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Latest information and photos of 2012 SUV-Subaru XV
New model SUV-Subaru XV
Possibly before the year ends in European showrooms this 2012 Subaru’s new XV, a crossover made on the basis of the new Impreza. For now makes its world premiere debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show and looks better than the official images.Basically the changes to the Impreza are attractive, with greater ground clearance (minimum of 22 cm), decorative details on the outside, roof bars, side moldings, etc-, design-specific alloy wheels … Inside there are no special concessions and retains both the compact overall design of conventional and sober decor conveys a good sense of quality.The engine range will consist of two blocks of petrol, 1.6-liter with 114 hp and 150 hp 2.0i, and a two-liter diesel with 147 hp that we know in other models of the brand. In all cases the engine architecture is a boxer (opposed cylinders). Interestingly, the diesel is the only one not wearing the Stop & Start system and you can not include an automatic gearbox. What is it standard on all AWD system to all four wheels, which is common to other Subaru models. Depending on the chosen exchange this type of traction differs.
New 2012 Model SUV Subaru XV
The possibilities of 2012 Subaru XV are the usual equipment today in any modern model. Among other things may carry system and keyless entry, automatic climate control, navigation system, Bluetooth, USB port, cruise control, electric and heated seats, xenon headlights, etc.. Standard on all are included seven airbags, ABS, EBD, TCS and stability control.For now we do not know if the new XV reach the Spanish market. The current generation Impreza and has a variant with the same name and is not sale in our country, so we’ll have to wait another few weeks to learn the decision of the Spanish subsidiary.
New Serial SUV from Subaru-Brand new 2012 Subaru XV
New 2012 Subaru XV
Japan’s Subaru has decided to stop the exhibition in Frankfurt to debut the production version of its new crossover XV, precisely because Europe is the main market of the model.As we know, the car is based on the new Impreza, but differs from it in the presence of protective panels, extended wheel arches and a significantly higher ground clearance.Dimensions of the Subaru XV is 4450 mm. length 1780 mm. width and 1570 mm. height. It is offered with three boxer engine, all combined with start / stop technology and system 4×4.
2012 Model Subaru XV
The base petrol engine has a power 114k.s. and maximum torque of 150Nm. as it accelerates 2012 Subaru XV from 0-100km / h for 13.1sek. and develops a maximum 179 km / h and average fuel consumption is 6.5l/100km.Two-liter gasoline engine delivers power 150k.s. and allows acceleration from 0-100km / h going for 10.5sek. and with it the average fuel consumption is 6.9l/100km. mileage.The diesel engine was still 2.0-liter, a power 147k.s. and maximum torque of 350Nm. Subaru XV It is capable of doing 198 km / h, while average fuel consumption is 5.6l/100km
Yes, It’s not a dream- Subaru shows us the new 2012 serial Crossover model XV
2012 SUV Subaru XV
Subaru puts Frankfurt serial crossover XV, whose concept we saw in April in Shanghai.
Actually it is “off-road” version of the hatchback Impreza, however, that in an individual model. 2012 Subaru XV length is 4450 mm, width 1780 mm and 1570 mm height.
The standard Impreza crossover features an entirely different body with black plastic guards on the bumpers, wheel arches and thresholds. The European market the new model will be offered with three engine types boxer, two of them with petrol and 2.0 volume of 1.6 liters and has a turbo, two-liter.
Subaru XV Crossover
The smallest engine of Subaru XV is combined with a manual gearbox with five degrees and is rated 114 hp and maximum torque of 150 Nm. Subaru XV It will accelerate from standstill to 100 km / hour in 13.1 seconds and a top speed of 179 km / hour. In combined cycle average fuel consumption is 6.5 liters per 100 km.
2012 Subaru XV rear view
The larger petrol engine with 150 hp and combined with a manual transmission with 6 degrees. With this car accelerates to 100 km in 10.5 and has an average fuel consumption 6.9 liters per 100 km.
The diesel version has a power output of 147 hp and maximum torque of 350 Nm. With its maximum speed of crossover is 198 km / h and average fuel consumption in combined cycle is 5.6 liters per 100 km.
Interior of Subaru XV
All modifications will have a 4×4 transmission technology start & stop, stops the engine at stop lights or traffic jams. In versions with manual transmission torque is distributed between 50 to 50 front and rear axle, and those with automatic transmission in a ratio of 60 to 40 in favor of the front axle.
Some of the latest photos and information about the new 2011 SUBARU FORESTER with 2.0 engine
2011 model Subaru Forester
A cursory examination of the updated 2011 Subaru Forester 2.0 only the sharpest eye can detect what is not in m was different. Performing regular upgrades, the manufacturer only minimally changed his appearance.
On the grill had more chrome, and mirrors are located repeaters LED turns. The body remained the same as the previous generation, and still looks like a wagon.
Interior of 2011 Subaru Forester
The main innovation 2011 Subaru Forester 2.0 can be called atmospheric temperatures. Engineers have finished the engine, increasing its power characteristics and reduce fuel consumption by about 10%. In addition, the timing belt has been replaced by a chain that will reduce costs for future maintenance.
Facelifted 2011 Subaru Forester
Of course, from Subaru Forester 2.0 not expect, but the behavior is quite predictable, and sufficient for the sudden acceleration is only slightly tweak the engine.
