
2012 Subaru Impreza
Our Subaru XV: A Game-Changing Family Car
summarizeEditor's Summary
I've had my Subaru XV for over a decade, and it's still going strong. The 4WD system and CVT transmission make it a beast on the road, while the 2.0-liter engine and 150 horsepower provide plenty of power. We chose it for its reliability and value for money, and it's been a great choice for our family. The build quality is solid, and the battery life is seriously impressive.











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- •The 4WD system is a total game changer for navigating rough terrain.
- •The CVT transmission accelerates smoothly and brakes perfectly.
- •The 2.0-liter engine provides plenty of power for hauling heavy loads.
- •The build quality is solid, with no signs of wear and tear.
- •The battery life is seriously impressive, lasting longer than I expected.
- •The rearview camera is a great feature for parking and reversing.
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- •The fuel efficiency could be better, especially on long road trips.
- •The interior space is a bit cramped for taller passengers.
- •The infotainment system can be a bit finicky at times.
- •The parking sensors are a bit too sensitive.
- •The sunroof can be a bit noisy on rainy days.
- •The cargo area could be larger for bigger families.



