2018 Subaru Crosstrek

VERSATILE, ADVENTURE-READY, NONSMOKER, GO ANYWHERE, DO ANYTHING! The Subaru Crosstrek built its reputation by refusing to pick a side between practical and adventurous, and this 2018 example carries on that tradition in a handsome coat of Dark Gray Metallic. Riding on the same rugged, capable platform that put Subaru's reputation for all-weather confidence on the map, this 2.0i Premium is the kind of small SUV that feels just as at home on a snowy commute as it does on a dirt road to the trailhead. Showing 83,698 miles on the odometer, this Crosstrek has covered that distance at a notably unhurried pace, averaging under 10,000 miles a year since it was first put into service in November 2017. A documented history of 21 service visits suggests an owner who kept up with this Crosstrek rather than one who simply let it go, which matters just as much as the number on the odometer itself. WHY SHOPPERS BUY THIS MODEL Subaru built the Crosstrek's reputation on a formula few competitors in the subcompact SUV class have managed to copy: genuine Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive as standard equipment, real ground clearance, and a raised ride height, all wrapped in a package that still drives, parks, and fits into a garage like a compact car. That combination has made it a fixture with buyers in snowy and mountainous regions who want SUV confidence without SUV bulk. It's also a vehicle with a long track record for dependability and strong resale value, two things that matter enormously to a buyer shopping this segment on a budget. Subaru's flat-four Boxer engine layout keeps the center of gravity low for stable handling, and the brand's reputation for building vehicles that keep running well past six figures on the odometer is a major part of why Crosstrek owners tend to stick with the badge. AUTOMOTIVE PRESS AND INDUSTRY RECOGNITION The 2018 Crosstrek was well regarded by reviewers as one of the most capable small SUVs in its class for the money, praised for genuinely useful ground clearance, a comfortable ride for the segment, and all-weather confidence that larger, more expensive SUVs don't always match. Standard all-wheel drive on every trim level, rather than as a costly option, was frequently cited as one of the Crosstrek's biggest advantages over competitors. Earned Kelley Blue Book's 2018 5-Year Cost to Own Award, recognizing the Crosstrek as one of the most affordable vehicles in its class to own over time. WARRANTY With 83,698 miles now on the odometer, this Crosstrek's original factory warranty coverage has been exhausted by both time and mileage. That said, this Crosstrek's ownership history works in its favor. Averaging under 10,000 miles a year since its November 2017 in-service date and backed by 21 documented service records, it shows the kind of consistent, unhurried use and upkeep that speaks to real long-term health regardless of what's left on the factory clock. An extended service plan is available for buyers who'd like added peace of mind going forward, and our team is happy to walk through the options. STANDARD FEATURES Stepping up to the Premium trim brought real everyday comfort to the Crosstrek lineup without pushing into Limited-trim pricing. Heated front seats and a leather-wrapped, tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel make daily driving noticeably more comfortable, while a rearview camera simplifies parking and backing out of tight spaces. Standard Android Auto and Apple CarPlay let smartphones integrate directly into the dashboard, and cruise control makes longer highway stretches easier on the driver. It's the kind of thoughtful equipment list that elevates the ownership experience without chasing unnecessary luxury. INSTALLED OPTIONS Standalone Features Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror with Compass & HomeLink Automatically dims to reduce headlight glare from vehicles behind at night, while the built-in compass and HomeLink integration let the driver control a garage door, gate, or home lighting directly from the mirro