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Subaru Crosstrek News (Page 48)

Subaru Crosstrek News

The second-generation 2020 Subaru Crosstrek is a subcompact SUV that gives consumers a vehicle with standard all-wheel-drive, a raised ride height (8.7-inches) and loaded with safety technology. The Crosstrek received a complete remodel in 2018 and gets a few new upgrades for the 2020 model change.

New for 2020, all models with a CVT get Auto Stop-Start system fuel-saving technology, and Subaru SI-Drive driver-selectable powertrain management system with Intelligent and Sport modes and steering wheel control switches. An automatic climate control system is now standard on Base and Premium trims. Redesigned rear lights are new on all models. The Base trim also gets a new front console USB input port.

All Crosstrek CVT trims now come standard with the brand’s EyeSight driver assist technology. Subaru also added a Rear Seat Reminder on all Crosstrek models for 2020 with a CVT and is designed to help prevent child and/or pet entrapment by alerting the driver to check the rear seat before exiting the vehicle.

2020 Subaru Crosstrek Pricing
The 2020 Subaru Crosstrek is offered in four trim levels: Base, Premium, Limited, and Hybrid. Pricing on the Crosstrek begins at $27,395. The top-selling Premium trim is priced from $23,195, Limited has a starting MSRP of $27,395, and Hybrid models start at $35,145. Destination and delivery add $1,010.

We post daily news stories regarding Subaru’s lineup of all-wheel-drive vehicles and give you a fresh take on the Japanese automaker’s latest offerings. We give our readers creative topics that will intrigue enthusiasts and inform buyers. Look for the latest 2020 Subaru Crosstrek news here.

Follow Toque News Subaru reporter Denis Flierl on Twitter at @denisflierl for daily Subaru coverage and send him Crosstrek tips.

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Subaru revealed details of their first-ever Crosstrek plug-in hybrid. See how it’s built for adventure seekers, but it’s not cheap. Check out pricing and its EV range.
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The media got a preview of the new Subaru Crosstrek Plug-in-Hybrid. See where the new Crosstrek PHEV will make its debut.
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Recent documents from CARB reveal the electric range of the all-new first-ever Subaru Crosstrek Plug-in-Hybrid model. The all-electric range may surprise you.
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Subaru is recalling certain Crosstrek, Impreza, BRZ models due to a faulty valve spring in the 2.0-liter engine. Scion FR-S is recalled by Toyota. See if your vehicle is on the list.
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Subaru and Toyota are recalling over 400,000 vehicles over a faulty engine part. Now the Scion FR-S is included.
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Subaru Corp has announced a huge engine recall in Japan. See what models are affected.
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Subaru is the #4 most reliable brand in America according to Consumer Reports. See why Crosstrek is the brand’s most-reliable model.
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Subaru Corp is slow to the all-electric vehicle party, but it could pay off big. Two states where Subaru is hot are best for EV owners.
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The Subaru Crosstrek beats four popular small SUVs to win cars.com "Best Subcompact SUV" challenge. See their seven reasons why. It’s not all good.
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The amazing new-generation Crosstrek is keeping Subaru partying. Crosstrek is doing something in 2018 no other nameplate in the lineup can do.
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Subaru Corp brings the new 2019 Crosstrek e-Boxer Hybrid to the Tokyo Motor Festival. When will a new Subaru EV arrive?
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Subaru Corporation released their final report on the fuel mileage falsification scandal. See the four reasons given by the Japanese automaker.
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Subaru Corp has announced an all-new Japan-spec 2019 Crosstrek e-Boxer Hybrid model. See why it won’t see U.S. shores.
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According to the ACSI Automobile Report, Subaru takes over the top spot in the new 2018 Customer Satisfaction Survey. See what happened to Toyota.
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Toyota has Lexus, Honda has Acura, Nissan has Infinity. Could Subaru benefit from having a luxury brand?
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Parents can now set boundary, speed and curfew alerts on the new 2019 Subaru Ascent, Forester, Crosstrek, and Impreza. Really, dad?!?
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Do Subaru Outback owners abuse their cars more than Honda Accord buyers? There’s a theory that says yes.
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Subaru has the lowest inventory of any automaker. See what it means for customers.
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Even with incentives, the average price of a new 2018 Subaru Outback, Forester and Crosstrek are going up.
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Subaru is at greater risk because of the Trump Tariffs. See how they impact Subaru customers more than Toyota, Nissan, Honda.
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The Subaru Outback is the brand's number one selling nameplate, but it slipped again. Is Outback losing its game?
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Subaru Crosstrek earns Car and Driver Editor’s Choice Award. See why it’s a top pick for consumers.
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The newly-redesigned Crosstrek and all-new Ascent 3-Row are delivering big for Subaru. See how they send the brand to another record.
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The annual J.D. Power APEAL Study is out, and Subaru underperforms. See where the Outback, Forester, and Crosstrek rank behind many other vehicles.
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Subaru climbs into the top 5 automakers who are driving online and offline conversations with their customers. See why they leaped 8 spots.
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Subaru has one glaring hole in their lineup. See how they will tap Toyota Motor to fill it.
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The price of the 2019 Subaru Crosstrek remains basically unchanged for the Canadian market, but maybe Subaru should raise it.
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Subaru has a new boss and he’s using Toyota Motor to improve quality, bring new EVs to market and most importantly rebuild customer trust.
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Subaru Corporation gets on a new Vision STEP plan fast after the fuel-mileage cheating scandal. What does it mean for consumers?
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Consumer Reports called the Subaru 360 the “most unsafe car on the market. See how Subaru changed that in a big way.