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Subaru Forester OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.5
52 Reviews
5 star
62%
4 star
29%
3 star
8%
2 star
2%
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4.5
Value
4.5
Style
3.8
Performance
3.8
Comfort
4.3
Fuel Economy
3.8
Reliability
4.4
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JLE
JLE
Olney, Maryland
5.0
Safe, Reliable Family Car
The 2010 Subaru Forester is a safe, reliable small SUV. It has so many uses for a family. Mom can run errands, since the cargo area holds plenty of groceries. Dad can go to the home improvement store and stow all of his tools and lawn care purchases in the back. Whether for short excursions or long family road trips, the Forester rides comfortably. Everyone has room to sit and space to stretch out. In any kind of weather, it feels safe on the pavement as well. Rain, snow, ice—it handles them all beautifully. The Forester may be an SUV, but it drives with the control and ease of a car. With impeccable traction from its tires and all-wheel drive, the Forester performs well in all kinds of terrain from hard pavement to gravel roads to muddy paths. It truly will get you where you want to go in comfort and safety!
Claire
Claire
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4.0
Trusty Subaru Still Going Strong
This car is still going strong at 10 years and 130,000 miles. It's big enough to schlep furniture I buy on Craigslist (I fit a queen size bed frame in there once!) But it drives like a car and easily fits into reasonably sized parking spaces. The dashboard is laid out in a way that makes sense to me (no gimmicky lights or bells and whistles), and the seats are comfortable for long drives. I think the best thing about this car is the all wheel drive. I live in Pennsylvania and sometimes we get quite a bit of snow. I have never, repeat NEVER had to shovel this car out. I just drive out of the parking lot behind my building while I watch my neighbors shovel out their cars. It's also great in the rain and on winding roads, where it hugs the road. I feel very safe driving this car, because it has excellent crash test ratings. It's easy to drive. The only negatives about this car is that the interior can be somewhat noisy, and the CD player conked out at about year 6--I've never bothered to replace it. And the gas mileage is not great (about 22 mpg average) but I figure that is the trade off for the all wheel drive. A few somewhat expensive repairs came up after 100,000 miles, but that, I think, is to be expected.
jason
jason
North Auburn, California
4.0
Great car for the hills
Subaru forest L is a great car for its all wheel drive action. This car can take on any hill or weather really well for a four cylinder engine. It holds the road good and for a smaller car has a smooth ride. The back seat could use a little more leg room but if you are alone or just two people riding it has tons of cargo space with fold down backseats and the roof rack. Also I have slept in the back with the seats folded down and had plenty of room for me and my wife. I am 5'10" 210lb. Like all Subaru for the most part you will have to do the heads at 90-100k miles but other then that and as long as you maintain them they can easily go 300k plus miles. We get about 22 mpg prob can do a little better but 22 is fine with us. One of the best things about the Subaru is they have fuzzy logic memory, meaning they remember how you drive em so the car kinda learns to suit you and your driving patterns (pretty cool huh). The is only a single cup holder in the front and it has odd placement in front of a heating vent but that is far from a deal breaker. So all in all if I had to rate this car I would have to give it a 9/10 cause nothing is perfect but these come pretty dang close. Ps its the only car I have ever drove that when I see other people in Subaru's we all smile and wave excitedly at each other. Truly a unique car community.

Subaru Forester News

  • Subaru Forester Generations

    Subaru unveiled the Forester at the 1995 Tokyo Motor Show. The first-generation models, which went on sale in the US in 1997 and had several generations since. See all the Subaru Forester generations here.

  • Driven: 2019 Subaru Forester Review

    Subaru’s 2019 Forester promises more room, refinement, power and capabilities than its predecessor -- and most of its competitors. But is that enough to put it on top?

  • New York Auto Show: 2019 Subaru Forester Doubles Down on Safety

    Subaru’s redesigned Forester debuts at the 2018 New York Auto Show with new standard safety gear, refreshed styling inside and out and a more powerful engine.