Home / Subaru News, Pricing and Reviews
2020 Subaru Forester, 2020 Subaru Outback, 2020 Subaru Crosstrek
Denis Flierl's picture
By Denis Flierl Sep 28 2019 - 8:51am

These 4 Features On Every Subaru Are The Reason You Buy Lots Of Them

The Subaru brand builds the 2020 Outback, Forester, Crosstrek and Ascent with four key features. See how they bring value to customers.
Advertisement

New Forester
Forester Cabin
Forester rear
Forester front

The Subaru brand is small, but they are gaining traction in the U.S. by using their formula. They have done it with clever marketing and appealing products like the new 2020 Outback, redesigned Forester, and Crosstrek crossover. You have seen the TV spots that appeal to your love of dogs, protecting the environment, your passion for adventure, and keeping your family safe.

It’s working because Subaru has seen record sales in the U.S. for the past ten years and they are not slowing up. Subaru says it’s all about you their customers, and they do give you products that meet your needs. There are four features the brand offers in every one of their cars, technologies that you value too. They are the reason you buy so many of them.


2020 Subaru Outback

It starts by giving you appealing products like the new 2020 Outback SUV/Crossover, Forester small SUV, Crosstrek compact crossover and Ascent family hauler. Back in 1996, Subaru wisely positioned itself as THE all-wheel-drive brand, making it standard on every one of their vehicles.

With the exception of the low-volume BRZ sports coupe, Subaru remains extremely well-differentiated from its competitors in offering standard all-wheel drive, for around the same price as its rivals two-wheel-drive offerings.


2020 Subaru Forester

The standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive delivers power to all four wheels for more control, especially on snow and ice. This feature is what put the Japanese automaker on the map. The second feature is Subaru’s horizontally-opposed Boxer engine they offer exclusively in all their vehicles. It offers a lower center of gravity, giving its cars better cornering and stability even though the Outback, Forester, Crosstrek, and Ascent sit higher than other SUVs and offer 8.7-inches of ground clearance.

Third, the Subaru Global Platform includes an optimized frame structure, stronger joints, and rear stabilizer, offering an architecture with a quieter cabin and smoother ride for customers even with all-wheel-drive. Last but not least, the Subaru brand is now offering EyeSight driver-assist safety technology, which acts as a second pair of eyes, as standard equipment on most of its vehicles. The safety system has been proven to reduce accidents.


2019 Subaru Crosstrek

Subaru’s multi-use vehicles also offer good visibility, cargo-carrying ability, and versatility, and are more reasons customers like its all-wheel-drive cars. Subaru has found the right formula for success, especially for its U.S. customers with active lifestyles. Subaru knows what you want and the 2020 Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, and Ascent deliver.

You Might Also Like: Toyota Increases Stake In Subaru And Says They Will Make Even Better Cars For You

Bookmark the TN Subaru page and be sure to follow 2020 Subaru Forester, Outback, and Crosstrek model change reports on the TN Subaru channels: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Subaru Report. Send us your Subaru news tips @SubaruLegitNews and we'll give you a shout out! Check back tomorrow for more Subaru news and updates.

Watch the 2020 Subaru Forester changes and how child lock reminder works video and subscribe to the Torque News Youtube channel for daily Subaru and automotive news.

Leave your comments below, share the article with friends and tweet it out to your followers!

Photo credit: Subaru USA

Automotive News
Subaru News, Pricing and Reviews
Subaru Crosstrek News
Subaru Forester News
Subaru Outback News and Reviews

Subscribe to Torque News on YouTube.
Follow Torque News on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.

Comments

Denis Flierl wrote on September 28, 2019 - 8:53am
What is one feature in your car you value the most?
Margo wrote on September 28, 2019 - 4:35pm
Drivability. It corners properly. It can maneuver between lanes with ease..
Al wrote on September 28, 2019 - 11:47am
Eyesight is the best technology feature - preventing accidents second is the structural technology - keeping you safe if you do have an accident
Digitaldoc wrote on September 28, 2019 - 5:48pm
The feature I value most is the powertrain. Here Subaru falls short across their lower end products in the US with the Impreza, Crosstrek, Forester and BRZ all lacking in the engine department, and no option to upgrade the engine at any price, other than in the aftermarket. This lackluster engines get magnified further with eco-minded CVT's that are not tuned for performance either. Given these issues, and despite that I regularly pass a Subaru dealership so it would be convenient for service, has led me to take my car business to other manufacturers.
Will Coucheron-Aamot wrote on September 29, 2019 - 12:01am
I have two Subarus, a 2009 Forester and a 2017 Impreza. Both have oil leaks. One is in the shop, and the other one needs to go once the other one comes back. Oh, and the 2017 Impreza has already had its engine replaced due to an oil leak.
Bill Wiegmann wrote on September 29, 2019 - 9:18am
If they put a V6 back into engine choices, my wife and I would reconsider one. I'd rather have a V6 2019 than a 4 cyl turbo 2020. The Ascent is underpowered. The V6 was right for the upper level Outback. Just my 2 cents...
Rae Ann Rockhill wrote on September 30, 2019 - 12:27pm
Just dropped off my 201 Forester to get the head gasket replaced. I love the Forester's tight turning radius, but these items are constant annoyances: Heat shield rattle - about 2 years ago, my car started growling randomly. Culprit? The heat shield. Dealer wanted $800 to replace it. My mechanic welded that loose section for $20. Tires that lose air pressure - For as long as I've owned my Subaru, I get low tire pressure warnings periodically. Like so often I know where I can add air for free and carry a small compressor with me in the car. I've had new tires put on and no amount of fussing with it changes this problem. Head gasket - Paid the car off 2 years ago - and now... $2500 repair. My mechanic said the Heath Shield and Head Gasket are both common woes for Subarus. I had my Civic for 13 years and never had tire pressure problems or an oil leak. So while I love the tight turning radius and AWD - Wisconsin winters and all that - I'd like these longstanding issues to be solved.
Sharon wrote on October 2, 2019 - 11:44am
I had my 2002 Forester for 16 years with no problems. ,,, only moved up to 2019 Honda hrv because husband insisted I needed the new safety features. My DIL is happily driving my Forester....
brian krzyzaniak wrote on October 14, 2019 - 11:05pm
AS of OCT 2019,,my 2018 crosstrek (( now 2 years old )) is on its THIRD RADIO ,so far >>> also made 8 visits to dealership for " RADIO UPDATES " ( which have done NOTHING to rectify the problem EXCEPT WASTE MY TIME OVER and OVER ) subaru,, you are PATHETIC and should be ASHAMED
T.J. Puca wrote on February 21, 2022 - 8:48pm
I am going to take delivery of my 3rd Soobie in a row. I drove my 2014 Outback for185k+ miles and didn't even have to replace brake pads. I put 61000 miles on my 2020 Legacy Touring XT in 20 months but the trade value is so high, I had to take the opportunity to trade for a 22 Forester Limited. Soobie for life baby!!