Used 2008 Subaru Forester Wagon Consumer Reviews
Cool blue
First SUV ever owned, needed something versatile for small family. Went to get a 2007 leftover and got a good deal on a 2008. Drives very well, was pleasantly surprised by handling on winding roads during test drive. Has small exterior dimensions but has well designed and comfortable interior. Got the WR blue and realized that it resembles Thomas the train which my son loves.
Loved this car
We would still be driving it today if someone hadn't rear ended it and totaled it. t was smaller than the newer models, spacious and fun to drive. If only Subaru made hybrids we would buy another.
- Safety
- Technology
- Performance
- Interior
- Comfort
- Reliability
- Value
- 2.5 X WagonMSRP: $7,96377 mi away
- Sports 2.5 X WagonMSRP: $5,995159 mi away
- Sports 2.5 X WagonMSRP: $5,795215 mi away
Zippy, Fun, Safe Car
This is my first Subaru and I love this little SUV. It has good pickup and it feels roomy inside. It's also easy to park. I was happy with all the safety features and feel secure on the highway in traffic. I can't wait to try it in the snow. I like the cup holders in the doors and the interior is comfortable. I have only had it a month so I'm hoping its reliable. And where I live there isn't very many of them so it's kinda special.
Great little SUV, most everything in one
I have 500 miles on my new Forester, so far I love it! Good power, 25 MPG mixed driving before break-in period, quick & sure handling and that hill holder function is seamless when I use it. The clutch and shift are hands down the smoothest I've ever driven, pleasant, easy manual to drive.The ride is comfy, heated seats are nice, the moon roof is awesome, stereo wth 6 CD is nice. The ride over washboard pavement is just a little hard but it floats over RR tracks with comfort and control and takes corners and clover leafs like a bear. It's an undercover sports car dressed up like a little SUV, winter ready. The PZEV rating is a nice plus for global non warming. Will rerate 5K,10K.
Truck to SUV
Settling down doesn't mean slowing down. I had an '02 Tacoma Limited and traded up for this new toy and have no regrets. Great performance and power when you need it while it's tame looks might suggest otherwise.