A Subaru park in Manhattan

New York's Javits Center is not one of our national parks.

Subaru of America just managed to make it look like one with its 10,000-square-foot New York auto show display. Instead of its traditional stand, Subaru opted to embrace the outdoors and bring the sights and sounds of nature indoors to complement the 2020 Outback that it unveiled there last week.

The elaborate 360-degree floor-to-ceiling setup included a combination of recycled and sustainable materials, live plants and images of four iconic national parks — Yosemite, Denali, Arches and Yellowstone — on a large video screen.

"The stand is really an experience, and that's really what we were after when we created it," Subaru of America CEO Tom Doll told Automotive News. "We wanted it to be a place where people would come and linger and learn some stuff, not just about the car, but learn about nature."

Subaru says the stand will remain during the show's public days, and members of the National Park Service will be on hand to talk to visitors about the parks.

"It's a combination of education, but yet, a respite from what you see at typical auto shows," Doll said.