2021 Subaru Forester review

The flagship petrol version of Subaru’s mid-size SUV maintains its steady course while targeting traditionalists and brand loyalists alike.

Stalwart for the small-hatch segment might be getting along a bit, but it still packs a decent swing in the value for money stakes.

Subaru's most expensive XV is a solid little SUV let down by a hybrid powertrain that feels a generation old.

Outback is back, all new and yet oh-so familiar. We take the Sport for a spin to see whether the mid-ranger hits the sweet spot of the range.

The Subaru XV is a solid small SUV, and the 2.0i Premium is a solid mid-range spec... if you can look past a few strange omissions.

Aussies are lovers of SUVs, but is the humble wagon making a return? Subaru hopes so.

Ignore the black wheels and racy orange highlights – the Subaru Forester 2.5i Sport isn't some turbocharged rocketship. It is, however, a competent, sensible mid-sized SUV.

Subaru's XV remains a solid option in a busy segment, but the Hybrid simply doesn't measure up to its price premium over lower-spec versions.

The Subaru Forester is an appealing mid-sized SUV overall, but the new hybrid version is neither fun nor frugal enough to offset its price premium.