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The new Subaru Crosstrek offers excellent handling for those who love the outdoors. Also, there are performance features that will give you peace of mind and comfortable interior features that will ensure you get to where you are going with ease. Consider the Crosstrek for adventures near Oklahoma City; it offers all the safety features that will help you get through traffic during regular commutes.
The Subaru Crosstrek comes with either a 2.0-liter or 2.5-liter engine. The 2.0-liter engine is a four-cylinder engine and has 152 horsepower with up to 145 pound-feet of torque. The 2.5-liter engine has up to 182 horsepower and 178 pound-feet of torque for plenty of power to explore the trails or drive the distance on a highway.
X-MODE is an exceptional performance feature that has different settings so that you can drive how you want to drive in various terrains or weather situations. It offers Deep Snow, Dirt, and Mud settings for X-MODE.
When you are driving, you'll love the technology features in the Subaru Crosstrek that allow you to listen to your playlists, such as the multimedia touchscreen, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and various input and charging ports. There is also wireless charging, which is highly convenient as you don't need to search for chords when you need to plug in your electronics. The SUV also offers an upgraded Harmon Kardon audio system for the Limited and Wilderness trim levels. It offers 10 speakers, an eight-channel amplifier, and the equivalent of 432 watts of power.
The safety features of the Subaru Crosstrek are extensive. The Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology gives you plenty of advanced active safety systems for you and your passengers to rely on to keep you safe. The automatic emergency steering safety feature will help you stay safe by avoiding a collision with steering and braking support when needed. There is also adaptive cruise control with lane centering, which will help keep you safe because it will keep your Subaru Crosstrek a specific distance from the vehicle in front of you, all while ensuring you are in the lane you intended. Blind spot detection is a great feature to have when you are in a hurry, as it will ensure that you are safe to change lanes and will alert you when there is a vehicle in your blind spot. The rear cross-traffic alert is similar in that it will let you know when traffic is approaching from the sides when you are backing out of a parking spot or driveway that you may not be able to see.
There is an app for new Subaru vehicles that offers connected services you can view through your computer or smartphone. These services include accident help, like SOS emergency assistance. There is also a remote engine start, which is great for days that are cold outside. The STARLINK Concierge services are a wonderful touch if you want help with making reservations, scheduling appointments to get your Subaru serviced, or would like help with navigation while you are in traffic.
The interior of the Subaru Crosstrek offers something for everyone. Whether you choose standard cloth seats, prioritize heated seats, or want to show off the leather-trimmed seating in your Crosstrek, you love how they complement your lifestyle. There are also 100.5 cubic feet of passenger volume and 19.9 cubic feet of cargo volume for the interior of the Crosstrek.
The exterior features of the Subaru Crosstrek include a great selection of wheels and tires as well as LED lighting. There is also a roof spoiler and folding side mirrors for better maneuverability. The rear window wiper also comes in handy when there is harsh weather in the Norman area.
There are five trim levels for the new Subaru Crosstrek. The first trim level is the base Crosstrek trim level, which offers drivers symmetrical all-wheel drive for precise handling. This trim level also comes standard with 8.7 inches of ground clearance and 17-inch alloy wheels. The dual-zone climate control is automatic and makes a great feature to ensure that your passengers stay comfortable.
The Crosstrek Premium has helpful features, like raised roof rails that assist with additional cargo or sporting equipment that won't fit inside the vehicle. You can also enjoy the Subaru STARLINK safety and security suite along with the 11.6-inch multimedia plus features. This trim also comes with LED fog lights for better visibility of the roads around Midwest City.
The new Crosstrek Sport has dual-function X-MODE with hill descent control. There are also yellow exterior accents, and the wheels come upgraded to 18 inches. You'll love the all-weather package with heated front seats for winter.
The updated Subaru Crosstrek Limited comes with comfortable leather-trimmed upholstery as well as a 10-way power adjustable driver's seat, which is wonderful when you use your Crosstrek Limited to travel long distances. With the Limited trim level, you'll also have blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, and reverse automatic braking to keep you safe as you travel around Del City.
The recently introduced Crosstrek Wilderness has a raised suspension with 9.3 inches of ground clearance. There are also water-repellent seats as well as copper-finished accents on the interior. There are two points on the bumpers, and you'll have up to 3,500 pounds of towing capacity with this Subaru SUV trim level.
In the compact SUV market, several models compete for your hard-earned money. One is the Subaru Crosstrek, and the other is the Hyundai Kona. But which one is better? This is a great question many Oklahoma City and Midwest City shoppers ask, and one Car and Driver already answered, so let's see what they said.
Car and Driver said the Crosstrek and Kona are not so different as the gap between the two models is very small. According to the outlet, "Both of these cars are quite good at doing what they set out to." That being said, Car and Driver has ranked the two vehicles, and the winner is the Subaru Crosstrek. While Car and Driver compared aspects like pricing and engine setups, both were too similar to judge which option was better. Because of this, Car and Driver compared the Hyundai N Line trim to the Subaru Crosstrek Limited. In this comparison, it was determined that while the longer size, wheelbase, and overall cabin gave the N Line more room over the Limited, the Limited was still the better option.
In Car and Driver's eyes, the Limited, while less spacious than the Kona, the front seats felt more comfortable. They're cushier and more supportive than the previous-generation Treks and the current-generation Kona's. They also praised the smooth drive the Limited offers Del City drivers, especially across rough terrain, and they like the better fuel economy, even if the model is only three mpg higher than the Kona's.
