I appreciate you posting this as I am in the process of purchasing this vehicle sight unseen , it was nice to have this complete walk through . Can’t wait for next Friday to pick this beauty up ! Cheers 😊
@frogylosier Thanks for watching! Make sure you tell your sales person that he owes me a beer since he doesn't have to go through the vehicle as thoroughly with you! 😉
They are smart with designing the seat push downs in the trunk to be activated in such a way, that way no items in the trunk would cause the seats to get unlocked. The grocery bag hooks I think that can be something cancelled in later models because I'd imagine if they were intended for grocery bags at the said max weight rated, wouldn't there be certain scenarios where the bags might get shaken to the point the bottom of the bag might give away? [Especially if someone was dumb enough to hang those plastic bags from the store] But I do agree those said hooks can be used to transform the trunk into a campaign tent.
good day, just a question tyson. if the doors are locked and you have the fob near the driver's side, can someone open the front door, passenger's side?
@@miggipopoy2798 Hey! That is a great question, and one rhat I asked myself when I first started with Subaru. If the key is on the drivers side, there isn't enough range for someone grabbing the front passenger handle to trigger the proximity sensor.
I have a 23 Forester Touring. 80% of my driving is hwy and 80% of that is 55 mph or less. The mileage sucks to be honest. I get about 18 city. Overall about 26-27. At times I have a hard time getting 400 miles out of a full tank. My 21 I had no problem getting 35 mpg. I would like to buy a 25 but hesitant. I wish the Outbacks were made in Japan.
That seems a bit low for fuel economy - have you had your dealership check it out? I can say that my clients that have upgraded from their previous gen Foresters to the 2025's are all extremely happy with them - no concerns about fuel economy have been brought to my attention.
@Dave-hb7lx It depends so much on climate, driving style, city/highway and length of drives. Short trips will significantly lower fuel economy. Cold weather will significantly lower fuel economy. We get 23.5mpg on our 2020 1.5t CR-V. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it, it's just several conditions which lead us to not getting the most out of it.
Best Forester year yet!❤
Just bought two of them. They are the best❤!.
Congrats! A "his and hers" sort of situation?
I appreciate you posting this as I am in the process of purchasing this vehicle sight unseen , it was nice to have this complete walk through . Can’t wait for next Friday to pick this beauty up ! Cheers 😊
@frogylosier Thanks for watching! Make sure you tell your sales person that he owes me a beer since he doesn't have to go through the vehicle as thoroughly with you! 😉
New to your channel. Great video!
@@erickgonzalez244 Thanks for watching!
They are smart with designing the seat push downs in the trunk to be activated in such a way, that way no items in the trunk would cause the seats to get unlocked. The grocery bag hooks I think that can be something cancelled in later models because I'd imagine if they were intended for grocery bags at the said max weight rated, wouldn't there be certain scenarios where the bags might get shaken to the point the bottom of the bag might give away? [Especially if someone was dumb enough to hang those plastic bags from the store] But I do agree those said hooks can be used to transform the trunk into a campaign tent.
Made in Japan so it’s better fit and finish❤!
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@@DawsonDave-YZF-R6 Agreed!
good day, just a question tyson.
if the doors are locked and you have the fob near the driver's side, can someone open the front door, passenger's side?
@@miggipopoy2798 Hey! That is a great question, and one rhat I asked myself when I first started with Subaru.
If the key is on the drivers side, there isn't enough range for someone grabbing the front passenger handle to trigger the proximity sensor.
You can if you set it up that way.
Because the fog lights are shaped differently on wildernress models. Do they make a difference on how much it helps you see in the dark?
I find them to be brighter than the non-Wilderness model fog lights.
Made in Japan?
@@dinisrocha2635 sure is!
I have a 23 Forester Touring. 80% of my driving is hwy and 80% of that is 55 mph or less. The mileage sucks to be honest. I get about 18 city. Overall about 26-27. At times I have a hard time getting 400 miles out of a full tank. My 21 I had no problem getting 35 mpg. I would like to buy a 25 but hesitant. I wish the Outbacks were made in Japan.
That seems a bit low for fuel economy - have you had your dealership check it out?
I can say that my clients that have upgraded from their previous gen Foresters to the 2025's are all extremely happy with them - no concerns about fuel economy have been brought to my attention.
@Dave-hb7lx It depends so much on climate, driving style, city/highway and length of drives. Short trips will significantly lower fuel economy. Cold weather will significantly lower fuel economy. We get 23.5mpg on our 2020 1.5t CR-V. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it, it's just several conditions which lead us to not getting the most out of it.