2024 Subaru Ascent Onyx Edition | Better Than Honda Pilot Trailsport
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2024
- 2024 Subaru Ascent Onyx Edition Specs:
* 2.4L Turbocharged 4-cylinder BOXER Engine
* 260 Horsepower
* 277 lb-ft of Torque
* Honda Pilot Trailsport
* 3.5L Direct Injection V6 Engine
* 285 Horsepower
* 262 lb-ft of Torque
* Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission with 8-speed Manual Shift Mode
* Symmetrical All-wheel-drive
* Vehicle Dynamics Control
* Dual-function X-MODE
* Snow/Dirt
* Normal
* Deep Snow/Mud
* MacPherson-type Strut Front Suspension with Lower L-arms, Coil Springs, Stabilizer Bar, and Liquid-filled Rubber Engine Mounts
* Double Wishbone Rear Suspension with Coil Springs and Stabilizer Bar
* Ground Clearance: 8.7 Inches
* Approach Angle: 17.6º
* Departure Angle: 21.8º
* Breakover Angle: 18.2º
* Honda Pilot Trailsport
* 8.3 Inches of Ground Clearance
* 19.8º Approach Angle
* 19º Departure Angle
* 19.6º Breakover Angle
* Seating for 7
* 360º Heated Steering Wheel
* Heated Front Seats
* Heated Second Row Captain’s Chairs
* StarTex-trimmed Seating
* 12-way Power Driver's Seat with 4-way Lumbar & Thigh Extension
* 4-way Power Passenger Seat
* 19 Cupholders
* 2-person Front Seat Memory Settings
* Facial Recognition with Driver Profiles Linked to Seating Preferences, Vehicle Settings, and Infotainment Options
* 60/40 Manual Folding Third Row Seats
* 20-inch Black Alloy Wheels
* 245/50 R20 Falken Ziex All-season Tires
* 17.8 Cubic Feet of Storage Space Behind the Rear Seats
* 43.5 Cubic Feet of Storage Space Behind the Second Row
* 75.6 Cubic Feet Behind the First Row
* Honda Pilot Trailsport
* 18.3/48.5/87
* 11.6-inch Starlink Infotainment Screen with Wireless Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™
* Harman Kardon Quantum Logic Surround Sound System
* Qi Wireless Charger
* Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control
* 360º Camera System
* EyeSight Driver-assist System with Automatic Emergency Steering
* Driver Focus (Distraction Mitigation)
* Reverse Automatic Braking
* Blind-spot Detection with Rear Cross-traffic Alert
* Proximity Key with Push Button Start
* EPA Estimated Fuel Economy 19/25/21 (city/hwy/cmb) (18/23/20 Honda)
* Starting MSRP $46,595
* Price as tested: $48,031
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These are great family vehicles and awesome for roadtrips!
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Picking this up now. Same color
Enjoy it!!!
Since you just did a review of the 2025 Forester do you have any comparisons?
We’ve only toured the forester. No driving yet.
The interior of the one we saw in Chicago was definitely a step above this in classiness.
Thank you for the comments. These both appear to be excellent vehicles. The Forester seems more economical and perhaps easier in parking etc, but the 182 hp is a concern, whereas the Ascent has 260hp. I guess until we have your driving assessment, we will not have a good comparison to see if the 182hpp in the new Forester is adequate and the lower price is acceptable..@@GTGarageTalk
It’s essentially the same engine in the current Forester. If you have one local, go give it a drive. It’s low powered, but not out of the question for a commuter.
DId you get a chance to test drive the Ascent Touring? Would you rate the Touring over the Onyx in terms of drive comfort?
I’ve only ever driven the Onyx. It is the same engine, transmission, and suspension across both trims. The biggest difference would be the ventilated leather seats in the Touring.
As driven both, I can confirm the Onyx seats are more plush. The Touring seats are significantly more firm to allow for the ventilated seats to allow air to pass through the leather perforations.
I LOVE....the ANALOG guages. Who wants the cheezy digital screen facsimiles ?
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You and Holli would get along.
Is startek really aka vinyl? Or is that an unfair hit job? What is it actually?
No. It’s very similar to a neoprene rubber surface. Except that it’s smooth, soft, and not grippy like a traditional rubber. It’s not cheap feeling like vinyl, but it’s far from the thick, supple feeling of real leather.
Might be subjective, but I find the Ascents seats hard and uncomfortable versus the Pilot. Short drives probably won't be an issue but long road trips would be tough. 😅
My wife said the same thing in our family review of the vehicle.
The only thing that kept me from getting the Pilot is the lack of luxury for more price and the small radio screen. Honda already feels outdated. I have 23 Honda Civic Sport and now a 24 ascent and once my Honda lease is up I’m getting another Subaru
I am extremely sensitive to seat comfort having a bad back. My preference for seats is that they the bottom cushion must be plush and soft. Allowing me to sink into the seat. The Ascent seats in the Onyx are some of the best seats I’ve experienced in a while. I’ve never sat in the Pilot seats, but if they are as I described, I’d be happy.
There’s only one reason that I don’t like on Subaru. The boxer engine is a headache
tird row seats belts are a joke plus when installing booster seats is hard to click the belt.. a/c full blast is really LOUD... 2.4 260 hp 7 passengers & luggage poor CVT trans screams for help goin up on a hill.. 😑 carplay disconnects every 15min. remote stars only with phone app.
As an owner, I’ve not noticed the a/c on full blast is any louder than any other vehicle I own or owned. As for the cvt screaming up hills. That’s false. Subaru’s cvt’s are silent. No whining or noises like as sound on older Nissans. I’m assuming you’re referring to the engine rpm’s raising to keep the vehicle at its current speed while uphill? The engine can be noisy at high rpm’s, so my suggestion would be to “lock” the transmission in 8th gear and the engine will no longer raise the rpm’s but will spool the turbo and increase boost to maintain the same speeds uphill.
@@haroldbeauchamp3770 im sayn is way too much weight all together for that lil engine 2.4 & cvt trans.. it will go anywhere but forcing the engine
@@edlara1303 ah. I understand your point.