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Boxer Worx on Facebook

Follow along for updates, photos, and shop life—right where you already scroll.

Real-time shop updates

If you’re looking for the most up-to-date glimpse of what’s happening at Boxer Worx—what we’re working on, what we’re excited about, and the kind of Subaru life we see every day—Facebook is one of the easiest places to keep up with us.

This page is simply a reliable “home base” link on our website so you can find our Facebook presence anytime.

Why follow Boxer Worx on Facebook?

Facebook is great for the stuff that doesn’t always fit neatly on a website: quick updates, snapshots from the shop, and the day-to-day moments that show what we’re about.

If you like getting a feel for a shop before you reach out—or you just want to see Subarus being cared for by people who speak Subaru—our Facebook page is built for that.

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The feed in a nutshell

What you’ll typically find there

We use Facebook as a running feed of the Boxer Worx world. Depending on what’s going on, you may see things like:

  • Shop updates and announcements
  • Photos and quick peeks at projects and progress
  • Subaru-centric notes, reminders, and share-worthy moments

(And yes—sometimes it’s just the kind of “this is why we love these cars” content that makes you stop scrolling.)

Make sure it’s the real page

Find us on Facebook

We want you to land on the real Boxer Worx page—not an old listing or a similarly named account.

Because our exact Facebook URL can change over time, the best way to locate us is to search on Facebook for “Boxer Worx - Subaru Specialist” and look for our official business page.

Once you’re there, hit Follow so our updates show up in your feed.

Prefer to stay on the website?

No problem. Our website is still the best place for the core info and a steady point of contact. Think of Facebook as the “behind the scenes” companion—extra context, extra proof, and a good way to stay connected between visits.