Our older Forester saved my daughter from serious injury or death when someone t-boned us in an intersection. We both walked away and the cop that came to the scene told me he just decided to buy a Subaru after seeing us walk away from the accident. That was 20 years ago and I've been buying Subarus ever since. It sounds corny, but I'll always be grateful to our old Subaru keeping us safe and will continue to buy them based on my experience.
I’m blessed to be able to afford any Lexus or BMW. After many test drives I purchased a 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT. What a great vehicle. Excellent build quality, powerful engine, fantastic ride and very quiet.
@@josephshelton4599 Have heard no more than every 30K if living on flat land, as frequent as every 15K if mountainous area. The dealers won't tell you that but independent Subaru specialty repair shops will.
Owned just about every brand in the past - now 4 Crosstreks in the family - daughter's 2024 model is an outstanding car. No mechanical issues with any of them - just changed oil and regular servicing at the dealer. Subaru has their stuff together, that's for sure.
Yeah. I have a 2011 legacy 3.6, my wife has a 2017 outback 2.5i. Now I'm considering a 2026 crosstrek hybrid/forester hybrid soon to start using so I can store my legacy as a project car and then give the crosstrek/forester to my daughters when they start driving. I want to keep customizing and upgrading my legacy. I love that car.
I drive a 2023 Subaru Forester Limited. I’ve driven 54,000 miles doing 120 round trip commutes, plus several long distance trips. The car drives just like it did the first day I drove it off the lot. Only one little rattle when it’s cold outside. Otherwise, the cabin is tight. No hiccups whatsoever. Always starts, no matter how many days not driven. It’s a great car to drive. There’s no better visibility in any other car. I love that the CVT acts like an automatic. Sometimes I forgot it not a standard automatic. I look forward to driving this over 200,000 more miles
There are a couple of Technical Service Bulletins for your 2023 Forester concerning knocking and rattling sounds, and one for clattering from the front CV drive axles. Google search Subaru TSB's 12-248-23R 12-255-24R 03-91-23R Also, go to Subaru Recalls, enter your 17 digit VIN, some have a safety related recall for the CV drive axles bulletin WRP-23. Your doing a lot of driving, might consider more frequent oil changes, and as pricey as it may be, change the CVT fluid. I highly recommend follow the recommended scheduled maintenance plan, especially differential lube changes every 30,000 miles. I change my engine oil every 5,000 miles, use a Subaru oil filter. Never rev the engine or push it hard when the Blue coolant temp light is on, try to avoid red-ling the RPMs when accelerating to pass. Constant on and off the accelerator causes the CVT to constantly have to adjust gear ratios, that accelerates internal wear and tear, and increases the operation of the duty controlled solenoids in the trans valve body. Ask the dealer service dept. about any software updates for the ECM, TCM, and any of the 30+ modules in the car.
Bought my 3rd Subaru, a 2025 Outback Premium, in August. Had a 2011 Outback Limited and a 1995 Legacy Wagon (before the Outback was a separate model). I took over my mother's 1999 Camry XLE V6 in 2004 (she had stopped driving it in 1999 due to spinal issues) and donated the 1995 to charity, but once I was ready to get rid of the Camry I went back to the Outback (after test driving the RAV 4, the Highlander, the CRV and even the Forrester). When I was ready to get a new Outback (after finding out that Subaru had put the Outback Hybrid on indefinite hold), I did not even consider another brand car. Chose the Premium because Subaru decided to put the moon-roof as standard on the Limited and I have no personal use for a moon-roof. Alex, your videos have helped my learn about the features on my new car and I have even recommend to it to friends. I have gotten over 20 friends to buy Subarus over the years. A couple on on their second one now. Every one of them get a link to your TH-cam page. Waiting to put my Ownership Badges on my new Outback.
We just purchased a 2025 outback. We got our badges yesterday. They sent us a #1 instead of 3. It's our 3rd subaru. Called and they said they would send it out that day. We can put the #1 on our 2009 forester. Great customer service. 😊
Bought a 2024 Forester Sport in November, our fourth Subaru. Amazing technology awesome traction in mud and snow. Still discovering features I didn't know it had.
Bought a 2023 Outback Wilderness for the wife after watching Alex. It checked all the boxes. Recently my son bought a 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness. My daughter has a 2019 Forester with 120k miles and would also like to get a Wilderness model but her Forester runs so well she can't justify trading it in. The CVT's have been flawless. No issues whatsoever except the 2019 had the E-brake repaired under warranty. Our family can't see buying another car brand in the future. The only reason I drive a Toyota is because Subaru doesn't make a truck. I've been around awhile and have purchased vehicles from pretty much all the major brands. The purchase experience and the service experience with Subaru has been top notch excellent.
Thank you for the video. I bought a 2024 Subaru Outback last June. It was a dealer loaner with 6800 miles. Still a lot of learning for this 75 lady with all the devices on it. Went from a 1996 Crown Victoria Ford. Blessings to you.
Having several friends who've owned 2-3 Subarus, I've always been impressed with the brand loyalty (my wife is on her 5th Toyota Camry since 1990, so I'm a bit familiar with the concept). Finally purchased a '25 Outback Premium back in September and I have to say I'm very pleased. If I live long enough, I can see getting myself another OB if they don't go crazy with the next generation redesign. Always enjoy your videos, thank you.
I think this will be your last OB, as I heard a rumor-I think was even Alex that said it on one of his TH-cam’s (pretty accurate possibility, coming from him)-that 2026 will see the last iteration of that line. I don’t know what comes after that…
The Boxer engine gives the Subaru it's low center of gravity. The Boxer engine gives you a lower hood line which gives you superior forward visibility. The lower hood line results in better aerodynamics which results in better fuel economy. The flat profile of the Boxer engine allows it to go under the passengers in a frontal collision resulting in superior safety. The opposing pistons of a boxer engine result in smooth operation with minimal counter balance. The transmission mounted directly behind the boxer engine unlike competitors transverse front wheel drive engine layout results in superior handling. The Subaru drive train is symmetrical meaning the right side and left side of car are balanced. The Subaru has power to all four wheels all the time unlike most of it's competitors which are normally front wheel drive only sending power to rear wheels when front wheel slippage is detected. So if you are seeking the true benefits of a symmetrical all wheel drive internal combustion engine car that has superior safety, handling in wet/dry/snow you can't beat a Subaru because none of the competitors have a boxer engine.
