I don't tend to keep cars for very long. Marzda3 GT = 3 years, WRX = 4 years, Honda Civic = 2 years. But my Subaru Outback is the exception: currently at 6 years, pushing 7! I will never let go of this car!!! I have two kids: ages 3 and 6. This thing eats up baby/kid gear and all our errands at once. Plus, it's a dream to drive in snowy Ottawa. I cannot recommend this vehicle enough... OUTBACK = AMAZING!

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

We just bought the '22 Forester Limited. I tested both '22 Outback and Forester; and the Wilderness trims of both too (hard to find demos). I did like the Turbo Engine in the Outback Wilderness, but not the small sunroof or big infotainment screen. I prefer the one touch knobs, buttons, and switches in the Forester, panoramic sunroof, massive windows, and smaller screen. The S mode acceleration mode gives me the power I need to merge and pass on the highway. I also prefer the bigger cabin and cargo height in the Forester. Having been a passenger in the back on long trips in station wagons of my youth, I will also avoid memories of childhood trauma. :) Thanks for doing a head-to-head comparison together, Andrea and Zack! Much appreciated.

Let me just say, Thank you for your reviews. I haven't been following you all too long but even in that short time period. I got great advice and learned even more about the cars I wanted. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how y'all compare cars even in the same class. Long story short, I just purchased a 2022 Forester Sport model with everything included. I LOVE IT. My two young men LOVE IT. I LOVE the open windows and space in the cabin. I Love how it gets up and go. I have no regrets with my choice. I'm a very busy, on the go mom and it definitely keeps up. Like you said, we get in and out with ease! Thank y'all so much!

I’m on my 3rd Forester and just love them. Being 6’2”, I don’t hit my head on the door jamb and like to sit a little higher. The Outback looks way cooler to me but the way it sits is too low for me. Great reviews as always.

@gregthebaritone

Жыл бұрын

I'm 6'1" and am very long-waisted so headroom is also very important to me. When I went to the dealer, I had this concern, but I looked at a Forester and an Outback side-by-side and they looked practically the same height.

I just got my 2022 Forester in dark green that I ordered back in January, it took about 3 months to come in. I traded in my 2019 Forester and got more for my trade than what I paid for the car when new. I compared the Forester and Outback but that terrible touch screen on the Outback was the dealbreaker for me. The Forester is just easier to live with in the real world. As for the turbo, the Forester has more than enough power for me. I don’t have to win every stoplight race to be happy….

OB for us. Our 1st Subie was a used 2004 Forester. Since then had a 2010, 2015, & just got a 2022 Touring -- all with 2.5i. All towed our 2,000 lb fish n ski boat over Cascade passes without too much strain. None had any serious problems (but all were sold before 70,000 miles). We prefer OB for comfort, power passenger seat, power tail gate, & longer cargo area but you IMO you can't go wrong with either one.

I ordered an outback back in January. I was leaning more towards the forester at first, but after test driving the outback. I decided that was were I wanted to be. I did prefer the feeling of driving a car and having the capability of an SUV. Also the wilderness looked deadly in all black 😉

@kippywylie

Жыл бұрын

When you did your side by side test drives, what specifically did experience with cabin noise at freeway speeds Forester vs Outback? Also, did you experience less cabin noise with the Turbo vs Aspirated engine?

Test drove both & decided on Forester. Like SUV design, easier to get in & out. Great visibility. Fit our budget & garage. Would have been happy with either but Forester convenience model fit our budget. Cheers

@AdventuresWinnieandBabyO

2 жыл бұрын

Drove both recently too. We found the visibility in the Outback was really good too and ended up going with the Outback.

I’ve always wanted someone to compare these two vehicles, and no one can do it from heart to heart like Andrea & Zack. My choice would be the better handling more spacious station wagon. Thank you!

I'm personally in the Outback camp myself. Just as the Outback started life as a Legacy wagon and shared the interior of that, the Forester was a crossover version of the Impreza and shared the Impreza's interior. I always liked the Legacy/Outback interior far more than the Impreza/Crosstrek/Forester.

I choose the Forester because the driving experience is uniq! Huge windows, confortable and a large sunroof. I prefer the smallest screen with buttons than the big one the Outback, Legacy and WRX. Simple switch for the heating seats! The fuel is so expensive, I don’t want a turbo. 7.2 l/100km on highway.

