A Comprehensive Guide to the Trims of the 2025 Subaru Crosstrek - Stevens Creek Subaru Blog Discover the 2025 Subaru Crosstrek trim levels: Base, Premium, Sport, and Limited. Compare features, performance, and price to find the perfect model for your lifestyle, from practical everyday use to sporty adventures or luxury comfort.
Hello all, I bought my 2025 Crosstrek Onyx (Offshore Blue Metallic) exactly two weeks ago. This is my first ever Subaru and have most recently driven the 2019 Mazda3. My dad had a 2015 Crosstrek for nine years though, so I drove that a few times. Pros: - Overall, I like how practical it is...
Subaru Outback Models The new Subaru Outback lineup is more advanced and well-equipped than ever before. This year, there's an all-new Outback Wilderness model that's enhanced for rugged, outdoor adventures, offering a higher ground clearance, off-road tires, skid plates, unique exterior and interior styling, and more.
I just received an email from Subaru of America requesting me to apply the July update Rel_UK.25.04.70 but when I started the update procedure it said my device software was already up to date despite it showing a different update number than specified in the update documentation. Mine showed...
Just got this in the mail today -- looks like they're extending the warranty on my 2019 Crosstrek Head Unit (8 years / 150K Miles). Images of letter are attached. Page 2 indicates reimbursement possibilities if you've already had work done. 2019-2023MY Forester with Gen3.1 Infotainment Audio...
How does the Subaru Repair Facility actually 'inspect' the fluids? There isn't any dip stick so it seems to me they have to change the oil in order to inspect it. Inspect it for 'what'? Back when I changed transaxle fluid I would take the pan of oil out into the direct sunlight and see if the oil sparkled.
Got this from Subaru Forester Forum: The CVT fill port for 2019+ models is on the right side of the transmission, not the left as shown in commonly provided pre-2019 Forester YouTube instructional videos posted on this site and elsewhere. "Right" means the right side as seen while sitting in the drivers seat, facing forward.
