I totally get it! The 2024s are a great year to buy!!

Dang, what a great deal! I hope you enjoy it.

On the outback, they're going as far as $4,500 or 1.9% financing. Oh, I am in Massachusetts.

​@@m3rdpwrwill they not offer 1.9% financing if you negotiate below MSRP?

@@joannecarrillo8441 We did our own financing, not the dealer. We bought a 2023 with low miles, for $10,000 less than the same optioned 2024. I pick it up tomorrow.

Thank you, and I’m glad she’s enjoying hers! 🙂

That’s awesome! I’m glad you’re enjoying it, and thanks for watching!

That’s very exciting! Thanks for watching. 🙂

Did you see (during your research) all the issues with the windshields on these, also the Outbacks? So many cracked windshield that there is a class action lawsuit (recently settled). This has been going on for years, why can't Subaru use better glass for cryin out loud?

Of course! I’m glad you liked it, and thanks for watching! This is the general style of all my more formal review videos.

subsribed ! @@AutomotiveAnonymous208

Very nice!

I’m so glad to hear that! They definitely seem to hold up well in accidents!

I’m glad you’re still enjoying it! I think you made a good call and those extra features are only further luxuries that it really doesn’t need.

I’m assuming the new generation with start making it to dealers by June as Subaru often seems to release new generations of their cars in early summer. But I guess we’ll see, hopefully these Forester deals keep getting better until then. 🙂

I bet those are fun! Thanks for watching. 🙂

Haha thats funny, yeah it’s just a ceramic wedding band. Thanks for watching! 🙂

Absolutely! Thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. 🙂

If you have Turbo, the car will spend more gasoline which is not good

@@vinhdao7582 Then if having a turbo is bad because it uses more gas then Subaru should stop making them completely but, they still make them for their Outback plus, they make a naturally aspirated Boxer engine that puts out 228 hp in the BRZ that could be put into the Forester. People who have turbocharged engines are not revving their engines all the time. They mostly use the turbos when it is necessary and prudent for the moment. Mazda offers turbos on almost every model. Subaru used to offer turbos on the Forester and for some unknown reason stopped offering them. Moreover, why haven't they offered a hybrid if they are so concerned about you saving gas? They could get more hp and torque with the hybrid and not lose fuel economy. In fact, they could gain fuel economy while also gaining hp and torque.

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

Actually the emblem prominently incorporates an illustration of the Pleiades star constellation.

Ack-shully the logo depicts the Pleiades star cluster, located in the Taurus constellation.

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching. I’ve personally not heard any issues with the leather. I would think the bigger concern is if the Subaru CVT would enjoy frequent towing. The Wilderness models at least come with tranny coolers. Best of luck in whatever you decide!

I’ve actually done reviews of all the 2024 Impreza trim levels. But they were earlier summer before I figured out some better editing. 🤷‍♂️😅

That would be cool!

If you’re planning to keep it beyond the powertrain warranty and not getting an extension I would definitely test drive and consider the Mazdas. I haven’t researched the brand new 70 yet because I don’t have one to video, but hopefully in a few weeks. The CX-50 is cool and looks good, but I honestly like the CX-5 more. And Mazdas AWD seems close to as good as Subarus in mild snow as I found out in my winter testing videos. Tires also matter a lot and I still have like 5 of those winter driving videos to share. But I’m impressed with both. Mazda definitely has a solid powertrain though!

@@AutomotiveAnonymous208 appreciate your honesty and advice. 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻

It’s a fantastic color in person!

Yeah, it’s a shame!

Agree…. I have the 3.6 Outback and won’t give up the power so still waiting to upgrade

I’ve only owned cloth and startex seats in my own Subarus, which is do think are very comfortable for my build. But when I’ve driven many models with leather seats for shorter durations I’ve never felt they were any less comfortable. Seat comfort is kind of subjective, best of luck in whatever you decide! 🙂

That’s strange, especially since even the turbo Subarus are tuned for 87. 🧐 I haven’t looked into this or heard about it yet.

I of course have to recommend whatever the vehicles instruction manual says, which I would assume 6k or 6 months, but changing it more frequently is never a bad thing. The oil breaks down through use but also age so I wouldn’t often push past the recommended intervals, especially while it’s under warranty incase you ever need to prove it’s been Mai trained for a warranty claim. 🙂

@@AutomotiveAnonymous208For me that means doing two oil changes per year. That sounds excessive. I’m having buyers remorse.

It’s a shame auto makers think infotainment screen controlled HVAC buttons are what the majority want. 🤦‍♂️😅