The 2024 Crosstrek Sport is loaded with refined power, extra capability, and unique style. The powerful 2.5-liter SUBARU BOXER engine features increased torque so every drive is more engaging and fun. Standard dual-function X-MODE® lets you customize your traction settings to match the road or trail conditions ahead.

The Subaru Crosstrek has been redesigned for the 2018 model year. Built on a new platform, the crossover features an updated engine, a standard six-speed manual, Stablex dampers, active torque vectoring, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as available reverse automatic braking and Steering Responsive headlights.

The 2024 Crosstrek goes big on capability in a compact SUV package thanks to the legendary traction of standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and 8.7 inches of ground clearance. The available 2.5-liter, 182-horsepower SUBARU BOXER® engine is re-tuned for 2024, generating more torque for responsive acceleration.

Second generation (GT; 2017)

Uncommon reliability Subaru vehicles are so durable that we are the first manufacturer with a maintenance guide for vehicles up to 500,000 km. Quality and reliability go hand-in-hand and that's why over 96% of our vehicles sold in Canada over the last 10 years are still on the road today 3.

Subaru is the only auto manufacturer that uses a boxer engine in every vehicle. Porsche uses a boxer engine in a few models, but not all. The boxer engine's flat layout allows engine output to flow directly into the transmission, which reduces inefficiencies and results in better fuel economy.

Impreza hatchback The Crosstrek is based on the Impreza hatchback and, like all other Subarus save the BRZ sports car, it comes with standard all-wheel drive.

Subaru has taken particular care with the safety features of the Crosstrek. It has all the standard electronic safety features, including traction control, anti-lock brakes, brake assist, rearview camera, and stability control. A full suite of airbags come standard in all Crosstrek trims.

Unmatched Value. With all that you get in the Crosstrek, from standard all-wheel drive capabilities and safety features to class-leading interior space and impressive powertrain options, it's no surprise that this Subaru model holds its value better than most of its rivals.

The Subaru Crosstrek is a comfortable, usable everyday companion that will shine in inclement weather thanks to standard all-wheel drive. It's also economical. Unfortunately, it's still one of the slowest vehicles in its class. Lackluster storage space is another blemish.

Impreza hatchback The Crosstrek is based on the Impreza hatchback and, like all other Subarus save the BRZ sports car, it comes with standard all-wheel drive.

Unmatched Value. With all that you get in the Crosstrek, from standard all-wheel drive capabilities and safety features to class-leading interior space and impressive powertrain options, it's no surprise that this Subaru model holds its value better than most of its rivals.

In addition to getting the highest road-test scores, reliability, owner satisfaction, and safety, Subaru vehicles are affordable, get the best fuel efficiency of any gas-powered lineup, and retain their value better than other brands.

Subaru has a well-known reputation for building reliable vehicles that hold onto their quality for many miles to come. And like many drivers who buy their vehicles, you have 200,000-miles of adventures planned. Another reason why Subaru vehicles outshine the competition is how versatile they are.

If you are talking about a great all-around brand with a reputation for safety, Subaru is there. With models winning safety awards year after year, Subaru is a go-to for most when it comes to choosing a car for safety reasons. Safety, community, reliability, and human connection are all a part of the Subaru brand.

Subaru gets its name from the Pleiades star cluster, sometimes called the “seven sisters.” Of the seven, six stars can be seen with the naked eye. Subaru is the Japanese name for this star cluster, a name chosen because what was then known as Fuji Heavy Industries was created by a merger of six major companies.