Subaru XV (2018) review: a flawed but likeable SUV
Channel: NewsTechCars
Date: 2018-02-13

Subaru XV (2018) crosstrek We've lost count of the times we've had to label a Subaru a niche offering suitable for small group of people with specific demands, and this new XV isn't any different. It feels polished, solid and confident – which you'd expect from a firm that's been building SUVs as long as Subaru has. Add to that genuine on-and-off-road capability, an impressive kit list and industry-leading driver-assistance tech; it's starting to look rather compelling.

Its major problem will be its affordability, because with the best will in the world, Subaru's UK operation isn't able to engage in a price war with the bigger players. So it's expensive to buy outright, and PCP and finance packages are so-so at best. As a consequence, this all but writes it off for four in five car buyers. And on paper, the running costs of a diesel, or even a two-wheel drive petrol SUV, are a far more compelling option.

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