@@brianklamer3328 Seems like you don't understand my point. VW & Porsche are rear mounted boxer engines which without electronic nannys are some of the worst handling cars and have resulted in many deaths. They're good for acceleration with the weight over the rear wheels but are prone to extreme over-steer in hard cornering. It's just physics 101. Nice try though.🙃
Subaru cars are the safest cars. Yes they score less on the bells and whistles but the visibility and road grip is the best. Had a Subaru Forester and a Subaru Outback and now recently bought the 25 Subaru Forester. The cabin is much quieter now and though you feel the initial pick up is not like the counterparts, once it gets going it's very stable. Once you start driving a Subaru it's very difficult to switch to another company
Agreed, 25 Forester is a great car. Cabin is extremely quiet. Everything feels and looks high quality. In regards to pickup I've found the sport mode useful. It doesn't do anything radical but keeps the engine a bit higher in the rev range and is useful around town with all the impatient drivers, and on hilly or curvy roads.
Got me the 2024 Forester Wlderness fully loaded with every option available. Perfected Generation made in Japan model. Over $2,000 discount with 1.9% 72 months financing. Can't get any better. Love my Subaru! Also, had a very pleasant purchasing experience. Sales staff was friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and professional. Listened and catered to my needs. Not only the vehicles are great, but the People working for Subaru are great, and I think that is the big key for Subaru becoming number one in Consumer Report.
I worked for a GMC, Buick, Cadillac dealer for 30 years in various positions ultimately as the general manager . Once I left the dealership, my wife wanted to try a Subaru. Our 1st one was a 2016 Crosstrek. It was a good car but it had more road noise than I was used to compared to the GM products I was used to driving. Now I have a 2020 Outback and an 2024 Outback. We love them.. All 3 were/are great in the snow and the Outbacks have the ride, comfort and quietness that I expect. Subaru is always making improvements to their products and I would certainly buy another one.
I had a GMC and Caddy. Both 2004 sold them after 19 years of good service. But replaced with a Outback 22. Touring model. Comfort and satisfaction are unbelievable, much better than I thought it would be. Very good vehicle....GM isn't making a vehicle like this quality now.
I'm the happy owner of a new 2024 Impreza base model that I purchased brand new for the bargain price of only $20,935 at 3.9% APR during an early Black Friday sale! Shoutout to Downtown Subaru of Oakland for the incredible deal. FYI Alex, your videos have been great for helping me to understand all of the features of the car, in particular, how to set up the automatic cruise control, lane keep assist and the auto vehicle hold (which I didn't know even existed on my car). Everything you've stated about the new Subaru models is applicable to the Impreza...quiet, a *smooth* powertrain, comfortable suspension/ride quality and a sense of refinement that I found lacking in my Kia Rio from a few years ago. I traded in my 2020 Honda Fit and while that car was a fantastic fuel saver, it was quite loud and buzzy, especially when accelerating beyond 3,000 RPM's. Adding to the quality of my Impreza, I hear *zero* vibrations or rattles inside of my car...perhaps it's because it was manufactured in Japan.
We are having a snow storm today and a RAV4 with new snow tires was stuck in the parking lot. My Subaru backed out and drove out of the parking lot at work with no problems and I didn’t even have to use XMode. The road was slippery with 4 plus inches and still snowing. I did slide a little on a Roundabout, but that’s all. Some version of Mazda with a design similar to a Crosstrek slid right into the middle of an intersection, luckily without getting hit. The Outback behind them stopped with no problems and my Crosstrek stopped with no problems. I made it home from work safely. Other cars were sliding, getting stuck, and getting in wrecks.
@ that is exactly what I witnessed yesterday am!! The owner said they just put on new snow tires. They had to shovel under the tires, inch forward, and repeat. I witnessed this with my own eyes!! I use to have to call a tow truck to pull my CR-V out of that same parking lot!! I no longer have that CR-V, now I have a Subaru with XMode. I hope you understand that if you say you don’t believe what I saw in person that you are calling me a liar!! Offense taken!!🤨🤨🤨
Still driving my 2009 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Sedan (base model; NOT WRX) and the handling and cornering are superb, the suspension is tight, the steering wheel is not loose like in newer cars, and I appreciate how it hugs the road. Especially driving in the rain, I feel safer. ( I live in the South where it rarely snows; but several winters ago while other cars were wiping out trying to get up an icy hill, my Subie maneuvered like a charm, as I directed it slowly up the hill.) With only 137k miles, and with the "old-style" automatic transmission instead of CVT, I'm reticent to give it up, but it does lack today's safety features such as backup camera, driver assist, lane-change warnings, etc. Sure, acceleration isn't tops, and it chugs a bit when gearing up to highway speeds, but it's a reliable old growly girl. (Subie owners know what I mean by the growl...)
First off I’d like to say I like your channel and I am a subscriber. I have been a fan of Subaru for a long time. I have owned a total of five in the past, and currently on three of them, being a ‘79 Brat, a ‘23 Crosstrek, and my latest purchase, a 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness. I love my new Wilderness!!!! It’s an awesome vehicle. My wife loves her Crosstrek too. We are sold on Subarus!!!!! That being said I, do still love my big old Dodge truck!!!! There is still something to be said for V8s, four speeds and full lockers, front and rear!!!!!
I bought my Subaru Outback Onyx in 2020 and I Love it!!! It handles excellently no matter the weather, and I live about 50 miles from NYC where we have all 4 seasons! Great Car!!!
Car owner since 1974. Brands Mercedes, Mazda, toyota, Izuzu, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Volvo, Audi in no particular order. First time Subaru since 6 weeks. Happy so far, with a Forester with 1000 km on the odo.
I just purchased a 2024 Forester Wilderness after a long 3 year search and investigation. One of the best tools was to subscribe here and watch all your videos related to these models. Subaru is definitely the BEST out there. Was a long time Jeep owner but needed something more reliable and fun to drive, Thanks again Alex for your content and knowledge!!
I have 2023. Forester Limited my first Subaru I’m very happy with it for the most part but I do wish the blind spot warning was larger on the mirror also I have adjusted all the alert sounds to the max which are not really that loud to me.
On #4 Subi Crosstrek, last one a 21 Sport. Now a 24 Wilderness. WOW! what a great car. Everything has been refined. Had it for a month & 2500 miles. Love this car@
Well, I'm on my second Forester in two years. That should tell you something. The only reason this happened is I upgraded to a higher model. I went from a Premium to a Wilderness. They're are both excellent vehicles.
