2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness Review

Subaru is a company that always seems to find a niche. Twenty years ago, everything the brand made had a bit of rally racing baked in. But sadly, times have changed and so have consumer tastes. Crossovers and SUVs are all the rage now, especially those that are ruggedized and exude an active lifestyle. Subaru has jumped right in on this trend, finding a new sub-market with the Wilderness line of vehicles.
For those unfamiliar with these models, Wilderness is the term Subaru uses to designate the more off-road capable versions of the brand’s SUVs. Already on the market is the Forester Wilderness and Outback Wilderness. Now those vehicles welcome a third member to the family, the Crosstrek Wilderness.
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[@thorandmoljnir]

This the vehicle most "hardcore" Jeep owners should buy. Since it will, like almost every Jeep I see, spend most of its time on the road. This is where the Subie shines. I've owned two (including the new Limited model) and they are fantastic machines. Great gas mileage, way more reliability, cheaper to own and operate, and seriously unstoppable in the snow. Then there's the bonus of occasional "soft" roading. Great package!

[@bobcooke1820]

HI i have had my for a little over a month in central Ontario . I picked the Magnetite grey it almost hinds the cladding. We love the vehicle. Thanks Bob

[@MNsaint]

Sure wish the US would get the heated steering wheel like our neighbors to the north!

[@the6cow6god6]

Wait the wilderness is actually shorter and narrower then the stock crosstrek?????

[@AutoGuide]

The wheelbase and track are. The actually vehicle is slightly longer and wider. It's fractions of inches difference though.

[@ubertherapy]

Nice review for not having one iota of video of you actually driving it.

[@AutoGuide]

We drove through Federal Parks which do not allow filming, so we have to use the footage provided.