The 2018 Subaru Crosstrek is here
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What's new on the 2018 Subaru Crosstrek over 2017?
Check out all the updates here:
-Updated bumper with new fog light housing design
-Redesigned platform with 80% new parts and new engine
-New rear entry design
-Power driver's seat now available
-New steering wheel controls design
-New trip computer and LCD screens
-New infotainment screen with Apple Car Play and Android Auto
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The lights at the back of the vehicle are called taillights, not headlights.
Hey....those are khaki pants - just like Jake....from State Farm!! :) Good review.
Horsepower in Crosstrek 2018 is 152HP , competitors in the same segment have less. Mazda CX3 146HP , Honda HRV 141HP
CX3 0-60 is 8.1 seconds. Leaves the Turtletrek way behind.
I own a 2013 and 2016 Crosstrek - both cars have been great (traded in a BMW328i and Jeep Cherokee respectively for these cars). The CVT in the 2016 is a bit smoother with faster pick-up in the lower gears - it also has better seats than the 2013. I have had no trouble merging onto highways and I bought these cars knowing I was not planning to drag race or speed anywhere. 34+ mpg in both cars on decent runs and the 4 wheel drive has been put to the test a number of times in icy/slushy weather. No issues with service or maintenance - local dealer in NC has been excellent. Extremely functional and ultra reliable cars - will take that any day of the week.
mrThree5two//Me and my husband are interested in either the 2018 Nissan Rogue Sport (called Qashqai outside theStates),2018 Subaru Crosstrek or Mitsubishi RVR. We watched a lot of reviews on You Tube and eliminated the RVR because the base engine seem to lack power and the steering feel is not good....so we are now leaning toward the new 2018 Crosstrek because of things like ground clearance and the improvements on new model. Before we make final decision we would like to know how solid it feels on bumpy roads (my 5 last vehicles were 4 Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Dynasty with lots of rattles+unreliable) and if Crosstreks have 1- Doughnut Spare tire,
2-Full Size Spare Tire, 3-Inflator Kit, 4-No Spare or Inflator Kit ??? Thanks in advance for the answers.
Chantal - the 2016 has a "doughnut/thin' spare tyre (never had to use it touch wood) and I believe the Crosstrek hybrid version does not have a spare tyre (presumably because it needs battery space). Much smoother ride in the 2016 Crosstrek (vs. my 2013) and I actually think it's quite peppy/responsive (depends on what you are used to driving). Have rented a Nissan Rogue while traveling for business and it was ok but I've never had much luck with that brand (poor brakes and leaks). I would give the new Mazda CX5 a serious look - that was the car that I compared the Crosstrek to when shopping around - really liked it but wife preferred the Subaru. Many of our friends have Subaru Outbacks or Foresters and love them. Don't know anything about the Mitsubishi. Good luck with the test drives !
The new gen feels much cushier than gen 1. It rides more like an SUV (Forester) now. Also worth mentioning the reduction in road noise. Very comfortable vehicle.
Why is a light blue called khaki?
It looks a little more grey in person than it does here, with a hint of blue.
Most likely He needs more education
Choosing between 2018 cx5 or this.
you should do a ride test
Just Ordered a new one today. Im so excited.
You will love it!!
Why not the 200hp 2,0 from the BRZ ?
Gas mileage would apparently suffer in that application...negating its current mpg favorability.
Looking for mirror-to-mirror width dimensions on the '18 Crosstrek. Anyone got that spec??
Enthusiasts want the manual transmission in the top package. People don't buy the manual to save money. I don't understand why all the manufacturers do that.
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Excellent informative review!
Thanks for the informative piece! when are these showing up at the dealership?
Looks great! I may be leasing a crosstrek from groove soon, is there a big difference in payments for leasing a 2018 vs 2017?
You'd probably get a double discount on the 2017 (like I did) as it's not only a year older, but not the latest and greatest. The differences are so small, the 2018 may not be worth it. Plus, the direct injection may give problems down the road with head coking.
5:23 - Headlights?!? LOL... those are tail lights.
Agree, cool grey khaki = powder baby blue? Hope it looks much better in person like the desert tan khaki did.
It looks more grey colour in dark conditions, such as in the shade or at night. The blue hue becomes a bit more prominent in day light.
Great video question will the STI spoiler fit on the 2017 Crosstrek fit.
thanks
The parts for the 2018 Crosstrek are not net in my system so I cannot answer that with 100% certainty. However, having looked at the car, the back ends are entirely different so I do not think that it would fit.
thank you also can the hood on the 2017 WRX be put on the impreza.
i was waitting for awhile ,1bigest thing make me consider to buy it or not is passinger seat legs room is tide , the car is quite and smooth tho .