Ive been waiting for a head to head on these 2 models. Thank you for doing a great job in the comparison!

I need to enjoy my beverage (typically coffee) on a road trip, and I found the cupholders on the Forester are way more awkward to access than the Outback. In the Outback I reach forward and I can see them easily. In the Forester I have to reach to the side and backwards, depending on how far forward the seat is. Anyone else notice this?

My wife and I are on Subaru number 6 she has a 2017 Outback and I just got a 2022 Forester limited we love them both and I like the customer service from Subaru of North America when I had a issue with my 2013 Outback that was traded in on the Forester They handled it quickly and professional

Quite possibly the most cross shopped vehicles, within one brand, in the automotive market. I’m not surprised the the Forester wins the battle year-over-year, it is one hell of a product. Especially for the Subaru fans. Though… I agree with Zack, absolutely hands down… the Outback. The cargo, ease of load (especially on top!), the look, the car-like handling, the tech, etc. makes it an easy winner. I’m just not sure I could ‘get into’ the looks of those Wilderness trim models. Thanks for another brilliant comparison video.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!

@ln5747

Жыл бұрын

It's clearly not a hell of a product given the worldwide sales figures. Its niche and not desired by most due to others being a much superior all round package.

Had two Forester Limited XT’s over the last 8 years and have been very happy with them. However, with the turbo option not being available with the latest generation, replaced my Forester Limited XT with another brand. Outback just does not suite my preference and not willing to go there. Forester is the way to go for me … but they need the option of a better engine than the base option!

Just discovered your channel, beyond excellent review covering all the details....and Canadian to boot! Refreshing to find a 'home grown' auto test channel since so many are from south of the border where often models, options and especially price are not the same. Now subscribed!

@Motormouth...

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Great comparisons, thank you!

Love your videos. Would be great if you could throw the power and torque numbers on the screen when you talk about it. Great job guys! 👍

I am looking into an Outback Premium , but a friend of mine just got a Mazda CX-5. It has a screen but all of the controls are on the console. I was surprised how much easier it is to use! Less distracting. But I have been obsessed with Outbacks for decades, can’t wait to get one!

Your video title sums up the decision we are going to make this spring. We have owned two Foresters and have been very happy with our local Subaru dealership.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, good to hear!

Looking to purchase one of these this year so this was so informative. Leaning toward the Outback with the turbo engine.

Thanks so much - This convinced us to go with an outback XT. The Forester is great, however the seats are a bit wider in the Outback, which we like

@Motormouth...

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! - Andrea

I love my 2014 forester it still impresses me. I’m in Montreal. I’m looking forward to a hybrid/ all electric setups. Plus my wife who is under 5 feet tall says it perfect for her. Win Win. Thanks for the video 💚

We were about to buy the Forrester after driving it and all it’s competition, but after a test drive in the Outback XT, we were sold. Had it for about 3 months and no regrets with the purchase.

I prefer forester than outback and as a forester owner, I love the higher and great visibility and extremely functional screen panel with buttons. It gives me more confident when driving. Certainly more power and bigger screen on outback is better, but regular 2.5L is way enough on regular city commute. Plus when driving in the city, fuel economy is more important than powerful engine, and it is easier to park in a tight space compare to outback. If I need a bigger SUV, I will go with ascent.

Жыл бұрын

Ascent has terrible reputation

I love this review. my wife and i have been looking at a few SUVS thanks and will check both of these Subarus.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Great, glad it was helpful!

I love this Forester I like the update they put on it I think the Wilderness package looks a lot better than the one on the Outback I do wish that we had more power

Outback because of the turbo, better knee room and most of all the ventilated seats and CD player.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the Forester doesn't come with ventilated front seats.

I HATE the touch screen on the outback. I would take the smaller screen and dedicated physical buttons on the Forester over the Outback's any day!

