2025 Subaru Forester Sport Condensed Walk-Through 25FR5859

This is the condensed walk-through of the 2025 Forester Sport that you would find on our dealership website. If you're looking for a more thorough walk-through, you can find it elsewhere on my channel.
The SUV that seeks what you’re looking for!
The all-new 2025 Subaru Forester-the sixth generation of this uncommonly popular compact SUV-is more versatile, safer, stylish and value-packed than ever. Completely redesigned from the ground up, the all-new Forester features a muscular exterior design, a more refined passenger cabin, and a quieter and more comfortable ride. Standard features include the latest version of the award-winning Subaru EyeSight® system, with a new wide-angle mono camera added for better pedestrian and cyclist pre-collision protection. Available features include the new 11.6-inch infotainment screen, power liftgate with hands-free kick sensor**, wireless charging pad, and wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration. For a sporty stylish experience, there’s the new Forester Sport with unique design features and sport tuned suspension for better driver control. But no matter which Forester you choose, you’re guaranteed a road-trip worthy, family-friendly and ultra-safe SUV.

[@lennygarrison6836]

Tyson, my man!! Hope you’re doing good man! Quick question about the low profile roof rails. What is the weight capacity vs the raised roof rails? I remember seeing somewhere that the raised roof rails have a 700 pound capacity.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Hey! From what I've read, there isn't a difference in the weight capacity between the bars! Should have a static load rating of 700lbs in both cases.

[@Willrun4chocolates]

Hey Tyson. On the website comparisons tool, comparing the Premier, limited, and sport, under instruments it says there is no "Eyesight Assist Monitor" for the sport. I am guessing that is something on the instrument panel, but what would a driver of the limited see that the driver of the sport not see?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

The Limited and the Premier have a "Heads Up Display" system that shine LED Lights on the windscreen indicating Eyesight warnings.
The Ascent, Outback, and Legacys have the same system. Here's a quick look at the lights from another video of mine:
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[@Willrun4chocolates]

@@TysonTheSubaruSpecialistThanks. Super interesting.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@Willrun4chocolates very welcome!