental management systems certification  1999 Sambar series full-model change  • Legacy B4 introduced  • Legacy Station Wagon selected 1998-1999 RJC New Car of the Year; Pleo takes first place in the minicar category  • Subaru Pleo introduced in accordance with changes in minicar standards  1998 New Century Legacy series launched 