Last November (2021) I bought my wife an Outback for her commuter car and we use it as our road car. This is our first Subaru. It requires more maintenance than my Toyota Rav 4WD Limited. Though I’ve always enjoyed my Rav our Outback is superior in handling and traction in all driving conditions. We average 5-6 feet of snow every winter. 4WD or AWD is mandatory to get up our private road and into our garage during the winter. The 3.5 V6 with 269hp is faster than the Outback and gets better fuel economy. Overall, when our Outback wears out, we’ll replace it with another Outback. When our Rav wears out, if Subaru offers a non plug-in hybrid, I’ll buy a Forester Touring. If Subaru doesn’t offer a hybrid, then we’ll buy a Toyota Venza.

My sis has a 2017 Forester and sat in the spacious rear seat a couple of short trips...comfy and even without seat heaters in CO found that all 4 occupants and the medium sized dog in the way back were just fine! True about the greenhouse...expansive and hot when they visit Reno in the summer!

I got the Outback. Seats to me are more comfortable especially the extended thigh support driver seat.

You guys speak very well and clearly. Excellent delivery! Thank you

@Motormouth...

Жыл бұрын

Glad you think so!

Thank you for all these comparisons, a real help. I like your work. And working as a team, provides often a different image/approach which again helps us with a final decision / choice. Not sure about the new design of the Outback, especially with the video' side view image at 3:33 ... .... too much plastic cladding up front and the bizarre shaped plastic cladding around the the front and back wheels... possibly, the grey color is not helping !

@lyoydchristmas5923

2 жыл бұрын

No NAV on wilderness no thanks how did the engineer's come up with that one... Currently own XT was going to buy new but No Turbo on new Forester means brand switch for us

Such thoughtful videos, nice job. I am leaning towards the Forester.

Honestly it’s depending on really what people like. I’m more of a fan of the outback mainly due to the carrying capacity and the look. Not a fan of the boxy look with the forester. But both are comfortable and great cars to drive

Love your channel and content! I just purchased a 2022 Forester Premium in autumn green metallic and I am absolutely in love with it, so yay Andrea! :-) I, too, love the open feel of the Forester, the incredible visibility, the higher SUV seating position, the MPG, and that incredibly HUGE moonroof! It drives beautifully, esp. for an SUV. I used to want the Outback, but I owned a stationwagon for plenty of years, and wanted something different. Cheers, Zack and Andrea! Oh, and I previously owned a 1984 Subaru Hatchback for about 10 years, which was a little FWD champ. 42 MPG highway from a little 1600cc engine with a 4-speed manual transmission, and she also drove and handled securely and confidently on the wet, snowy, and icy roads to ski resorts.

The more upright stance for myself being tall and having back pain made the Forrester a winner for me. I took home a 2021. Only complaint is the cheapness of the interior. Window switches almost immediately broke. Otherwise; it does good in the snow and has enough clearance for my rural area, gets 30mpg, cvt feels nice, roof rack availability, not struggling with my back to sit in it. My truck feels amazing. I have a hard time sitting in cars. Forrester is a good in-between. I would like the extra hight of the wilderness model in a future purchase.

@write2nick

11 ай бұрын

30 mpg is excellent! I'm leaning more towards Forester myself for the reasons you mentioned. Thanks for sharing.

I got sold to you two, well done 👍🏼 the most civilized review on Subarus

@Motormouth...

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

You completely missed why people don't like the bigger screen. It's because there are few physical buttons. It's harder to use the climate controls on touch screen than physical buttons.

Great back and forth in this episode! For me it’s Outback XT.

@Motormouth...

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the review - Andrea

I appreciate both of you discussing Outback vs Forester features, Praciality and utility

I just got my second Outback. I'm a fanboy.

Had a 2019 Outback Touring. Bounced and rolled too much but was quiet and smoothe. And not the new platform. Felt closed in too but a very easy drive. Now have a 22 Forester Sport. While not as refined as the Outback the suspension is better and outward visibility second to none. But I still love the room, speed, exonomy and fun of my 19 Impreza 5-dr. Maybe a new Crosstrek is next? Thank you, you two deliver great (white north) reviews!!! ❤️✌🏻🇨🇦

My wife has a 2014 Forester with manual trans and I really enjoy driving it. I just bought a 2022 Outback Onyx. I would probably preferred a manual, if available, but I'm getting used to the CVT. Never drove a turbo before, but really like the power. I don't want to say my wife hates my Outback, but she much prefers her Forester. I came out of a '99 Chrysler 300M that I drove for almost 23 years (300M was still running great and donated to a lady at church who desperately need a car). After living with a car that long, you almost feel a part of the car. With all the tech in the Outback, it was a big departure from the 300M and I don't yet have the same comfort level. But I do love the turbo power and handling, which I feel is outstanding on the Outback. Thanks for the great vid. Confirms that either choice would have been a winner. By the way, my wife hates the big screen and I love it.

