Six Reasons Why the 2014 Subaru Forester is Among the Safest Crossovers

The Cars section of The Washington Post wrote an amazing article about why the Subaru Forester is among the safest crossovers on the market. Their six reasons are below, and if you'd like learn more about the Forester, check out our Subaru Forester info page here.

1. 'EyeSight to help keep you out of trouble'
This safety system utilizes a camera and has brake assist, lane departure warning and more; the IIHS named it the 'single highest-performing' system when paired with other similar systems that have higher price tags.

2. 'Good outward visibility'
The new Forester has a higher seat, adjusted dash and an updated windshield position.

3. 'All-wheel drive, and its lack of fluster with X-Mode'
The Forester has an amazing AWD system that pairs with the new X-Mode Hill Descent Control for added control in unfavorable driving conditions.

4. 'Excellent IIHS crash ratings'
The 2014 Subaru Forester is an IIHS Top Safety Pick+, the IIHS' highest accolade.

5. 'Very good federal crash ratings'
The Forester earned a five-star score overall.

6. 'A record for safety that's unparalleled among small SUVs'
"The 2010-2012 Subaru Forester is the only vehicle in the 'Small SUV' category to have achieved 'better than average' score in all three injury-related categories," according to The Washington Post.

Those are the top six reasons why the Subaru Forester is one of the safest crossovers, brought to you by The Washington Post! Don't forget to take a look at our Forester details page here.


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