Certain changes were made and the chassis. The rear suspension has become more rigorous and should provide better handling at high speeds. However, the bumpy terrain to put up with constant shaking or behind the rear axle load luggage. By the way, off-road four-wheel drive permanent Subaru Forester 2.0 fits almost perfectly, and the most difficult parts of helping a lower gear.
In addition to the technical part, and improved configuration 2011 Subaru Forester 2.0. Now, in the basic version and a Dynamic Stability VDC, which significantly increases the level of active safety. The price of the basic version has remained the same as the previous generation
Subaru Forester 2010
2010 Subaru Forester
The 2010 Subaru Forester, redesigned last year, rides smoother and looks better than ever before. Its standard all-wheel drive system, spacious rear seat, and low base price make it a great value in its class.
Whether you’re going on outdoor adventures or family road trips, the Subaru Forester delivers. It’s not the most luxurious compact SUV, but its downright fun to drive and comes with plenty of utility, including a particularly spacious rear seat.
2010 Subaru Forester interior
Forester is a reasonably priced alternative to compact SUV bellwethers such as the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4. It’s noisier and less refined than those rivals, and its interior ambiance is a step behind that of other recently redesigned crossovers. Also, Forester offers good fuel economy for highways and city driving, and lots of features for the money, with the 2.5X and 2.5X Premium being the strongest values.
2010 Subaru Forester back
The Subaru Forester’s $20,295 base price is one of the lowest in its class. On top of that, it’s the only SUV in its class to come with standard all-wheel drive. That makes it a great deal, especially if you live in snowy or rainy climates. Reviewers’ only complaints about the Forester concern its inconsistent materials quality and lack of high-tech options.
At 20/27 mpg city/highway, the Forester’s fuel economy is only about average for a compact SUV. Excellent city and highway vehicle, which you can use every time and everywhere. Several SUVs do better, but nearly all of the cost more than the Subaru – and none of them come standard with all-wheel drive (which can add at least a thousand dollars onto a car’s base price). Adding all-wheel drive will also likely decrease fuel economy, since the system adds extra weight.
Subaru Tribeca 2010
2010 Subaru Tribeca
The new 2010 Subaru Tribeca have a 3.6-liter engine, with who does a decent job of getting out of its own way. If you buy this SUV, you will have the experience of a good deal of body roll and under steer when tackling highway entrance ramps and conducting lane-change maneuvers. The suspension is very soft—making a lot of shuddering noises over our rough Michigan roads—and is slow to react, which makes the Tribeca drive much larger than it actually is. The softness does, however, provide adequate comfort for those aboard.
2010 Subaru Tribeca interior
Subaru Tribeca has a space for seven passengers, absolutely fully place for whole family and the pet including. Also it is all-wheel drive; the Tribeca will fill the bill, but be aware that the third row is only suitable for small children. And unlike the company’s smaller offerings, this Subie there is no sporting intentions. The driving position is uncomfortable due to odd pedal placement and a nontelescoping steering wheel.
2010 Subaru Tribeca exterior
Forward visibility is hindered by giant A-pillars and super-tall side-view mirrors, but vision out the back and sides is excellent. The Mazda CX-9 and the Honda Pilot are available with all-wheel drive and offer much more dynamic and efficient packages for about the same money.
2010 Subaru Outback
2010 Subaru Outback
2010 Subaru Outback.In the crossover sport utility vehicle market segment, the new best SUV 2010 Subaru Outback comes with better fuel economy, comfortable space, bigger cargo carrying ability and great on- and off-road capability. The 2010 Subaru Outback has significantly more power coming from its 170HP 2.5L 4-cylinder Boxer engine and now scores better on EPA fuel economy than the much smaller Suzuki SX-4 AWD. Sharing most of its equipment and safety features with the brand new Liberty, the 2010 Outback sits 70mm higher and comes with the additional body cladding and restyled bumper designs Outback owners have come to expect.
2010 Subaru Outback
2010 Subaru Outback.As the Legacy and Outback share much sheet-metal in common, the styling of either one has always been a delicate compromise. In this case, the Outback has gotten the better end of the deal; here, the thick eye-browed wheel arches, wide-eyed headlamps, and general musculature, make a lot more sense. Adding to this wagon-ized Legacy’s bodywork are such bush-whacking filigree as a toothy lower front valance, side rocker cladding, and a standard roof rack featuring pivoting cross bars which either link the side rails or fold back to reduce wind resistance and aero-noise. Underneath, ground clearance has risen to a lofty 8.7-inches.
2010 Subaru Outback
2010 Subaru Outback.Inside, there’s a traditional but handsome four-gauge instrument panel that includes a multi-display dash-center screen (that’s optionally upgradable to a navigation system with back-up camera). What you won’t see, though, is a center handbrake. That function is now electrically-engaged by a push-on, pull-off switch located below-left of the new three-spoke steering wheel (consequently, you can now hill-hold indefinitely). Less noticeable is the seats’ reshaping (presumably accept more rotund American back- and bottom-sides). Three trim packages (base, Premium, and Limited) will be offered for both the 2.5i and 3.6R-engined Outbacks.
2010 Subaru Outback
2010 Subaru Outback.Subaru offers a number of engine and drivetrain options for the Outback. For the eco-savvy out there, the 2.5-liter, flat four-cylinder engine produces 170 horsepower and 170 lb-ft of torque. That engine can be had with either a CVT or a six-speed manual transmission. The new regular-grade gas-swilling 3.6-liter flat six cylinder engine with 256 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque, though that engine is only available with a five-speed automatic transmission.