Really like the new design especially that light blue color, but subaru needs to step up their game and offer a turbo version of this suv with maybe 200hp and then I will definitely buy it
Crosstrek rules. I test drove all crossovers in the market
So far it is my best choice however only the top trim i sight is worth to buy
hey would you mind do an video on this new crosstrek 2.0i vs Forrester 2.5i with allow wheel package. Cause those are the two I can't decide between. I would super appreciate it.
i just wanna know if this is Sporty?
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How did it handle the loose gravel in the manual since it has 50/50 power split as opposed to X-Mode which is variable. Did you feel confident going up or down the quarry with a manual? ????
bulb lights in 2017 ? really ?
The "S" model has LED lights I believe. But yes I do agree, ALL new cars should have LED now.
I hope the hp in this turns customers away because I want one
Was better looking before, only thing better than previous versions are the rims, and they're not much better
the color is light blue why did they call gray khaki are they color blind
If I can get this under $25K for a limited edition I'll buy one today.
Don't buy premium you'll sorry.
Go for limited.
I've seen it person now, very disappointed, this will end up considered a "girl color" Traded in my 13 Desert Khaki for an 18 in Dark Grey Metallic. Wanted to love this color but it is 100% powder baby blue, looks grey at midnight with no lights on, lol.
We have a new Crosstrek and after two months of driving it in LA, we're dumping it. The power plant is insanely weak, cropped even more by the transmission. It's borderline horrible as a road car, mainly due to the lack of power. I'm a BIG fan of Subaru and we had everything from Forester XT to a Tribeca, Legacy GT and Outback. But with a real world 0-60 of 10 seconds, the Crosstrek can't keep pace. Set up the adaptive cruise and when the traffic slows, then resumes, the poor Crosstrek cannot easily catch the rest of the traffic. This is a solid commuter car, especially if you need AWD, but that's about it. We drove it out to the Mojave desert a few days ago and it was pretty bad. Posting this at the top as well. Test drive Crosstrek on a big highway before deciding if you can live with it. We found the lack of power is borderline dangerous.
Robert Brody get a manual. It helps.
I agree. With the manual, it's not too bad...as long as you slip the clutch a bit from a stop. I just use my Crosstrek for hauling bikes, rough roads and taking cross country trips. Around town, I use a sportier car. Keep us posted what you end up buying.
Why'd you buy it if you don't like the power? Didn't you figure it out on the test drive?
PS: I just drove my 72 VW Bug today. 0-60 in around 18 seconds. I'm not complaining :)
Robert Brody
Maybe you are expecting driving a wrx or forester. I have 2016 crosstrek and Im not complaining. I drove it in a long rocky road and drift in snow with no issues. Had a good handling of 900 miles trip from NY to Niagra back and fort with no issues. I still enjoy it and will buy a 2018 this month due to new looks in and out with additional everyday driving power. Sorry😂
I've owned a Outback, Forester XT, Legacy GT and Tribeca. The Crosstrek was unable to keep pace with traffic. Using the adaptive cruise wasn't even possible because after any slow-down, there wasn't enough to accelerate with the other cars. We observed this again and again and the engine worked VERY hard on grades as well, especially with more than 2 people in the car. My father is 77 and he agreed that it's terribly underpowered and this has been mentioned in MANY reviews (I can give links). I see a lot of good uses for the Crosstrek, but I wouldn't recommend it to most people. Cars that literally can't get out of their own way are not a good thing. There are times when you need a car, especially a smaller one, to scurry clear of a situation and the Crosstrek can't do it.
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Subaru and their weak engines
Marry me.
NO. Just NO. My marriage could not survive single zone climate control. No option for dual zone at any price point. Naha
I'm pretty sure limited does have dual climate control, or perhaps that's exclusive here in Canada only?
HP is very weak. This must be designed for little old ladies...
That's the Subaru demo.
1. The Crosstrek isn't a performance car. If you want quicker acceleration, get a WRX. 2. The HP is adequate for a car of its size. A Honda Civic (non-turbo) sedan puts out 158 hp.
We have a new Crosstrek and after two months of driving it in LA, we're dumping it. The power plant is insanely weak, cropped even more by the transmission. It's borderline horrible as a road car, mainly due to the lack of power. I'm a BIG fan of Subaru and we had everything from Forester XT to a Tribeca, Legacy GT and Outback. But with a real world 0-60 of 10 seconds, the Crosstrek can't keep pace. Set up the adaptive cruise and when the traffic slows, then resumes, the poor Crosstrek cannot easily catch the rest of the traffic. This is a solid commuter car, especially if you need AWD, but that's about it. We drove it out to the Mojave desert a few days ago and it was pretty bad. Posting this at the top as well. Test drive Crosstrek on a big highway before deciding if you can live with it. We found the lack of power is borderline dangerous.
152 HP is crap lol
WRX and STI are great quick cars from Subaru. They need to up the HP because the CVT transmissions kill acceleration.