We have now owned four Subarus and don’t anticipate buying any other brand….ever. One feature you might want to repeatedly emphasize is the “ all wheel drive”. Many car brands advertise this feature but it’s only part-time vs. full-time like Subaru. One test drive will quickly convince someone how the vehicles “stick” to the road and provide remarkable stability…keep up the great work, Alex!!
Been driving Outbacks since 2019. I just leased my 3rd a 2025 Outback limited . I will always drive a Subaru. I also Love my local dealership and service dept. ❤
I bought my first Subaru ever this year, crosstrek 2024, and I’m totally in love with my car, is amazing all the features, but i think one of the best features that subaru has, besides the safety and the fact that is offroad 100%, is the mobile app thta you can do a lot with it. I love it!
We're on our 3rd Subaru and there is a reason we kept coming back. We tried out a few Toyota Tacoma for a few years and had nothing but problems. Really glad to be back in a Subaru again.
I bought a new 2015 forester XT premium Satisfied overall. There was an early recall on the exhaust manifold, and the solenoids in the transmission valve body last about 160k kilometres Subaru have good customer service and took care of everything under warranty / extended warranty Car runs great today at 240k kilometres
Just bought my first Subie - a 2025 Outback Limited. So far, I love it! I was a longtime Honda owner and still love Hondas but am excited to see how the Subaru performs in the coming years.
Hi ya Alex - I bought my first Subaru in 1988 in Colorado (Legacy - 83' 280ZX couldn't handle the snow) - I now own 2 Subies (23 Legacy XT & 24 BRZ tS) my ninth and tenth. I won't buy another brand, and I recommend them to everyone I talk to. Have a great holiday season ... ALL - stay safe and healthy!
I love my 2023 Subaru Forester for all the reasons you enumerated. Back in 1986-89, I was a Volvo salesman in San Diego. I can't help but notice that all the areas of excellence that the current Subaru's enjoy were what Volvos and particularly the 240 series enjoyed back then, compared to our competition.
NEVER saw us owning a Subaru. But, when we were shopping for a new car for my wife..well, she saw and drove a 2025 Forester and fell in love with it. We are fortunate and could afford a more "luxury " brand but, we're also not careless with our money. The Forester was comfortable, quiet, safe, and reliable. The 2025 Forester was FULLY built and assembled in JAPAN and you can feel the solid build quality. And since they have partnered with Toyota...they are only going to get better.
Nailed it Alex. Would love to tell you my experience with my 24 outback transmission but would take too long. However Subaru stepped up, did not equivocate, thanks for the video.
Have been driving Subarus since 2001. Given Subarus excellent, full time AWD and that we live in a snowy pair of the country, I wouldn’t drive anything else. The facts that their build quality has never been higher while prices are still low compared to their main competitors is only icing on the cake.
Subaru wasn’t even on my radar because I thought it was a car for those who are driving off road, doing outdoor adventures… in fact, I was very close to purchasing a Honda - one of my nephews has a Subaru outback. I took a drive in it and absolutely loved how it handled. I wanted something a little bit bigger and more open, so I went and test drove a Subaru Forrester.-two days ago I purchased a 2025 limited Forester-I was sold on the safety and reliability- it is a solid vehicle. Yes, I love all the bells and whistles. I got all the accessories that I wanted. I even had them do a ceramic coating … but I was sold on the safety and reliability -I’ve been buying and leasing cars for 35+ years- I pray with proper maintenance. This will be my last vehicle I have to buy.-❤
I have a 2019 Forester that I really like. The CVT has not been an issue and I get very good gas mileage. My only complaint is road noise. I’ve rented some BMW SUVs and they have a much quieter ride. I hope Subaru has improved on road noise. I’m also in a northern state and I love the AWD capability which is awesome.
Subaru Topgun #1 🏆 Consumer Reports provides the most exhaustive unbiased auto research in the industry. 300,000 + end user surveys. Topgun in safety. #1. So many stories of Subaru owners walking away from horrific accidents with barely a scratch while others died. 💀 Subarus #1 weakness is their brutal electronic infotainment and screen design. Its AWFUL. They need more physical buttons. #2 is terrible fuel economy ⛽️. This is slowly changing with Toyotas hybrid motors.
We purchased a 2025 Forester Limited (our tenth Subaru )and are much happier with it than the 2022 Outback Limited we had prior. The ‘25 Forester is an improvement over the 2017 Forester XT Touring we had in terms of quietness and ride.
I love my 2019 Forester Touring. The second after I bought it and was going home from the dealership, I was backing up when some car came speeding down the lot, and the brakes went on automatically, and saved me from a fender bender minutes after I bought it. It has saved my butt a few times. The only time the car braked and warned me of a possible front collision there were some cars around me but nothing too close, so I don't understand why that happened. The only problem has been the battery going dead. For awhile every time I started the car I had to jump it. The original battery went bad, and the DieHard replacement went bad before too long. Awhile back I put in an Odyssey battery and so far so good. I do live in a very cold area. If anyone has the same problem there was a class action suit against Subaru for battery drain. Subaru will replace the battery for 5 years or 60,000 miles, 80% for 7 years or 84,000 miles, and 60% for 8 years or 100,000 miles. So I could have gotten a free battery but I'd rather have an expensive battery that lasts rather than a factory one that's going to fail again. The settlement applies to the following Subaru vehicles: 2019-2020 Subaru Ascent, 2015-2020 Subaru Forester, 2015-2020 Subaru Legacy, 2015-2020 Subaru Outback, and 2015-2020 Subaru WRX.
I've owned so many vehicles it's ridiculous from almost every brand. And I can honestly say Subaru is the best vehicles for the money hands down. I have nine Vehicles right now and three of them are Subarus. Including a brand new Legacy I just bought a few weeks ago I absolutely love it so far. Subaru is by far the easiest place to buy a new vehicle they treat you very fairly with respect and they value your time unlike most other manufacturers.
My wife doesn’t even drive our Forester and she’s impressed with EyeSite 😂 “We all thought you’re just excited because of Subaru, but actually the family likes EyeSite a lot”. 😂 For context, we share the car with two brothers.
