It's possible that now is the greatest moment for you to acquire a new 2019 Subaru Forester or Outback, or Crosstrek. The growing rivalry in the SUV and crossover market has necessitated Subaru Corp. to expand incentives to customers, which is excellent news for consumers. According to Automotive News, Subaru is spending more to move their popular all wheel drive cars, which benefits customers.

The battle for supremacy is becoming increasingly fierce.

According to the company, the newly redesigned 2019 Forester, Outback/Crossover, and Crosstrek models from Subaru are selling in the small crossover sector where competition is fiercer than expected.

Are you buying a Subaru?

We need to lighten things up and have some fun at Subaru's expense since the world is not a fun place right now. Subaru lease are liberal hippies who love dogs more than their children and have stickers plastered all over the rear of their cars. There is some truth to such claims, but you should know even more before purchasing.

This all wheel drive cars from Subaru has the highest rate of at-fault collisions in the United States. Subaru Crosstrek small SUVs are involved in more collisions than any other vehicle in the United States, according to a new analysis from Insurify.

Drivers of the Subaru Crosstrek may not be the best choice for you:

If you live in the Rocky Mountains or the Pacific Northwest, you should avoid buying an older Subaru. Portlanders were awoken to find empty parking spots for some time. According to an Oregon newspaper, twenty older Subarus a month are reported stolen in the City of Roses.

For some reason, bears have a thing for Subaru Outback models. If you purchase an Outback waggon and live near bears, you may become a prey item. Subaru Outbacks appear to be the subject of bear-in-car stories every spring and early summer.

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