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Subaru Forester

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(13 reviews)

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Distributor

Motor Image Enterprises

Hotline

67038300 / 67038168

Built in

Japan

(launched 2018)

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21-Feb Pricelist

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Detailed Info

2.0i-L EyeSight (A)

$111,800

$10,400 /yr

13.5km/L

154bhp

Lineartronic CVT (A)

Specs | Features

2.0i-S EyeSight (A)

$116,800

$10,800 /yr

13.5km/L

154bhp

Lineartronic CVT (A)

Specs | Features

Price updated 21-Feb-2020

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Car Review - Subaru Forester 2.0i-S EyeSight (A)

15 Oct 2019 | Subaru Reviews

With EyeSight - a suite of safety systems - fitted as standard, the Subaru Forester is an aggressive-looking SUV that focuses on comfort and safety.

CONSUMER REVIEWS

Much better than expected

I'm writing this after about 4 months of driving the 2019 Subaru Forester Eyesight, and after the first servicing. Let me be honest about it -- I bought it for the price point. And it is well worth it, considering it is a full-sized SUV. So it doesn't have a top of the line entertainment system or all the other bells and whistles other makes are boasting about in their models. It is also far less expensive than any comparable sized SUV in the market. My previous car was a sedan, so the size and response took some getting used to, but I like the purring of the engine as you move through the gears. The Eyesight system also turned out to be very useful around tight corners, and the AWD is so stable I have no issues taking corners at higher speeds because it doesn't swing about like my old car used to. I've driven it up to Malaysia several times since, and it really drives like a dream. The boxer engine is smooth as silk, pickup is excellent and the power you feel when you press down on the accelerator is intoxicating. Since it's my first time driving a boxer engine, I found the engine a little rough at low revs in the beginning, but after I got used to it (and it got used my driving style), it disappeared altogether. Entertainment system is basic and there's neither Internet connection nor ApplePlay, never mind a multi-CD changer, but who cares? At the price I paid, I am more than satisfied with what's on board. The service provided to us at the sales point, after sales and during servicing was also excellent. The salesperson was not pushy, he listened and made suggestions, then let us decide what was best for our needs. He patiently explained the various buttons and options to me when I picked up the car and kindly provided follow up advice when I had questions after I had driven off. I really have no complaints about the car. This is really worth a look if you're in the market for a full-sized SUV and you don't want to pay too much above $100k.

A perfect car for family

Test drove the new SGP forester and I feel that this car is much more spacious as compared to their predecessor. Before the forester, having test driven the Citroen C5 aircross, Vezel, Outlander and the Peugeot 3008. Forester gained my trust and will be ranked in first place absolutely without any hesitation. Driving the flagship SUV from Subaru couldn't any better.