2025 Subaru Forester Review: Acceleration, Design, and Technology Insights
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In this review of the 2025 Subaru Forester by TheStraightPipes, Yuri and Jacob delve into the nitty-gritty details of this seemingly unassuming SUV. They kick things off by lamenting the absence of launch control in the Forester's 180 horsepower engine, pointing out its sluggish acceleration. The team then shifts their focus to the exterior design, drawing comparisons to the Ford Explorer and praising the subtle yet appealing flat gray paint job. They also touch on the sport trim's bronze wheels and recommend Continental tires for optimal performance.
Moving inside the vehicle, the guys explore the vertical infotainment screen and the controversial wireless Apple CarPlay feature, expressing frustration over its laggy performance. They also critique the 360 camera system for its subpar quality, highlighting the need for improvement in this area. Despite these drawbacks, they find solace in the comfortable seats and commend the Forester's soft suspension, making it a smooth ride for everyday driving.
As they take the Forester for a spin, the team tests its speed and handling, ultimately concluding that the engine could use an upgrade for a more spirited driving experience. They also discuss the X-Mode traction settings, steering modes, and the practicality of the Auto vehicle hold feature. Overall, TheStraightPipes deliver a comprehensive review of the 2025 Subaru Forester, shedding light on both its strengths and weaknesses in a candid and informative manner.
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Great car for seniors, with good visibility and easy access
Seen as the epitome of an "everyday car" by some
Some find the vehicle suitable for mainstream buyers, not enthusiasts
Mention of the Forester Wilderness as a replacement for a Kia Sorento Turbo
Desire for Subaru to produce an XT or STi version for more speed
Comments on Subaru's reliability and AWD system
Critiques on the CVT sound and lack of physical HVAC controls in newer models
Some find Subaru designs boring and in need of improvement
Mixed opinions on Subaru's long-term reliability and the CVT transmission
Comparison with other brands like Mazda and Honda in terms of performance and tech features
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