I drove an ascent in 2023 and was meh. I really wanted a mazda cx90. However, becayse if space i was looking to buy something smaller to replace a pathfinder that died after 152k miles. Went to subaru, drive tge outback xt onix and i was impressed by how good it felt on the road. Mazda was trying to sell me a 2024 at msrp for the same price as a 2025. No negotiation. Went to subaru and bought the outback beliw msrp with 2.9 for six years. Two weeks later and the car is very impressive.
Best vehicle ever. Owned Honda Accord and Toyota and Nissan all good cars. But the Subaru outback is a super vehicle. Its comfort and safety is far superior. Buy a Subaru outback 22 owner.
Here's someone who has owned three Subarus. (Impreza RX 2001, Impreza 2007, Forester 2009). After driving one, it is very difficult to see another brand. I drive my 2007 Impreza and my 2009 Forester daily today in 2024 .
Hi Alex. Love your videos. Very informative and well presented. I purchased a 2019 Forester privately and just realized there was no jack. I am told a 2019 Crosstrek jack is the same jack. Can I use this jack as I have one that was given to me.
Good video. I read today a women bought a new Forester and she is complaining about the heated seats. They only get to 90f. Then saying that your body temp is 98.6, well that is internal, not your outside body temp. Wrote to Subaru complaining and they wrote back it is a safety issue. Can you elaborate on that in a video.
Long-time Toyota owner who switched to Subaru in 2023 and not looking back. No question, Toyota has slipped in reliability the last 5 years, probably due to corporate penny-pinching, while Subaru has been steadily improving. Because of the CVTs and (where equipped), the turbo fuel system, in Subarus, it is of course, vitally important to keep up diligently with maintenance. These are not vehicles you can just ignore and even beat up and they'll run forever. Take good care of yours, and it will take good care of you.
The only criticisms I have with the 2024 Crosstrek are how the display is laggy to touch input when you first start the car, and the inability to permanently turn off the auto engine shutoff when the car stops. Otherwise, just an amazing car.
This shouldn’t surprise anyone who understands quality/reliability/ safety( family) and affordable pricing.Goal for 2025- forester to explore Canada from coast to coast…
We shy away from prestige badges these days... seems prudent not to flaunt one's fabulous wealth among the great unwashed. So we just purchased a stealth Bentley. It looks exactly like a Subaru Outback Wilderness, a typical commoner's car. You can't tell it's a luxury brand until you drive it. It's a wise investment for insurance CEOs.
Can you talk about dog gates/separators for Subaru Outback. Couldn’t find a single cargo separator in stock at any local dealer. Shocking for a company that advertises for dog owners
Switched to Legacy from Elantra and once I felt that difference between AWD and FWD decided to stay with Subaru till will be able to get Audi with their Quattro AWD system.
The crosstrek doesn't have a footwell kit standard. But if you get this installed as an accessory from Subaru, it'll come on automatically with your lights.
I like that new Forester. I’m happy it looks similar to Ford Explorer. It doesn’t exist in my country so I don’t care what it is similar to. I care if I like it 😂❤ As for the corporate Subaru - please offer more customisation. Less trims and more packages. And allow me to remove options - like the 18” wheels and the steel looking plastic garnish on the bottom of the car 😂 So far I’m very happy owning Forester for four years.
Our older Forester saved my daughter from serious injury or death when someone t-boned us in an intersection. We both walked away and the cop that came to the scene told me he just decided to buy a Subaru after seeing us walk away from the accident. That was 20 years ago and I've been buying Subarus ever since. It sounds corny, but I'll always be grateful to our old Subaru keeping us safe and will continue to buy them based on my experience.
I have a 2024 Forester Premium. At age 72 this vehicle is the best vehicle I've ever owned. The safety features never cease to amaze me.
I’m blessed to be able to afford any Lexus or BMW.
After many test drives I purchased a 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT.
What a great vehicle.
Excellent build quality, powerful engine, fantastic ride and very quiet.
Make sure you service the CVT with frequent fluid changes or you won't be saying that shortly after 100K on the clock.
@@josephshelton4599 Have heard no more than every 30K if living on flat land, as frequent as every 15K if mountainous area. The dealers won't tell you that but independent Subaru specialty repair shops will.
i solid my $60k BMW for a $35k new subaru, and older audi. my subaru (wrx) is more fun than the BMW was!!
@@josephshelton4599 Mr Subaru here on YT recommends every 30k or so.
I liked everything about my 24 Crosstrek except the gas mileage. Seemed like I was at the pump constantly.
I just bought mine. I received it last week. 2019 Subaru sport. I love it.
Congratulations on the new car!
Got a '20 Forester Sport recently. Same 👍
Congratulations It's a Wonderful vehicle😊
Owned just about every brand in the past - now 4 Crosstreks in the family - daughter's 2024 model is an outstanding car. No mechanical issues with any of them - just changed oil and regular servicing at the dealer. Subaru has their stuff together, that's for sure.
We have what my daughter calls "The Fleet." Two white Subies...a 2020 Forester and a 2024 Crosstrek. We are sold on Subaru!
Yeah. I have a 2011 legacy 3.6, my wife has a 2017 outback 2.5i. Now I'm considering a 2026 crosstrek hybrid/forester hybrid soon to start using so I can store my legacy as a project car and then give the crosstrek/forester to my daughters when they start driving.
I want to keep customizing and upgrading my legacy. I love that car.
I drive a 2023 Subaru Forester Limited. I’ve driven 54,000 miles doing 120 round trip commutes, plus several long distance trips. The car drives just like it did the first day I drove it off the lot. Only one little rattle when it’s cold outside. Otherwise, the cabin is tight. No hiccups whatsoever. Always starts, no matter how many days not driven. It’s a great car to drive. There’s no better visibility in any other car. I love that the CVT acts like an automatic. Sometimes I forgot it not a standard automatic. I look forward to driving this over 200,000 more miles
There are a couple of Technical Service Bulletins for your 2023 Forester concerning knocking and rattling sounds, and one for clattering from the front CV drive axles.
Google search Subaru TSB's
12-248-23R
12-255-24R
03-91-23R
Also, go to Subaru Recalls, enter your 17 digit VIN, some have a safety related recall for the CV drive axles bulletin WRP-23.
Your doing a lot of driving, might consider more frequent oil changes, and as pricey as it may be, change the CVT fluid.
I highly recommend follow the recommended scheduled maintenance plan, especially differential lube changes every 30,000 miles.
