Hey Nolan Merry Christmas to you and your Family. I am considering the Crosstrek as I don’t drive much anymore. 3500 miles a year or less. But live in the second hilliest City in the country. With all its pot hole, cracks, bumps covered roads. 😮
I live down the road in Greenville and work in Garland. I'm very surprised that there is that little amount of traffic in the Rockwall area at ANY time of night.
Nice car but in the UK and Europe we only get the 2 litre, 136bhp version. It needs the 2.5 but Subaru cant let us have that because of strict emission regulations. I got the Outback instead as it’s the only production model in the UK with the 2.5, but if they let us have that, why not in the Crosstrek ? Confusing nonsense.
I definitely found the auto high beams on my previous Subarus to be well calibrated and easy to turn on and off quickly. Unfortunately my current Acura the auto high beams don't work as well and the system is a pain to turn on and off.
EyeSight is designed to brake for objects/animals that are large enough to potentially injure those in the vehicle or objects that can cause serious damage to the vehicle. A rabbit is far too small to cause serious damage or injure the occupants. In fact, it is dangerous to stop any small animal crossing the road.
Halogen/incandescent bulbs in rear turn signals & plate lights? Seriously? How about the reverse lights? There should be ZERO halogen/incandescent bulbs in new vehicles today.
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More dealerships and new car owners need to do this.Thank you for doing the night review, much appreciated.
Love my 2024 Crosstrek . Best car for me
Honestly you have a unique car vlogging. Most of car reviews made at days
Hey Nolan Merry Christmas to you and your Family. I am considering the Crosstrek as I don’t drive much anymore. 3500 miles a year or less. But live in the second hilliest City in the country. With all its pot hole, cracks, bumps covered roads. 😮
11:51 you wanna see some real speed
Always like the reviews!!
Thank you for making this video. I like it.
Great Review!!!
I live down the road in Greenville and work in Garland. I'm very surprised that there is that little amount of traffic in the Rockwall area at ANY time of night.
Beautious maximus.
Nice car but in the UK and Europe we only get the 2 litre, 136bhp version. It needs the 2.5 but Subaru cant let us have that because of strict emission regulations. I got the Outback instead as it’s the only production model in the UK with the 2.5, but if they let us have that, why not in the Crosstrek ? Confusing nonsense.
I definitely found the auto high beams on my previous Subarus to be well calibrated and easy to turn on and off quickly. Unfortunately my current Acura the auto high beams don't work as well and the system is a pain to turn on and off.
Just based on the video, that headlight dark spot may be a source of distraction to some..
Great vid...luv my 24 X-trek but why the white lights on the steering and red everywhere else. Really bothers me.
Awesome
when can you do a night review on the new accord and the ram 1500 Laramie.
how about a LED light in the glove box instead of the Dim hard to see light
Do the adaptive headlights move when you turn the wheel when the car is not moving?
Yes!
@@qssneaky No, not Subaru ones atleast, our 2024 Outback you have to be moving for them to turn
@ 11:51 I see the eyesight camera didn't do its job and slam on the brakes automatically with the rabbit hopping by...🤔
Why would it lol
Is that a trick question? Lol Because you could damage the car and kill the rabbit?
@@Veeetz It is most likely more dangerous to stop for a rabbit than to just hit it and also he was doing like 5 mph
They are calibrated to recognize a car, and mayyybe a person. The bunny has got to look out for itself, and you gotta look out for it
EyeSight is designed to brake for objects/animals that are large enough to potentially injure those in the vehicle or objects that can cause serious damage to the vehicle. A rabbit is far too small to cause serious damage or injure the occupants. In fact, it is dangerous to stop any small animal crossing the road.
Halogen/incandescent bulbs in rear turn signals & plate lights? Seriously? How about the reverse lights? There should be ZERO halogen/incandescent bulbs in new vehicles today.
Cheap to replace, is the key.
The Adaptive Headlights on Subaru's are anywhere from $800 - $1000 each to replace.
You can't just buy the LED Bulb.
@@danielfair4675that’s a good point
Halogen bulbs are more than bright enough the only reason to not do halogen's is for aesthetic purposes.
Wow turn on n off that’s all ? My accord does that
Don't buy Subaru, 2019 Outback less than 50,000 miles. Bad transmission and on the third battery.