Ultimately, with more cargo space, better fuel efficiency, and greater comfort, the Crosstrek wins out by giving Norman buyers more of what matters.
The latest edition of the Subaru Crosstrek is generating new rounds of favorable comments among automotive reviewers. Positive reactions the new 2024 Subaru Crosstrek are coming in from authoritative reviewers at places like Car and Driver and MotorTrend. For the benefit of our Norman and Oklahoma City buyers, here are a few highlights.
The Car and Driver editor noted that the 2.5-liter flat-four engine now produces 30 additional horsepower, moving up to a total of 182 horsepower, along with 178 pound-feet of torque, an increase of 33 pound-feet when compared with the 2.0-liter engine. More importantly, Car and Driver pointed out that peak torque is now reached more quickly at 3700 RPM, which is 700 RPM lower than before. In addition, the Car and Driver highway fuel efficiency test discovered that the 2.5-liter Crosstrek Limited achieved a remarkable 35-MPG fuel efficiency mark, which is 2 MPG better than the EPA estimate.
Car and Driver took the new 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Sport for an adventurous run at the Plattekill Mountain ski resort in New York state. After two days of rain, the Crosstrek's 8.7 inches of ground clearance and standard, upgraded all-wheel drive system took on one of the less-traveled ski runs. At 3,500 feet of total elevation, the new Crosstrek climbed the wet, rocky terrain successfully with its all-wheel drive system in the Deep Mud/Snow mud setting. Coming back down with the hill-descent control feature engaged, the Crosstrek crawled downhill at about 4 mph, automatically increasing and decreasing brake pressure while adding some occasional throttle and torque, all with impressive efficiency. Even mud pits presented few problems, something we can appreciate in local communities like Midwest City and Del City. The Subaru Crosstrek software sorted out the traction and wheel spin requirements, taking Car and Driver editors down the mountain safely.
Car and Driver editors were impressed with the starting price of the Subaru Crosstrek Sport at a little over $30,000. That model comes with a wireless phone charger, an all-weather package with heated front seats, a heated windshield and heated exterior mirrors along with a leather-wrapped steering wheel. A special package that adds a power-adjustable driver's seat, blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert and a power sunroof was described as "a steal" at $1,920. The editors also appreciated the $32,190 price of the Crosstrek's Limited trim with everything the Sport includes plus leather seating, a safety package and special 18-inch wheels. They liked the fact that you could bundle a power sunroof and a Harman Kardon premium stereo system for an extra $1,795.
Like Car and Driver, an editor at MotorTrend was impressed with the Subaru Outback 2.5-liter Sport model. He took the Subaru Crosstrek Sport on the retired ski slopes of the same muddy area in Woodstock NY. He liked the fact that the updated Crosstrek now comes with improved EyeSight safety technology as a standard feature on all trims.
The MotorTrend editor appreciated the way the Crosstrek Sport let him adjust the vehicle into its Dual X-Mode settings so easily, with one mode for light snow or gravel, and the other for deep snow and mud which is the setting he selected. In the deeper setting, the editor pointed out that the traction control is automatically turned off, allowing more wheel spin to help get the Crosstrek out of deep, muddy terrain.
The Motor Trend editor said it was amazingly easy to drive on the wet, twisty New York mountain roads where he took the new Crosstrek. He said it handled corners with a lot of confidence and there was no sign of wheel slip. MotorTrend also liked the way Subaru's advanced cruise control and lane-keeping assistance worked. With all these accolades on the new Subaru Crosstrek's performance both off-road and on, it's not hard to see why the Subaru Crosstrek has become so popular.
Cavender Subaru of Norman is now offering the first-ever Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness. And to this rugged Subaru SUV is equipment that spirits the Oklahoma City adventure seeker into the backcountry.It has become such a desired model that MotorTrend (MT) decided to test the parameters, specifications and features relative to this one-of-a-kind model available near Midwest City.
Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness is the latest edition to the Wilderness Edition lineup. And so it was imperative that MT tested all that encompasses a model meant for self-reliance past the usual confines of Del City. As soon as first casting a glimpse, noted is a rugged exterior designed for off-road exploits.
As opposed to other Subaru Crosstrek trims, lower-body cladding is expanded to a higher level across sides, wheel arches and to each bumper. This serves as protection when traversing thick brush or root-infested trails. Complementing is the purposeful assortment of Yokohama GEOLANDAR all-terrain tires mated to matte-black aluminum wheels measuring to 17 inches. Ground clearance reaches 9.3 inches.
Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness has been fitted with a retuned transmission. Here, you're better able to surmount the challenges presented by inclines and need of low-speed traction given revised drive ratios. And with standard-issued symmetrical all-wheel drive intact, you're able to tow up to 3,500 pounds past other Crosstrek versions. Harbored is the 2.5-liter, four-cylinder Subaru BOXER engine for 182 horsepower and 178 pound feet of torque.
The interior to Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness is noted for functionality. There's the unobtrusive touchscreen display that delivers iOS and Android integration as well as navigation and calling features. To the seating surfaces is StarTex water-repellent upholstery and a cargo compartment that offers a scuff-proof and water-resistant tray. Also at the tailgate is a LED work light when camped remotely.
Stop by our local Subaru dealership to check out our selection of Subaru Crosstrek vehicles and take your favorite for a spin around the Norman area. We'd love to show off our new Subaru SUVs for sale and help you choose your preferred model to finance or lease.
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