2025 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness Alpine Green 25CT9958

Re-engineered from the ground up, greater than ever!
The 2025 Subaru Crosstrek features a more ruggedly athletic exterior design, a redesigned passenger cabin, the latest version of Subaru Symmetrical Full-Time AWD and the choice of two potent SUBARU BOXER® engines. But that’s not all: There’s the enhanced Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology, a new Onyx trim level, a dual-function version of X-MODE®, new Steering Responsive LED headlights and a new available infotainment system. Of course, there’s also the traditional Crosstrek qualities to consider: the 220 mm of ground clearance, long-travel suspension system, plenty of cargo space and the driving feel of a sporty hatchback. All this adds up to a more capable and more versatile version of this class-leading subcompact AWD SUV. For more ruggedness and capability, the new Subaru Crosstrek WildernessTM handles all adventures both urban and country with ease.

[@sjs1555]

A lot of people have been whining about how slow the response is on the screen. Seemed fine to me when you were using it.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

Yeah, it's no where near as bad as people make it out to be online. Even at -22°C, it works just fine.

[@gordon3988]

Great car…not as much of a fan of the wilderness cladding and anodized colours myself (I’m probably too old), but love the car! Well detailed overview. Doesn’t look too much like winter there!

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

I can understand why someone might not like the cladding and the anodized copper, but the vehicle itself is amazing to drive! Thanks for watching! Sadly, we're getting an unseasonably warm winter with a lack of snow.

[@NateNakao]

Great in-depth overview! Are there any noteworthy differences between this and the 2024 Crosstrek Wilderness?

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@@NateNakao none, except the price increase

[@Veeetz]

@@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist The 2025 Crosstrek Product Guide on Page 2 shows the front headrest internal materials have been improved.

[@angelbosques6119]

Greetings Tyson. I just bought my first Subaru in my life (ascent 2021) it is used but in very good condition. I tried to program the seat and the mirrors but only the seats were programmed. The rearview mirrors never adjusted. It doesn’t matter how many times I try, one way or another. When I bought it a week ago they worked perfectly but for the previous owner. I did a factory reset to configure everything my way and from there onwards everything works 100% except the mirrors do not move when I press seat 1 or 2. Could you help me with this? Thank you very much.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

That's very odd that it suddenly stopped working as it was before. I unfortunately don't have any advice to resolve the issue, other than to get a tech at the dealership to take a look into it for you.

[@bw2314]

Why does the Sport have 18s but the Wilderness has 17s? Liked this color until i saw Khaki Blue.

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

@bw2314 the Wilderness more is designed for offroad, where more tire sidewall is beneficial in terms of taking abuse, airing down and ride quality vs the Sport, where the smaller sidewall is better for higher speed on road driving. They don't make the 2024+ crosstreks in Cool Grey Khaki, sadly.

[@eodninja6]

I was going to get the new WRX but after the GIANT tablet in the middle was introduced...DEALBREAKER!

[@TysonTheSubaruSpecialist]

The only solution would to be buy a pre-owned one, then.