Subaru Forester Sport 2.5i Sport is good but not a hot version unfortunately. Subaru Forester Sport adds a heap of style enhancements as well as better towing ability, but the turbo version remains on the wish list.
Subaru Forester 2.5i Sport has a heap of style enhancements as well as better towing ability, but the turbo version remains on the wish list.
2.5i Sport gets the orange highlight treatment amongst its added features with:
18″ alloy wheels (dark metallic finish)
LED front fog lights, with black coloured surround
Black coloured front grille surround and rear garnish
Front, side and rear under guards with orange highlight
Roof rails with orange inserts
Exterior Sport badging
Electric sunroof
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Inside continues the orange treatment with:
- Water repellent grey cloth trim with orange stitching
- Orange highlights –air vents, shift panel
- An LED rear internal light and cargo area.
Forester 2.5i Sport AWD is the only Forester variant available in Dark Blue.
Subaru Forester Sport and all non-hybrid Foresters can now tow 1800kg making it even more appealing for the adventurous buyers.
Forester 2.5i Sport AWD is priced from $41,990, plus the usual costs and is actually pretty good value.
Im Rob Fraser
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