Your relaxed style during the test drive is just fine. I just bought a 2024 Forester Touring and your observations are accurate, I think. One thing nobody realizes: on the highway you can do very quick passing by dropping down 2 virtual gears with the left paddle and floor it. Then upshift 2 gears and you are flying.
I also purchased a 2024 Forester Touring after driving the 2025. I felt that the 2024 overall drove better, felt more connected to the road, and by far had a better infotainment setup. I like manual switch gear, knobs, and buttons as opposed to the large touch screens that have taken over. Having put 10,000 miles on thus far I'm getting 31-32 mpg overall in mixed driving and 35-36 on the highway with adaptive cruise. My experience has been positive so far except for the tires I replaced at 2,000 miles. I recommend Vredestein HiTrac All Season tires. They have an XL (extra load) rating which is great for Pennsylvania's notoriously rough roads and have been quiet, ride very well, and give the car an even more connected feeling. Gas mileage surprisingly improved a bit even though it is a more robust tire.
No your video is fine. Your explanation of the vehicle is spot on. It's not too technical, but it's not boring either. So I would encourage you to keep your current method of test driving vehicles. Your talking during the driving keeps your audience engaged. Many youtube channels just get to technical or just don't talk enough. Your videos are more "down to earth." As for the length, we'll I like the length of your videos, others might not.
I just bought a Subaru Forester touring and Your video is OK and very informative IMO. As for making your videos I would stay with your input information, just sitting in a car driving with out saying much is not what folks want. I test drove mine before buying it and what your telling the audience is accurate to what I experiences also. Thanks for sharing.
I have this very car. I agree 100% with your assessment. I like your format too. I love the way you made a complete drive. I like the fact you discussed what an everyday driver would want to know. Your narrations were about right. I say keep doing what you are doing. For the record I am very happy with my touring. We also have the Wilderness Forester; both are 24's. I would say the touring is smoother and quieter on the road. That is not to say the Wilderness is loud, it is not. You cannot go wrong with either. I think the seats in the Wilderness are just comfortable. I had a 22 Outback Premium, that was not comfortable on a long trip. Back ache for me :) Not so with either Forester. They sit higher and more upright.
I also have a 2024 Forester Touring and agree with his assessment. He is spot on. So far in 10,000 miles, it has been the easiest vehicle to live I have ever experienced.
Hi Great tutorial on the Subaru, Comentry was fine for me, but the spec seems different to the UK, spec more info on the paddle shifters, if possible can you give me a link on the Brochure and Spec, So I can review both, may be different, depending on what state you live in, I look forward to viewing the night drive. Regards welshman 2081
I am so close to getting this model and variant but was positive you said a night drive was going to happen as I work night shift. So hard to get a night drive. Still want it though...
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If possible please review forester wilderness also
I will see if I can get ahold of it.
you are my saver man i loved the video and loved the car im def getting this car to myself
Awesome! I’m glad that my non professional review actually helped someone and my presentation resonated with you!
Your level of conversation is great. Doesn’t feel like you’re forcing anything which is perfect. Nice job 👍🏻
Thank you!
Your relaxed style during the test drive is just fine. I just bought a 2024 Forester Touring and your observations are accurate, I think.
One thing nobody realizes: on the highway you can do very quick passing by dropping down 2 virtual gears with the left paddle and floor it.
Then upshift 2 gears and you are flying.
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I also purchased a 2024 Forester Touring after driving the 2025. I felt that the 2024 overall drove better, felt more connected to the road, and by far had a better infotainment setup. I like manual switch gear, knobs, and buttons as opposed to the large touch screens that have taken over. Having put 10,000 miles on thus far I'm getting 31-32 mpg overall in mixed driving and 35-36 on the highway with adaptive cruise. My experience has been positive so far except for the tires I replaced at 2,000 miles. I recommend Vredestein HiTrac All Season tires. They have an XL (extra load) rating which is great for Pennsylvania's notoriously rough roads and have been quiet, ride very well, and give the car an even more connected feeling. Gas mileage surprisingly improved a bit even though it is a more robust tire.
No your video is fine. Your explanation of the vehicle is spot on. It's not too technical, but it's not boring either. So I would encourage you to keep your current method of test driving vehicles. Your talking during the driving keeps your audience engaged. Many youtube channels just get to technical or just don't talk enough. Your videos are more "down to earth." As for the length, we'll I like the length of your videos, others might not.
Thank you!
I like your comentary . wife just got the 2024 forester. Your impromptu delivery is great!
Awesome! Thank you!
I just bought a Subaru Forester touring and Your video is OK and very informative IMO. As for making your videos I would stay with your input information, just sitting in a car driving with out saying much is not what folks want. I test drove mine before buying it and what your telling the audience is accurate to what I experiences also. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your feedback!
Excellent review, just the right length and your discussion is spot on.
Much appreciated!
I have this very car. I agree 100% with your assessment. I like your format too. I love the way you made a complete drive. I like the fact you discussed what an everyday driver would want to know. Your narrations were about right. I say keep doing what you are doing. For the record I am very happy with my touring. We also have the Wilderness Forester; both are 24's. I would say the touring is smoother and quieter on the road. That is not to say the Wilderness is loud, it is not. You cannot go wrong with either. I think the seats in the Wilderness are just comfortable. I had a 22 Outback Premium, that was not comfortable on a long trip. Back ache for me :) Not so with either Forester. They sit higher and more upright.
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I also have a 2024 Forester Touring and agree with his assessment. He is spot on. So far in 10,000 miles, it has been the easiest vehicle to live I have ever experienced.
Thanks for the video! I'm looking at getting one of these, and the test drive and your thoughts about the car was helpful.
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Hi Great tutorial on the Subaru, Comentry was fine for me, but the spec seems different to the UK, spec more info on the paddle shifters, if possible can you give me a link on the Brochure and Spec, So I can review both, may be different, depending on what state you live in, I look forward to viewing the night drive. Regards welshman 2081
I am so close to getting this model and variant but was positive you said a night drive was going to happen as I work night shift. So hard to get a night drive. Still want it though...
I will do a night drive for you in few weeks.
You should hold the steering wheel with both hands while driving, for your own safety and for the safety of the other drivers.
Awww thanks for the comment! I will take that into consideration ;)
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I recently came across your you tube channel and was impressed by the quality of your content. However, after conducting a comprehensive, I noticed there is room for improvement for your youtube channel for getting more visitors and subscribers.
Your Thumbnail need to be more eye-catchy.
Your Video Title, Description need to be improved.
You need to use more relevant tags and keywords.
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