Models also known as Trim Levels, are used to identify a vehicle's level of equipment or special features.
Pros: it is all wheel drive, good mileage to gas ratio, good interior space, easy to maintain, and very durable in terms of how many years it can go w/o issues w/ good maintenance. Cons: after around 200,000 miles the cooling systems of the car start to become issues like one issue after another, does not really cancel out noise too much, the nuts on the tires need a special key to unscrew which sometimes will not come with the car and finding a new one can be hard to find.
Cons: after about 200,000 miles the car starts to have issues w/ the cooling systems of the car like one after another, it also does not really cancel out noise too well, not the smoothest driving car, it also has a special key to unscrew the nuts (anti-theft nuts) on the tires which becomes an issue when you do not have one because they're pretty hard to find.
The 2005 Subaru Forester has an average owner rating of 5.00 out of 5 which ranks it #1 of 20 other Compact SUVs.
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Moderate Overlap Front
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