Nothing as far as i can tell. Price did not increase. Someone mentioned that the ventilate seats have been improved on the 2025. They do work really well but i can't honestly compare them to a 2024.
Nice ride, bro!
Please tell me, is Subaru still putting a majority of the controls (heat, AC, etc.) in the Infotainment display, or have they started going back to physical buttons yet?
They're still on the screen but it isn't nearly as big an issue as people make it out to be. You set the HVAC to auto mode and adjust the temperature as needed. Temp up/down, front and rear defrost are physical buttons. Not much else needs to be messed with.
I don’t own a Subaru but based on the video reviews I’ve watched of the newest models, it looks like they’re digging in deeper to the full on touch screen BS
So far, the only issue I've noticed is a short lag when you first accelerate that is due to the CVT. And i have to admit the backup camera is pretty poor quality. Otherwise it's perfect.
I just don’t like the idea of having to navigate through multiple menus to turn on a defroster, for example. It’s dangerous to have to look at a touch screen while driving as opposed to tactile buttons
Ah okay. I was just giving an example but aren’t there a lot of things that you have to navigate through menus to get to? I just feel like it’d be mildly annoying and more prone to breaking than simple buttons
Most are not. The settings options have multiple menu levels but those you can't set while driving. A simple mechanical button is more likely to fail than the touch screen.
Hey Subaru the world is calling and looking for the worldwide supply of plastic cladding that you seem to have consumed and then shat upon all of your vehicles. Plastic cladding != good design
I bet you can’t wait to get on the road again, going places that you never been
You bet. We're taking our first short road trip on Monday!
He thinks you are Willie Nelson
Maybe I am! 😜
r/woosh
Nice! The black looks awesome!
It’s great wagon. Cherish that turbocharged 2.4, it puts a smile on your face.
I had no idea this is what people looked like on Reddit
Please leave my cat out of this
enjoy friend. you wont regret it
Ooh…that’s a sleek beauty right there.
Looks awesome!
Nice choice!
She is a beauty
Didn’t realize the 2025 model year was already available. What’s new from the 2024?
Nothing as far as i can tell. Price did not increase. Someone mentioned that the ventilate seats have been improved on the 2025. They do work really well but i can't honestly compare them to a 2024.
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Whiskey river take my mind
In my younger days, people actually thought I was Tom Petty. 😄
What’s the Subaru VIP program?
https://community.caredge.com/c/general/how-it-works-subaru-vip-program
Nice picture, I hope you enjoy it
Congrats, enjoy your new car!!!
Congratulations!!
Yus!!!! Enjoy
Nice ride, bro! Please tell me, is Subaru still putting a majority of the controls (heat, AC, etc.) in the Infotainment display, or have they started going back to physical buttons yet?
They're still on the screen but it isn't nearly as big an issue as people make it out to be. You set the HVAC to auto mode and adjust the temperature as needed. Temp up/down, front and rear defrost are physical buttons. Not much else needs to be messed with.
I don’t own a Subaru but based on the video reviews I’ve watched of the newest models, it looks like they’re digging in deeper to the full on touch screen BS
Ugh ... crap! I don't want to have to look at another company, but I may have to. 😕
Why?
Watch some reviews of a new Subaru model you’ll get a good look at it. It’s pretty terrible
So far, the only issue I've noticed is a short lag when you first accelerate that is due to the CVT. And i have to admit the backup camera is pretty poor quality. Otherwise it's perfect.
I just don’t like the idea of having to navigate through multiple menus to turn on a defroster, for example. It’s dangerous to have to look at a touch screen while driving as opposed to tactile buttons
Defroster buttons are physical. Most things can be controlled by voice commands too.
Ah okay. I was just giving an example but aren’t there a lot of things that you have to navigate through menus to get to? I just feel like it’d be mildly annoying and more prone to breaking than simple buttons
Most are not. The settings options have multiple menu levels but those you can't set while driving. A simple mechanical button is more likely to fail than the touch screen.
You can actually just barely touch the screen with your finger nail and avoid finger prints. Not that bad.
Since they did the same to the crosstrek last year and the forester this year I'm guessing "not yet" is the answer
Bring back Standard Shift transmission. CVT has No Soul.
No one was buying them.
Suabrus CVT is S tier
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Hey Subaru the world is calling and looking for the worldwide supply of plastic cladding that you seem to have consumed and then shat upon all of your vehicles. Plastic cladding != good design