Subaru

Subaru XV Review: Specs, Performance & Running Costs

The Subaru XV is a no-nonsense crossover that prioritizes capability over flair. Its symmetrical AWD and boxer engine deliver composed, confidence-inspiring dynamics, though the 2.0L petrol feels restrained rather than thrilling. Comfortable and well-equipped, it’s a practical family hauler with strong reliability, though running costs and fuel efficiency feel slightly out of step with its premium aspirations.

Nick Zapolski

February 17, 2026

Subaru Legacy Review: Specs, Performance & Running Costs

The Legacy remains a quietly compelling choice. Its understated practicality, robust AWD, and surprisingly comfortable ride offer a refreshing alternative in a crowded mid-size segment.

Nick Zapolski

February 17, 2026

Subaru Solterra Review: Specs, Performance & Running Costs

The Subaru Solterra succeeds in bringing the brand's core values into the electric age. It offers genuine capability, robust build quality, and that reassuring sense of dependability that Subaru owners expect. The permanent all-wheel drive system and decent ground clearance make it more versatile than many electric SUVs, while the refined driving experience and generous equipment levels justify the premium pricing.

Nick Zapolski

January 31, 2026

Subaru Levorg Review: Specs, Performance & Running Costs

The Subaru Levorg occupies a unique position in the estate car market by offering standard all-wheel drive in a practical and well-equipped package. It successfully combines the space and versatility of a traditional estate with the all-weather confidence that Subaru is famous for. The build quality is solid, equipment levels are generous, and the distinctive styling ensures it stands out from more conventional alternatives. The all-wheel drive system provides genuine benefits for UK driving conditions.

Nick Zapolski

January 30, 2026

Subaru Crosstrek Review: Specs, Performance & Running Costs

The Subaru Crosstrek is a compelling choice if you prioritise all-weather capability and adventure readiness above all else in a compact SUV. It successfully delivers on its promise of go-anywhere confidence with standard all-wheel drive and impressive ground clearance. The build quality feels robust and designed to last, with practical touches that show Subaru understands their target audience.

Nick Zapolski

January 23, 2026