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2024 vs 2025 Subaru Forester? : r SubaruForester - Reddit 2024 vs 2025 Subaru Forester? I’m debating between the 2024 and 2024 Subaru Forester Looking for a lower end new model that won’t break the bank I understand not everyone loves some of the changes for 2025, including the look, but there are some obvious reasons for buying a newer model However, I understand it might cost a bit more
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Why the Subaru Hate : r SubaruForester - Reddit 2019-2021 forester had the thermo control valve go bad because of cheap plastic internals Subaru just extended the warranty to 150k miles on these and are reimbursing people for repairs that originally didn’t qualify
Forester vs Outback? : r subaru - Reddit Forester is more highly rated than the Outback by: Consumer Reports (87 vs 79); JD Powers (83 vs 70); and IIHS (Gold Star Plus vs Gold Star) Weirdly though, Car and Driver rates Outback better (9 10 vs 8 10) Problem is, we like the Outback better It is much quieter and more luxurious, although I don't like the huge technology screen
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Just out of curiosity. What is everyone’s MPG like for their forester . . . Just drove the 26 mile commute to work in my 2018 Forester 2 5i and got 28 9 mpg I generally get about 25-30 mpg depending on whether I'm in the city or in the country I live in Philly but am often in Delaware, West Chester and Montgomery counties