This whole Wilderness thing is perhaps the smartest idea Subaru has ever had. It just makes too much sense; an all-wheel drive, outdoorsy brand with dogs in every commercial is perfectly suited for something more rugged. Now, I tested the Outback Wilderness last year and loved everything about it BUT the way the CVT dragged it down on country roads. And next up is the Forester Wilderness; another cool looking …
Coming this fall to Subaru’s sizzling hot crossover lineup is the next generation Forester. Its longer wheelbase affords more rear seat legroom while gains in headroom, hip, and shoulder room further bolster occupant comfort and a feeling of spaciousness. Passengers and parents alike will appreciate the wider rear door openings and a steeper C-pillar making the car both more accessible and easier to install a child seat. There’s increased cargo …
Better than any other automaker, Subaru knows its customers and brilliantly markets their products based on warm and fuzzies like kids, dogs and the great outdoors. Their vehicles definitely aren’t for everyone but for those of a particular mindset the combination of legendary all-wheel drive and fuel efficient powertrains is just what they’re looking for. Like this all-new Forester.In full disclosure, I’ve never been a big Subaru guy. But apparently …