I change my engine oil every 5,000 miles, use a Subaru oil filter.
Never rev the engine or push it hard when the Blue coolant temp light is on, try to avoid red-ling the RPMs when accelerating to pass.
Constant on and off the accelerator causes the CVT to constantly have to adjust gear ratios, that accelerates internal wear and tear, and increases the operation of the duty controlled solenoids in the trans valve body.
Ask the dealer service dept. about any software updates for the ECM, TCM, and any of the 30+ modules in the car.
I have a 23 forester touring also & I love it. ❤
I’m now on my 2nd Subaru - 1st a WRX and now onto the Outback (top spec with Turbo)- I wish I’d bought them earlier in life. They are so good.
I bought a WRX too, such a well thought out , great performance
Bought my 3rd Subaru, a 2025 Outback Premium, in August. Had a 2011 Outback Limited and a 1995 Legacy Wagon (before the Outback was a separate model). I took over my mother's 1999 Camry XLE V6 in 2004 (she had stopped driving it in 1999 due to spinal issues) and donated the 1995 to charity, but once I was ready to get rid of the Camry I went back to the Outback (after test driving the RAV 4, the Highlander, the CRV and even the Forrester).
When I was ready to get a new Outback (after finding out that Subaru had put the Outback Hybrid on indefinite hold), I did not even consider another brand car. Chose the Premium because Subaru decided to put the moon-roof as standard on the Limited and I have no personal use for a moon-roof.
Alex, your videos have helped my learn about the features on my new car and I have even recommend to it to friends. I have gotten over 20 friends to buy Subarus over the years. A couple on on their second one now. Every one of them get a link to your TH-cam page.
Waiting to put my Ownership Badges on my new Outback.
We just purchased a 2025 outback. We got our badges yesterday. They sent us a #1 instead of 3. It's our 3rd subaru. Called and they said they would send it out that day. We can put the #1 on our 2009 forester. Great customer service. 😊
I've been recommending Subarus to everyone I know, who's looking for a car. That's how much I love the brand.
They truly sell themselves! 😃
@@alexpmo They sure do!
I hate the infotainment system. Otherwise id get one
Subie girl since 2000. I’m 70. My daughter finally came around and bought the Ascent and loves it. Two of her coworkers also bought new Subies.
Shoot I just spent 2800 reupholstered and adding ventilated seating to mine because I like it so much
We own 2 Subarus ascent,2020 and 2022,we love it
Bought a 2024 Forester Sport in November, our fourth Subaru. Amazing technology awesome traction in mud and snow. Still discovering features I didn't know it had.
Bought a 2023 Outback Wilderness for the wife after watching Alex. It checked all the boxes. Recently my son bought a 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness. My daughter has a 2019 Forester with 120k miles and would also like to get a Wilderness model but her Forester runs so well she can't justify trading it in. The CVT's have been flawless. No issues whatsoever except the 2019 had the E-brake repaired under warranty. Our family can't see buying another car brand in the future. The only reason I drive a Toyota is because Subaru doesn't make a truck. I've been around awhile and have purchased vehicles from pretty much all the major brands. The purchase experience and the service experience with Subaru has been top notch excellent.
Thank you for the video. I bought a 2024 Subaru Outback last June. It was a dealer loaner with 6800 miles. Still a lot of learning for this 75 lady with all the devices on it. Went from a 1996 Crown Victoria Ford. Blessings to you.
Just bought my third Subaru in October. Great car. We currently have 2
I am driving my 4th Subaru. When you find quality, stick with it!
100% agree!
Having several friends who've owned 2-3 Subarus, I've always been impressed with the brand loyalty (my wife is on her 5th Toyota Camry since 1990, so I'm a bit familiar with the concept). Finally purchased a '25 Outback Premium back in September and I have to say I'm very pleased. If I live long enough, I can see getting myself another OB if they don't go crazy with the next generation redesign. Always enjoy your videos, thank you.
I think this will be your last OB, as I heard a rumor-I think was even Alex that said it on one of his TH-cam’s (pretty accurate possibility, coming from him)-that 2026 will see the last iteration of that line. I don’t know what comes after that…
@@Henk_H That's a bummer to hear the 7th gen would be the end of an iconic model, especially one that's still pretty popular here in the states.
@@gerardhaines8119 yyyup!!!
A bit too “big” (long) for me…
But, the Outback was the OUTBACK!!!
The Boxer engine gives the Subaru it's low center of gravity. The Boxer engine gives you a lower hood line which gives you superior forward visibility. The lower hood line results in better aerodynamics which results in better fuel economy. The flat profile of the Boxer engine allows it to go under the passengers in a frontal collision resulting in superior safety. The opposing pistons of a boxer engine result in smooth operation with minimal counter balance. The transmission mounted directly behind the boxer engine unlike competitors transverse front wheel drive engine layout results in superior handling. The Subaru drive train is symmetrical meaning the right side and left side of car are balanced. The Subaru has power to all four wheels all the time unlike most of it's competitors which are normally front wheel drive only sending power to rear wheels when front wheel slippage is detected. So if you are seeking the true benefits of a symmetrical all wheel drive internal combustion engine car that has superior safety, handling in wet/dry/snow you can't beat a Subaru because none of the competitors have a boxer engine.
Sounds like you've read the standard Subaru marketing hype. VW and Porsche have made boxer 4 cylinders decades before you were born.
@@brianklamer3328 Seems like you don't understand my point. VW & Porsche are rear mounted boxer engines which without electronic nannys are some of the worst handling cars and have resulted in many deaths. They're good for acceleration with the weight over the rear wheels but are prone to extreme over-steer in hard cornering. It's just physics 101. Nice try though.🙃
Well said 😊😊
@@brianklamer3328your comment sounds a bit salty and jealous of Subarus. Relax! Subarus boxer engine is just engineered well!
Ive had my 2017 crosstrek since 2019.
Best vehicle ever.
Subaru cars are the safest cars. Yes they score less on the bells and whistles but the visibility and road grip is the best. Had a Subaru Forester and a Subaru Outback and now recently bought the 25 Subaru Forester. The cabin is much quieter now and though you feel the initial pick up is not like the counterparts, once it gets going it's very stable. Once you start driving a Subaru it's very difficult to switch to another company
Agreed, 25 Forester is a great car. Cabin is extremely quiet. Everything feels and looks high quality. In regards to pickup I've found the sport mode useful. It doesn't do anything radical but keeps the engine a bit higher in the rev range and is useful around town with all the impatient drivers, and on hilly or curvy roads.