Thank you for posting this helpful video

Great review guys! Test drove both of these vehicles last summer and preferred the ride of the Outback. Just one question though - anyone have a reason why the Outback scores 10 points less in the JD Power reliability scores. 71/100 for Outback and 81/100 for the Forester. They both use the 2.5L boxer and have the same 4wd system. Is the larger turbo engine in the Outback lowering the rating? Has that engine had problems?? Not sure why the big difference in reliability ratings!!

@pdd3

2 жыл бұрын

It could just mean that we should put less stock in the JD Power reliability scores.

@97I30T

2 жыл бұрын

I have a feeling it's partly because of the large touchscreen in the Outback. The Forester doesn't have that screen. People have been complaining that it's slow to respond and unintuitive.

as a fellow lover of the wagon I salute you Zach..why SUV's are so popular are beyond me...I would love to find a older Mazda 6 wagon with a manual for an everyday car...great comparo...keep up the great work.🙂

@MrViyasan

11 ай бұрын

Mazda 6 sells a wagon version in markets outside North America. I've seen one in New Zealand

Great job on comparing these 2 vehicles! I owned a 2000 Outback 2.5 liter, had 358,000 miles when I got tired of owning it! 😆 Bought a 2014 Outback, had over120, 000 miles when I traded it in for a 2021 Forester Sport. All 3 had the 2.5 liter motor. Never had a complaint about lack of power in all 3!! I hunt all over America quite a bit. So I travel up & down mts, prairies, & forest roads & off roads. It seems to me anyone riding an article on cars or trucks has to find a complaint about the vehicle their testing. With the Forester, it's always, it needs more power! For what??? Drag racing from one light to another, getting up a hill a little faster with the turbo engine? I'm not an old foggy that litter patters along, in the '70's, I owner 70 340 Duster, 71 426 Hemi-Cuda, etc, etc. In my opinion, solely, I find the Forester being lighter in weight than the Ouback, is quicker & at 182hp, is better on gas ($4.29) & going up, a gallon!!!!! Than the turbo engine. Subaru must know what they are doing, isn't the non turbo Forester their BEST seller?? Thanks again, just stating my opinion out loud!! Again, great article on these two.👍

@daveunknown01

2 жыл бұрын

Its the best seller because its cheaper, not because its better. Plain and simple.

@LB-vg2pb

Жыл бұрын

We currently own a 2016 Forester with 135k miles - most miles done at an elevation greater than 5000'. Our house is at 8200' and we have two reasonably steep grades between town and our house. MORE POWER! We get stuck behind slow traffic all the time cause the 2.5l motor just doesn't have enough power to pass safely. Even when there is no traffic, the motor is taching 4500 to 5000 rpm going up the grades at speed. I've got a turbocharged diesel truck that doesn't care about the steepness of the grades. And my supercharged Challenger just motors up those same grades with hardly any more pressure on the go pedal. Yep, the Suby needs to have more air crammed into the combustion chambers at our altitude.

Production set to start this month for my outback! It was tempting to go up to the touring model with the bigger screen but the base is more in my price range. I've never had a screen in a car before (2006 corolla current) so anything will be an upgrade. Im moving across Canada later this year and the towing capacity was the most attractive feature between forester and outback. Both will be fully capable of tackling our winters. Great review as always!!

@daveunknown01

2 жыл бұрын

How long is the wait for ordering?

@brandonprince1350

2 жыл бұрын

@@daveunknown01 TL;DR - anywhere from 3-6 months. Too many variables to know for sure but I ordered mine in January (convenience in mag grey) and its production was set to Feb with April delivery. That got changed to later so I swapped to black, now I'm looking at end of March production and may/June delivery.

@daveunknown01

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonprince1350 Thanks. Ive been looking into ordering one, either Forester or Outback. Waiting on my local dealer to get some Foresters in so i can compare the two in person. Ive also never owned a vehicle with a screen 🍻 my 96 2 door Tahoe is the newest vehicle ive ever owned.

