The all-wheel drive five-passenger Forester has added space to the equation without sacrificing fuel economy. Efficiency is, in fact, a strong talking point for Forester customers — particularly with the 2.5i naturally aspirated engine model equipped with CVT that achieves 24 mpg city and 32 mpg highway. It’s a true compact utility vehicle making the Forester a serious contender in its segment.
2014 marks the introduction of the roomier fourth-generation Forester for Subaru. A 2-liter turbo engine has also been added to the Forester roster. New features include a power rear liftgate with automatic close, keyless access and start, and a driver assist system.
The 2.5i models offer both the new six-speed manual transmission and Subaru's continuously variable transmission (CVT). The new 250-horsepower 2-liter direct-injection turbocharged boxer engine is at the top of the lineup, and comes only with a CVT. All-wheel drive is standard across the line.
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Efficient engineering and clean design have made the Forester a favorite among car critics.