75 year old woman here, bought my ‘24 Crosstrek Sport a few weeks ago. She is gorgeous- way too cool for this old lady, but I love her!
Got me the 2024 Forester Wlderness fully loaded with every option available. Perfected Generation made in Japan model. Over $2,000 discount with 1.9% 72 months financing. Can't get any better. Love my Subaru! Also, had a very pleasant purchasing experience. Sales staff was friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and professional. Listened and catered to my needs. Not only the vehicles are great, but the People working for Subaru are great, and I think that is the big key for Subaru becoming number one in Consumer Report.
I worked for a GMC, Buick, Cadillac dealer for 30 years in various positions ultimately as the general manager . Once I left the dealership, my wife wanted to try a Subaru. Our 1st one was a 2016 Crosstrek. It was a good car but it had more road noise than I was used to compared to the GM products I was used to driving. Now I have a 2020 Outback and an 2024 Outback. We love them.. All 3 were/are great in the snow and the Outbacks have the ride, comfort and quietness that I expect. Subaru is always making improvements to their products and I would certainly buy another one.
I had a GMC and Caddy. Both 2004 sold them after 19 years of good service. But replaced with a Outback 22. Touring model. Comfort and satisfaction are unbelievable, much better than I thought it would be. Very good vehicle....GM isn't making a vehicle like this quality now.
I'm the happy owner of a new 2024 Impreza base model that I purchased brand new for the bargain price of only $20,935 at 3.9% APR during an early Black Friday sale! Shoutout to Downtown Subaru of Oakland for the incredible deal. FYI Alex, your videos have been great for helping me to understand all of the features of the car, in particular, how to set up the automatic cruise control, lane keep assist and the auto vehicle hold (which I didn't know even existed on my car).
Everything you've stated about the new Subaru models is applicable to the Impreza...quiet, a *smooth* powertrain, comfortable suspension/ride quality and a sense of refinement that I found lacking in my Kia Rio from a few years ago. I traded in my 2020 Honda Fit and while that car was a fantastic fuel saver, it was quite loud and buzzy, especially when accelerating beyond 3,000 RPM's. Adding to the quality of my Impreza, I hear *zero* vibrations or rattles inside of my car...perhaps it's because it was manufactured in Japan.
Made in USA suck!
Thanks Alex, your videos are always informative.
We are having a snow storm today and a RAV4 with new snow tires was stuck in the parking lot. My Subaru backed out and drove out of the parking lot at work with no problems and I didn’t even have to use XMode. The road was slippery with 4 plus inches and still snowing. I did slide a little on a Roundabout, but that’s all. Some version of Mazda with a design similar to a Crosstrek slid right into the middle of an intersection, luckily without getting hit. The Outback behind them stopped with no problems and my Crosstrek stopped with no problems. I made it home from work safely. Other cars were sliding, getting stuck, and getting in wrecks.
I see subarus sliding and getting into wrecks all the time
RAV4 will not get stuck in 4 inches of snow, that's ridiculous
@ that is exactly what I witnessed yesterday am!! The owner said they just put on new snow tires. They had to shovel under the tires, inch forward, and repeat. I witnessed this with my own eyes!! I use to have to call a tow truck to pull my CR-V out of that same parking lot!! I no longer have that CR-V, now I have a Subaru with XMode. I hope you understand that if you say you don’t believe what I saw in person that you are calling me a liar!! Offense taken!!🤨🤨🤨
@ also note I said 4 plus inches…. We probably had more snow than the news said in addition to the drifting factor.
Still driving my 2009 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Sedan (base model; NOT WRX) and the handling and cornering are superb, the suspension is tight, the steering wheel is not loose like in newer cars, and I appreciate how it hugs the road. Especially driving in the rain, I feel safer. ( I live in the South where it rarely snows; but several winters ago while other cars were wiping out trying to get up an icy hill, my Subie maneuvered like a charm, as I directed it slowly up the hill.) With only 137k miles, and with the "old-style" automatic transmission instead of CVT, I'm reticent to give it up, but it does lack today's safety features such as backup camera, driver assist, lane-change warnings, etc. Sure, acceleration isn't tops, and it chugs a bit when gearing up to highway speeds, but it's a reliable old growly girl. (Subie owners know what I mean by the growl...)
I have a 2022 forester sport and I love it. Bought it brand new.
First off I’d like to say I like your channel and I am a subscriber.
I have been a fan of Subaru for a long time. I have owned a total of five in the past, and currently on three of them, being a ‘79 Brat, a ‘23 Crosstrek, and my latest purchase, a 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness. I love my new Wilderness!!!! It’s an awesome vehicle. My wife loves her Crosstrek too. We are sold on Subarus!!!!! That being said I, do still love my big old Dodge truck!!!! There is still something to be said for V8s, four speeds and full lockers, front and rear!!!!!
I bought my Subaru Outback Onyx in 2020 and I Love it!!! It handles excellently no matter the weather, and I live about 50 miles from NYC where we have all 4 seasons! Great Car!!!
Car owner since 1974. Brands Mercedes, Mazda, toyota, Izuzu, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Volvo, Audi in no particular order. First time Subaru since 6 weeks. Happy so far, with a Forester with 1000 km on the odo.
My first Subaru was a 79 Brat. Have owned about 10 Subarus since. Now have a 22 Outback. Probably my last car.
Yes!!! This is why I absolutely love Subaru so much! I wouldn’t get any other brand of car unless it’s a Subaru!😊❤
I just purchased a 2024 Forester Wilderness after a long 3 year search and investigation. One of the best tools was to subscribe here and watch all your videos related to these models. Subaru is definitely the BEST out there. Was a long time Jeep owner but needed something more reliable and fun to drive, Thanks again Alex for your content and knowledge!!
I have 2023. Forester Limited my first Subaru I’m very happy with it for the most part but I do wish the blind spot warning was larger on the mirror also I have adjusted all the alert sounds to the max which are not really that loud to me.
Our DIL had '97 Impreza Sport that really impressed us. We have a Crosstrek and an Outback now.
Drove my first Subaru Forester for 197,000 miles, my wife is on her first and I got my second a few years ago. Love these cars!