Excellent review.

I was mostly non-passively listening to this, but the one major difference that immediately sold me on the Outback was that seating was obviously much more comfortable. The Forester felt more like a chair compared to the Outback, which supported and contacted my whole body. This matters on long trips, where sitting in the same position so long makes me start to cramp. I think the Forester sells more mostly because of the lower price.

This is a great comparison video and I think the Outback gets my vote because I like wagons. Does a HUD come with top trims?

What car do you film your intros in? I love the sun roof!!

Thanks guys!

Outback all the way! I really like the outback with the turbo for sure!

I was in the market for the Forester Wilderness. But without the turbo engine, I'm now looking at the outback wilderness. I never thought I would be looking at an outback at all.

I would like to know if the Wilderness trim is less stable with the raised CofG.

I rather like both of these, as Ive said before I have a Subaru soft spot. I’ve seen the outback and cross trek in higher ground clearance forms and imho they just don’t look great. The body style just doesn’t sit as well raised up as a more suv based vehicle. That being said I saw a Jetta made into a 4x4 and as ridiculous as it looked I loved it. Great review

Forester!! Adequate power, great mileage, saves gas. I am tall, great height inside. Short turning radius, easy peasy parking.

I'm with Andrea. I like the Outback and wagons in general, but I prefer the smaller footprint, higher seating position, taller windows and better fuel mileage of the Forester. Plus it looks more attractive/aggressive to my eye, especially the Sport trim which is the one I'm considering ordering.

I bought the Outback Wilderness 6 weeks ago. It's a surprising car, I love it... But...yes But, there a few annoying things. When you drive and need to start or stop Heating seats, you have to click twice to be able to do it. They should really keep it simple. 1-2-3 on-off button. Also, the AVH on the second screen, should be active till you disengage as the auto-shut-off for the motor. I have a lot more positive to say than negative, don't worry, It's a great vehicule. Winter wise... incredible !

I love the Outback! I’m driving a 2019 Subaru Outback and love it!

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

@ChaseHefflefinger

2 жыл бұрын

@@andreaspencer9813 ur welcome

The wilderness ? NO hate the Cladding , But the Onyx XT trim Rocks , Love the chrome wheels, No black rims for me !!! Great review guys , keep them coming !!!

Forester Wilderness camp here. Just bought one a few weeks ago ❤️

Outback Wagons are so HotT! I just wish the Outback had more dials for temp control and the X-mode like in the Forester.

hey ! Guys could you please add golf clubs for the width in the Boot...cheers

I've always preferred the Outback over the Forester. The Forester is a great car, but the Outback rides and drives a bit better and I think it's more comfortable. I also personally find the styling of the Forester to be a bit dorky. I prefer the wagon look of the Outback.

I thought the better gearing on the Wilderness models got lower mileage figures? No? Also, does the higher (numerically) geared Wilderness Outback accelerate noticeably quicker? Very interested to know this because I love the Outback but even with the turbo engine, I just want more.

I was just in the market and looked at both. They are very much alike behind the wheel. I preferred the Forester....but found greater variety in Outbacks. Both could use more power but will be enough for most buyers.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Both are really good choices!

I just bought a Forester, love it!

Zack, which Outback turbo would you get?

Like both, but leaning towards the Forster.

thanks your video is very good!

@harpritsaggu

2 жыл бұрын

Good information and comparing. Forester has the edge over Outback

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!

I have 2016 Subaru Forester 2.5i Premium and I would love get Subaru Outback Wilderness Sky blue and seem like my fit go off roading. What compare of my 2016 Subaru Forester or 2022 Subaru Forester and 2022 Subaru Outback Wilderness ?

The part between 09:33 to 11:44 are particular useful to me that they talking comfortableness of the two models. I'm new to Subaru, switching from Toyota Camry.

Have a 2014 forrester xt and will be going for outback turbo when available here in Australia 🇦🇺

Picking up my US Outback Wilderness tomorrow…finally! Really bummed our models didn’t get (even as an option) the heated steering wheel! Outback all the way 😆

I don't mind the power available on my 2019 Forester. I only wish for more power when we're going camping with a FULL load and want to pass. Having the choice would be good for the next model year for those who want the extra power, though!

