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Subaru Reviews

6/10

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The average score of all new Subaru models on sale.

£17,935 - £33,010

RRP

£1,900

Avg. carwow saving

9 Subaru models

Subaru

BRZ

RRP

£28,435 - £29,825

8/10

Avg. saving £1,977

A superb fun sports car – good value

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Subaru

Forester

RRP

£26,510 - £32,035

6/10

Avg. saving £2,213

Rugged 4x4 is affordable and spacious

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Subaru

Impreza

RRP

£24,310 - £25,010

5/10

Avg. saving £1,402

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Subaru

Impreza (2014-2017)

RRP

£17,935 - £21,270

5/10

A reliable family hatchback

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Subaru

Levorg

RRP

£30,010

5/10

Technologically advanced family estate with four wheel drive

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Subaru

Outback

RRP

£29,995 - £33,010

7/10

Avg. saving £2,370

A rugged 4x4 estate that has loads of room inside

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Subaru

WRX STI

RRP

£32,055

7/10

Sports saloon no longer the performance benchmark it once was

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Subaru

XV

RRP

£19,335 - £28,675

5/10

Compact SUV is comfortable and capable off road

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Subaru

XV 2018

RRP

£25,310 - £28,510

6/10

Avg. saving £1,571

A practical family SUV with lots of grip on slippery roads

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About Subaru cars

Subaru has traditionally excelled at building rugged, go-anywhere four-wheel drive cars, favoured by farmers and rally-fans in equal measure.

Drivers looking for a four-wheel drive super saloon can still get a taste of race-bred engineering in form of the WRX, although the famous Impreza badge now adorns the bootlid of a reliable but sedate family hatchback.

Subaru has persevered with the estate car platform as a practical means of family transport. The Levorg is a high-tech addition to the range and the latest Outback is as tough and spacious as previous generations.

The recent surge in SUV popularity has led Subaru to apply its engineering expertise to this new segment. The XV represents its first foray into an ever expanding market, but faces stiff competition from a number of more established rivals.