On #4 Subi Crosstrek, last one a 21 Sport. Now a 24 Wilderness. WOW! what a great car. Everything has been refined. Had it for a month & 2500 miles. Love this car@
Well, I'm on my second Forester in two years. That should tell you something. The only reason this happened is I upgraded to a higher model. I went from a Premium to a Wilderness. They're are both excellent vehicles.
We have now owned four Subarus and don’t anticipate buying any other brand….ever. One feature you might want to repeatedly emphasize is the “ all wheel drive”. Many car brands advertise this feature but it’s only part-time vs. full-time like Subaru. One test drive will quickly convince someone how the vehicles “stick” to the road and provide remarkable stability…keep up the great work, Alex!!
That was one of the features that sold me to get a forester…..good point!
Got a 25 forester a few weeks ago and wow blown away it's my wife's car I drive a '22 ram rebel but I'm wondering if I need a truck now lol
you might find yourself borrowing her car more now 🤣
Very informative and truthful insights. Thanks Alex
Been driving Outbacks since 2019. I just leased my 3rd a 2025 Outback limited . I will always drive a Subaru. I also Love my local dealership and service dept. ❤
I bought my first Subaru ever this year, crosstrek 2024, and I’m totally in love with my car, is amazing all the features, but i think one of the best features that subaru has, besides the safety and the fact that is offroad 100%, is the mobile app thta you can do a lot with it. I love it!
We're on our 3rd Subaru and there is a reason we kept coming back. We tried out a few Toyota Tacoma for a few years and had nothing but problems. Really glad to be back in a Subaru again.
Bought my very first Subaru last September, We got a 2025 Forester Touring. We love it, so many safety features.
I bought a new 2015 forester XT premium
Satisfied overall. There was an early recall on the exhaust manifold, and the solenoids in the transmission valve body last about 160k kilometres
Subaru have good customer service and took care of everything under warranty / extended warranty
Car runs great today at 240k kilometres
Just bought my first Subie - a 2025 Outback Limited. So far, I love it! I was a longtime Honda owner and still love Hondas but am excited to see how the Subaru performs in the coming years.
I bought a new 24 Forester Sport over the 25 because I never buy first model years. I love my little SubiDoo
2020 Outback owner here. I love this car!
I just got a 2025 Subaru Forester Touring. I love it. It is a very comfortable ride. I will only own a Subaru.
I am on my 3rd Subaru and I love it. I have an Outback and it drives, handles, and responds well.
Hi ya Alex - I bought my first Subaru in 1988 in Colorado (Legacy - 83' 280ZX couldn't handle the snow) - I now own 2 Subies (23 Legacy XT & 24 BRZ tS) my ninth and tenth. I won't buy another brand, and I recommend them to everyone I talk to. Have a great holiday season ... ALL - stay safe and healthy!
I love my 2023 Subaru Forester for all the reasons you enumerated. Back in 1986-89, I was a Volvo salesman in San Diego. I can't help but notice that all the areas of excellence that the current Subaru's enjoy were what Volvos and particularly the 240 series enjoyed back then, compared to our competition.
The handling is awesome! Similar to a Porsche because of Boxer engine. I can’t afford a Porsche, so I am glad I got the Crosstrek.
Can't wait to get my 2025 Forester.regards from Australia.
You’ll love it. I’ve had my 2025 Forester Sport for a couple of months and it’s great.
NEVER saw us owning a Subaru. But, when we were shopping for a new car for my wife..well, she saw and drove a 2025 Forester and fell in love with it. We are fortunate and could afford a more "luxury " brand but, we're also not careless with our money. The Forester was comfortable, quiet, safe, and reliable. The 2025 Forester was FULLY built and assembled in JAPAN and you can feel the solid build quality. And since they have partnered with Toyota...they are only going to get better.
I love my 2024 Forester Wilderness.
Wilderness edition are like mountain goats! Crazy capable. I’d love to grab one of those! Hit those trails and congrats
I agree Alex, I'm very happy with my 2003 and 2015 Foresters 👍
Nailed it Alex. Would love to tell you my experience with my 24 outback transmission but would take too long. However Subaru stepped up, did not equivocate, thanks for the video.
Just got my 2020 Outback last week and love it.
Have been driving Subarus since 2001. Given Subarus excellent, full time AWD and that we live in a snowy pair of the country, I wouldn’t drive anything else. The facts that their build quality has never been higher while prices are still low compared to their main competitors is only icing on the cake.
Subaru wasn’t even on my radar because I thought it was a car for those who are driving off road, doing outdoor adventures… in fact, I was very close to purchasing a Honda - one of my nephews has a Subaru outback. I took a drive in it and absolutely loved how it handled. I wanted something a little bit bigger and more open, so I went and test drove a Subaru Forrester.-two days ago I purchased a 2025 limited Forester-I was sold on the safety and reliability- it is a solid vehicle. Yes, I love all the bells and whistles. I got all the accessories that I wanted. I even had them do a ceramic coating … but I was sold on the safety and reliability -I’ve been buying and leasing cars for 35+ years- I pray with proper maintenance. This will be my last vehicle I have to buy.-❤
2020 OB Touring. Back seat comfort is really good ride and rear heated seats.
I have a 2019 Forester that I really like. The CVT has not been an issue and I get very good gas mileage. My only complaint is road noise. I’ve rented some BMW SUVs and they have a much quieter ride. I hope Subaru has improved on road noise. I’m also in a northern state and I love the AWD capability which is awesome.
2024 July received delivery of my 5th Subaru, a 2025 Subaru Forester Touring. My 4th Subaru, that I am still driving, 2019 Subaru Ascent Touring.
Subaru Topgun #1 🏆
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Topgun in safety. #1. So many stories of Subaru owners walking away from horrific accidents with barely a scratch while others died. 💀
Subarus #1 weakness is their brutal electronic infotainment and screen design. Its AWFUL. They need more physical buttons. #2 is terrible fuel economy ⛽️. This is slowly changing with Toyotas hybrid motors.
We purchased a 2025 Forester Limited (our tenth Subaru )and are much happier with it than the 2022 Outback Limited we had prior.
The ‘25 Forester is an improvement over the 2017 Forester XT Touring we had in terms of quietness and ride.