Outback wilderness is the way to go.

I’ve got the 2021 Outback XT Touring .. the turbo engine has ample power and the handling is great. Versatile, fully loaded including ventilated front seats which was a must . I use the voice controls, STARLINK remote start with air conditioning and great sound system . Love the metallic green / Napa leather combination . 13,000 comfortable miles to date .. I rarely go off road but when I do it gave no issues and I have slept in the back with the rear seats down !. I love the apple car play google maps in large format on the screen .. I have experienced the reboot of the head system due to apple car play glitch , I believe there’s now an update that might address this which I will do soon .. For me it was the best value decision for desert living ..

@joerotman5214

2 жыл бұрын

You have the exact car I want to buy. How do you like the HK sound system?

@mervstone17

2 жыл бұрын

@@joerotman5214 It’s the best sound I have experienced in a vehicle but also the first upgraded one I have had … I listen to mostly classic rock music and jazz / blues and love the detail and bass response from the sub woofer .. the cd-player in the central arm rest was a bonus and keep a few of my favorites in there .. I am still using Sirius xm after negotiating a low premium for another year but will end the subscription if they won’t bargain ..

Can You guys sometime explain what the advantage of bigger wheels is! It's not as straightforward as it seems, I'm sure. Thank you

I'm planning on updating my 2015 Outback for either a slightly used 2022, or new 23. My strongest objection to the Forester is that I understand that it has more cabin noise than the Outback. Is this true?

At the moment, I just like the model that can be sold in its mrsp and on dealer's inventory without waiting.

I know I'm in the minority, but WHY do screens have to keep getting bigger? I would strongly prefer a small screen option on both vehicles. I don't need a television in my center-stack as I'm driving down the road - I already have a phone, tablet, computer, etc.

Is there optional three rows in outback

What is "car like ride"? Can anyone describe what feeling is it?

Do these still have the random windshield cracking issue..

@pierrelouisslavsky1938

2 жыл бұрын

Not anymore

Would your decision for Outback change if turbo not available? We don’t get that engine here in Australia.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Zack says, yes his decision would change. He really likes the Forester and was impressed with it in the snow like me.

I prefer the power, bigger screen and the ventilated seats of the Outback, but I like the higher seating, legroom of the Forester.

outback looks better and works better. Station wagon for the win!

Wilderness Outback lacks a heated steering wheel that is in the touring trim. What were they thinking. The Wilderness also gives up mileage. The top trim Touring XT is extremely capable and I would give the not to that. It can also can tow 3500 miles

2020 forester touring, avg mpg 37.2 ...when I need more pull I switch to S mode and does great. Paddle shifters to reliability etc etc...great suv . Have 34000 miles ..no problems. Drove the outback before I signed for the forester and what I noticed was turning radius on forester was fantastic but the moonroof did not tilt like it does in the outback , Subaru should accommodate and correct that. Both great vehicles but so far I would definitely buy another forester. Btw, this was in 2020.

I'd be happy with either : )

I do like seeing you two having a point of view from your own perspectives. It gives a wider view for people to consider which way they would go (shhhh! Forester). Sorry Zack.

@andreaspencer9813

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, we appreciate the positive feedback, glad you like it.

They treat the turbos as a completely different model. Subaru have said that about the Crosstrek, "It sells so well, we don't need another model to increase sales". Same with the Forester, turbo "model" isn't needed to increase sales. I guess with the Outback, it's still not enough work two "models" for sales to be greater than the SUVs.

Have two relatives who have late model Subarus, one Outback, one Forester. Both complain that the boxer engines burn oil, as much as a quart within 3k - 4k miles. That's anecdotal, but it's consistent with many commenters on KZread and other media reviews. Are there any studies of these Subaru engines to document the degree to which oil burning is an issue?

@ericripley9739

2 жыл бұрын

Have owned 3 Subarus; 11 and 14 Foresters, and a 17 Outback. Both Foresters were oil burners. Outback much better. All were 2.5 l

so r they any defrent between Subaru to canada or to oman or arabic gulf

I was disappointed there is no sporty wagon since I want more euro handling and the rear passenger seats are not heated