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Want charm to spare? Try 2009 Forester
0 Comments | USA TODAY, May, 2008 | by James R. Healy
What a nice change.
Subaru, a pioneer in crossover SUVs, has enlarged its small Forester SUV, given it a better suspension, furnished even the base model with all you probably need and cut the starting price $1,200.
Think that has appeal? The 2009 Forester was launched April1, and April sales were up a stunning 49% from a year ago, according to tracker Autodata.
Comparing the new Forester with its main rivals, Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4, is a "yes, but" exercise.
Yes, Forester has a bit less cargo space with the back seats folded. But you'd hardly describe its space as small. And its rear opening is especially wide for big items.
Yes, Forester's optional turbocharged four-cylinder engine is a ball, but you can get more power...
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