I love my 2019 Forester Touring. The second after I bought it and was going home from the dealership, I was backing up when some car came speeding down the lot, and the brakes went on automatically, and saved me from a fender bender minutes after I bought it. It has saved my butt a few times. The only time the car braked and warned me of a possible front collision there were some cars around me but nothing too close, so I don't understand why that happened. The only problem has been the battery going dead. For awhile every time I started the car I had to jump it. The original battery went bad, and the DieHard replacement went bad before too long. Awhile back I put in an Odyssey battery and so far so good. I do live in a very cold area. If anyone has the same problem there was a class action suit against Subaru for battery drain. Subaru will replace the battery for 5 years or 60,000 miles, 80% for 7 years or 84,000 miles, and 60% for 8 years or 100,000 miles. So I could have gotten a free battery but I'd rather have an expensive battery that lasts rather than a factory one that's going to fail again. The settlement applies to the following Subaru vehicles: 2019-2020 Subaru Ascent, 2015-2020 Subaru Forester, 2015-2020 Subaru Legacy, 2015-2020 Subaru Outback, and 2015-2020 Subaru WRX.
Happy with my Subaru.
I have a 2025 Legacy Sport with the 2.4 turbocharged engine. Excellent performance and a very solid car.
I've owned so many vehicles it's ridiculous from almost every brand. And I can honestly say Subaru is the best vehicles for the money hands down.
I have nine Vehicles right now and three of them are Subarus. Including a brand new Legacy I just bought a few weeks ago I absolutely love it so far. Subaru is by far the easiest place to buy a new vehicle they treat you very fairly with respect and they value your time unlike most other manufacturers.
Bought the possibly last 2025 Legacy Touring XT in D.C. metro area. We absolutely love it!
Love my 2020 ascent touring. Paid off last year . All I do is just regular oil change and that’s all I spend.
My wife doesn’t even drive our Forester and she’s impressed with EyeSite 😂
“We all thought you’re just excited because of Subaru, but actually the family likes EyeSite a lot”. 😂
For context, we share the car with two brothers.
I drove an ascent in 2023 and was meh. I really wanted a mazda cx90. However, becayse if space i was looking to buy something smaller to replace a pathfinder that died after 152k miles. Went to subaru, drive tge outback xt onix and i was impressed by how good it felt on the road. Mazda was trying to sell me a 2024 at msrp for the same price as a 2025. No negotiation. Went to subaru and bought the outback beliw msrp with 2.9 for six years. Two weeks later and the car is very impressive.
Best vehicle ever. Owned Honda Accord and Toyota and Nissan all good cars. But the Subaru outback is a super vehicle. Its comfort and safety is far superior. Buy a Subaru outback 22 owner.
Here's someone who has owned three Subarus. (Impreza RX 2001, Impreza 2007, Forester 2009).
After driving one, it is very difficult to see another brand.
I drive my 2007 Impreza and my 2009 Forester daily today in 2024 .
Currently driving my 5th Subaru. Tried a RAV4 once but didn’t like it, switched back to Subaru.
Hi Alex. Love your videos. Very informative and well presented. I purchased a 2019 Forester privately and just realized there was no jack. I am told a 2019 Crosstrek jack is the same jack. Can I use this jack as I have one that was given to me.
Good video. I read today a women bought a new Forester and she is complaining about the heated seats. They only get to 90f. Then saying that your body temp is 98.6, well that is internal, not your outside body temp. Wrote to Subaru complaining and they wrote back it is a safety issue. Can you elaborate on that in a video.
They do a great job with their customer service!
Long-time Toyota owner who switched to Subaru in 2023 and not looking back. No question, Toyota has slipped in reliability the last 5 years, probably due to corporate penny-pinching, while Subaru has been steadily improving. Because of the CVTs and (where equipped), the turbo fuel system, in Subarus, it is of course, vitally important to keep up diligently with maintenance. These are not vehicles you can just ignore and even beat up and they'll run forever. Take good care of yours, and it will take good care of you.
Great cars, I’m on my sixth; however, there’s no excuse for not having blind spot warning on all trim levels!
Subarus are some of the most sensible vehicles out there. Built for stability, safety and performance they are value for money.
I think the dealerships set them apart as well. Salespeople are awesome, service departments are top notch and everyone is so friendly!
The only criticisms I have with the 2024 Crosstrek are how the display is laggy to touch input when you first start the car, and the inability to permanently turn off the auto engine shutoff when the car stops. Otherwise, just an amazing car.
I drive a 2023 Subaru Outback Touring XT ❤😊
This shouldn’t surprise anyone who understands quality/reliability/ safety( family) and affordable pricing.Goal for 2025- forester to explore Canada from coast to coast…
Sounds like an amazing trip!
@ rescued dog + forester = epic..
We shy away from prestige badges these days... seems prudent not to flaunt one's fabulous wealth among the great unwashed. So we just purchased a stealth Bentley. It looks exactly like a Subaru Outback Wilderness, a typical commoner's car. You can't tell it's a luxury brand until you drive it. It's a wise investment for insurance CEOs.
Can you talk about dog gates/separators for Subaru Outback. Couldn’t find a single cargo separator in stock at any local dealer. Shocking for a company that advertises for dog owners
Switched to Legacy from Elantra and once I felt that difference between AWD and FWD decided to stay with Subaru till will be able to get Audi with their Quattro AWD system.
How to light up foot wells when it is dark when getting into the 2025 Crosstrek
The crosstrek doesn't have a footwell kit standard. But if you get this installed as an accessory from Subaru, it'll come on automatically with your lights.
Question. I have a 24 Crosstrek. Do you know why Subaru opted not to include front parking sensors?
I like that new Forester.
I’m happy it looks similar to Ford Explorer. It doesn’t exist in my country so I don’t care what it is similar to. I care if I like it 😂❤
As for the corporate Subaru - please offer more customisation. Less trims and more packages. And allow me to remove options - like the 18” wheels and the steel looking plastic garnish on the bottom of the car 😂
So far I’m very happy owning Forester for four years.
Glad you like your Forester. However I still do not see any resemblance to a Ford Explorer LOL 😂
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Apparently a lot of people see similarities in the front bumper. :)
I’ve seen plenty of comments like that
Oh man... just when I'm about to trade in my '23 OBW for one of them sweet Honda Passport Trailsport Elites.
Love my outback!
Thank you. Big fan of Subaru. Question- is hybrid so much important for a new car? Should I wait for Outback Hybrid
I have two Subarus in my garage! ❤❤
Still too early to tell anything, but being a new OB 2024 owner, I do not regret my choice at all