2024 Subaru Crosstrek Limited 2.5L 24CT1477

[@slappdaddy8]

Whenever I watch one of your videos - I always walk away learning something new about my Subaru! Also, one of your vids helped me silence the insane seatbelt alarm - THANK YOU!

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Thanks for watching! Glad that you get something out of my videos!

[@danielfair4675]

I have a loaded '21 Limited in the Crystal White Pearl. Don't get me wrong, I like Black ... but when you have 2 other vehicles in Black I needed a change 😄. The Crosstrek replaced my Volvo 240dl wagon I had, in you guessed it ... Black.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@danielfair4675 That's fair. It is nice to break up the color scheme a bit!

[@ZeryusXD]

Hey Tyson, you think they'll ever release a crosstrek with a panoramic moonroof and all the bells and whistles you get with the outback?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

If it were to happen, which I don't think that it will, it would be quite far into the future. The way that Subaru has their vehicle lineup/pricing set up is very specific so that they don't "cannibalize" their own market by having the prices/options too close.

[@whitelotus1594]

Great job Tyson. Next time show us how the cargo area looks with the rear seats folded down. Thanks.

[@ThomasMauk]

Thank You for this review of the 2024 Crosstrek Limited, almost a duplicate of the one I just purchased by mine is in Ice Silver Metallic. The 2.5L is pretty peppy when in traffic and surprised me immensely. **There is only one question right now I have is there is what looks like a seatbelt looking dispenser in the back area on the right side that I have no idea what it suppose to do. I think that it corresponds with that claw looking device that extends from the right side of the center headrest, but do not know. I have looked for it on other videos for an explanation but have not found one.** Again THANK YOU for your reviews.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Congrats on the Crosstrek! The buckle and the seatbelt hook is for the 3rd/middle seatbelt that is located in the rear passenger side of the cargo area. You pull the belt through the plastic clip, clip in the "anchor" and then have the functionality of a regular seatbelt with a shoulder strap.

[@Luis-ml3uz]

Do all limited models come with the heated steering wheel or is that an extra add on?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Standard factory feature, none of the Canadian Limited come without it!

[@AllStars2525]

What is the approximate time from placing an order for one to delivery? I may have to do that. Great review! Thanks you.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

A factory order is 6+ months, but it's generally faster than that if the dealer has some on the way that aren't already spoken for.

[@AllStars2525]

@@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist Thanks for your prompt reply. It's either the Legacy or the Crosstrek for me.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@AllStars2525 welcome! Legacys seem to be few and far between, Subaru doesn't make a ton of them at this point.

[@brentmartin4080]

Hi Tyson, Came here to ask a question. I recently received my 2024 limited last week. Does that Canadian limited not have a TPMS? I can’t seem to find it and the manual only talks about US spec. Thought it’s weird that this wouldn’t be included.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

None of the new Subarus, with the exception of the SolTerra, have TPMS.

[@brentmartin4080]

Do you know why? And does this mean the only way is to regularly check my tires, there isn’t something else on the car that would alert?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@brentmartin4080 I couldn't tell you why they don't have TPMS, but I know that the majority of my clients are happy that they don't have TPMS. You would manually have to check the pressure, or purchase a Bluetooth/aftermarket TPMS system. You may notice your vehicle pulling to one side over the other if a tire starts to get really low, but there is no other system that just tells you that a tire is low.

[@brentmartin4080]

Hmm okay. Last question! Whats the positive of not having a TPMS? What would make buyers happy not to have one?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@brentmartin4080 if you run two sets of tires/wheels for winter vs. the rest of the year, you don't have to buy a set of sensors for the second set of wheels - cost savings. TPMS is single use, and when the battery in the sensors eventually depletes, you have to get new ones - cost savings. Most sensors are super finicky and come on when the tire is 1 PSI out of spec, which can happen just from the temps dropping overnight - a false alarm and you don't have to look at an angry orange light on the dash.

[@brokenvcr]

No one has these for sale, any idea when they will be more readily available?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

I have several of them for sale! You'd be best off reaching out to your preferred dealership to see when they're getting some in.

[@brokenvcr]

@@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist I'll have to wait until Spring thanks!

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@brokenvcr Welcome!

[@RaP22]

Blank switch on centre console is for the full camera surround and only available in Japan and Europe models and also on door panel has driver seat settings. Don’t understand why usa/Canada models don’t come with these options.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Likely a cost thing.

[@jonb7597]

Only thing I Hate I can't open back door with keyless entry

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Yeah, I wish that we had the power lift gate as an option!

[@jonb7597]

No you literally can't open th back doors when u hit the keyless entry om the door knob my 2014 I can open all doors with 2 button press

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@jonb7597 Oh, I understand what you mean. You can adjust the settings for the driver door to unlock them all, but there aren't any sensors in the rear doors on any vehicle in our line up, except the SolTerra.