2021 Subaru Crosstrek Sport
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The Crosstrek is Subaru's compact crossover, the one that shares its bones with the Impreza hatchback and is often cross-shopped with the Honda HR-V and Toyota Corolla Cross. It feels light and nimble around town, with a ride that's a bit firm but composed on rough pavement. Inside, you get a straightforward dashboard with easy-to-use controls, and the rear seats fold flat to open up a generous cargo area for its size. EyeSight driver assistance is standard on most trims, bringing adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist to the compact crossover class. The Sport upgrades you to a stronger engine over the Premium, while skipping the Limited's leather and larger screen to keep the price down. Its 2.5L I4 makes 182 horsepower, which gives the Crosstrek noticeably more punch for merging and highway passing than the base 2.0-liter, yet it still returns 29 mpg combined. Dual-mode X-MODE with SNOW/DIRT and DEEP SNOW/MUD settings is standard here, giving you extra off-road capability that the lesser trims don't offer.
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Miles Overview
The Crosstrek is Subaru's compact crossover, the one that shares its bones with the Impreza hatchback and is often cross-shopped with the Honda HR-V and Toyota Corolla Cross. It feels light and nimble around town, with a ride that's a bit firm but composed on rough pavement. Inside, you get a straightforward dashboard with easy-to-use controls, and the rear seats fold flat to open up a generous cargo area for its size. EyeSight driver assistance is standard on most trims, bringing adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist to the compact crossover class. The Sport upgrades you to a stronger engine over the Premium, while skipping the Limited's leather and larger screen to keep the price down. Its 2.5L I4 makes 182 horsepower, which gives the Crosstrek noticeably more punch for merging and highway passing than the base 2.0-liter, yet it still returns 29 mpg combined. Dual-mode X-MODE with SNOW/DIRT and DEEP SNOW/MUD settings is standard here, giving you extra off-road capability that the lesser trims don't offer.
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$341
6% APR for 72 months
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2 days listed
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30+ active alternatives
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