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The latest automotive reliability rankings from Consumer Reports highlight a strong result for drivers seeking long-term dependability. In the most recent Annual Auto Reliability Survey, the brand secured the second-place spot among all major automotive manufacturers, earning an impressive predicted reliability score of 63 out of 100. This outstanding result puts the lineup just a hair behind the top spot, which was claimed with a score of 66 out of 100. Even more impressive is the brand's performance in the 2026 Automotive Brand Report Card, where it claimed the number-one spot overall for the second consecutive year. This comprehensive ranking evaluates more than just predicted reliability; it combines dependability data with road-test performance, active safety features, and owner satisfaction scores. The resulting top finish underscores a rare industry balance: vehicles that are reliable while also performing well in daily driving tests. For local drivers looking to experience these award-winning vehicles in person, our showroom at 6400 Blanding Blvd features a diverse selection of highly rated models. Whether you are searching for a highly efficient commuter vehicle or want to explore our new performance lineup, our team is dedicated to helping you find the right fit. You can also give us a quick call to speak directly with an expert about the latest reliability data and vehicle availability. Table of Contents How Consumer Reports Evaluates Multiple Models to Determine Brand Scores The Most Reliable Subaru Models for Active Lifestyles Analyzing the Reliability and Pricing of the Three-Row Subaru Ascent Comparing Fuel Economy and Dependability: Subaru Forester vs Toyota RAV4 Does Subaru’s Reliability Reputation Extend to the Sporty WRX? Clarifying Your Questions About Subaru Dependability Experience Award-Winning Reliability Firsthand at Hanania How Consumer Reports Evaluates Multiple Models to Determine Brand Scores Many drivers assume that a brand's reliability score is based on just one or two standout vehicles, but the actual evaluation process is far more comprehensive. To calculate these brand-level scores, Consumer Reports analyzes survey data from its members, covering approximately 380,000 vehicles. The organization tracks up to 20 distinct trouble areas, ranging from minor issues like loose interior trim to major mechanical failures in the engine or transmission. The methodology requires data from at least two models across multiple model years to establish an accurate brand ranking. This multi-model approach ensures that a single vehicle's issues do not unfairly drag down or artificially inflate the entire brand's standing. By weighing the severity of each problem and its impact on the owner, the survey creates a realistic picture of what buyers can expect during long-term ownership. If you are currently researching your next vehicle, we invite you to browse our new inventory or explore our wide selection of pre-owned options by viewing our pre-owned vehicles online. For those interested in a model that consistently performs well in these multi-vehicle evaluations, our new Outback selection provides an excellent starting point for your search. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Limited Limited XT Premium Touring Touring XT Wilderness Engine 2.5L 2.4L 2.5L 2.5L 2.4L 2.4L Horsepower 180 hp 260 hp 180 hp 180 hp 260 hp 260 hp Torque 178 lb-ft 277 lb-ft 178 lb-ft 178 lb-ft 277 lb-ft 277 lb-ft Transmission Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT High-torque Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Drivetrain All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive ​ The Most Reliable Subaru Models for Active Lifestyles For drivers loading up golf clubs or beach gear for a weekend in Ponte Vedra Beach, having a vehicle that starts every single time is non-negotiable. According to the latest survey data, the Impreza stands out as the most reliable model in the lineup, with the closely related Crosstrek ranking as the third most reliable. The Crosstrek features a starting MSRP of $26,995 and comes standard with All-wheel drive and a 2.5L engine paired with a Lineartronic CVT, delivering an efficient 26 city / 33 hwy. Both the Impreza and Crosstrek earned "Great" quality and reliability ratings from J.D. Power, scoring in the low-to-mid 80s. These ratings reflect excellent build quality and mechanical simplicity, which translate directly to lower ownership costs over time. When buyers are inspecting a pre-owned vehicle on our lot, our team always recommends checking the uniform tread wear on the tires to ensure the all-wheel-drive system has been properly maintained. To help you transition into one of these highly dependable models, we offer convenient online tools to value your trade-in from the comfort of home. You can also browse our highly vetted certified pre-owned inventory to find a late-model vehicle that has undergone a rigorous multi-point inspection. ​ Analyzing the Reliability and Pricing of the Three-Row Subaru Ascent How the largest vehicle in the lineup fares when it comes to long-term dependability is a common question among growing families. The three-row Ascent received an average reliability score in the latest survey cycle, making it a highly dependable option for those who need maximum seating capacity. Equipped with standard safety features and a spacious cabin, it is built to handle daily carpools and long-distance road trips with ease. While the Ascent is designed for passenger volume, buyers who do not require a third row often compare it to the Outback. The Outback Premium trim starts at $34,995 with a $1,450 destination charge, while the more luxurious Limited trim is priced at $41,715 and the turbocharged Limited XT sits at $44,365. For those seeking the ultimate in comfort, the Touring trim at $45,395 and the Touring XT at $47,995 offer premium amenities, while the rugged Wilderness trim at $44,995 is perfect for off-road excursions. To see how these spacious vehicles can accommodate your lifestyle, you can browse our new Ascent models online. If you already own an Ascent and want to keep it performing at its best, our parts department is stocked with genuine Subaru parts to ensure a perfect fit for every repair. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Limited Limited XT Premium Touring Touring XT Wilderness Base MSRP $41,715 $44,365 $34,995 $45,395 $47,995 $44,995 Destination charge $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 ​ Comparing Fuel Economy and Dependability: Subaru Forester vs Toyota RAV4 While the Toyota RAV4 is a frequent sight on the highway, comparing it directly to the Forester reveals key differences in efficiency and standard equipment. The RAV4 achieves an EPA-estimated 27 mpg city / 35 mpg hwy, which slightly edges out the standard gasoline Forester at 26 city / 33 hwy. However, the Forester includes standard All-wheel drive across its entire lineup, whereas the competitor often charges extra for all-wheel traction. For commuters driving from Yulee into the city, the Forester Hybrid offers slightly above-average reliability and improved fuel economy. The Forester features a standard 2.5L engine producing 180 hp and 178 lb-ft of torque, mated to a smooth Lineartronic CVT. Drivers looking for a bit more muscle often step up to the Outback Touring XT, which utilizes a turbocharged 2.4L engine to deliver 260 hp and 277 lb-ft of torque. You can explore these efficient options by viewing our new Forester inventory online today. To keep your current vehicle running at peak efficiency, we invite you to schedule your next maintenance visit at our service center. Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Limited Limited XT Premium Touring Touring XT Wilderness MPG 25 city / 31 hwy / 27 combined 21 city / 29 hwy / 24 combined 25 city / 31 hwy / 27 combined 25 city / 31 hwy / 27 combined 21 city / 29 hwy / 24 combined 21 city / 27 hwy / 23 combined ​ Does Subaru’s Reliability Reputation Extend to the Sporty WRX? Performance cars are rarely associated with high reliability scores, and the WRX is no exception to this trend. In recent reliability surveys, the WRX scored lower than its more conservative stablemates, primarily due to the high-stress nature of its performance-oriented powertrain. Under the hood, the WRX features a turbocharged 2.4-liter flat-four engine generating 271 hp, designed for driving enthusiasts who prioritize handling and acceleration over pure utility. While it may require more diligent maintenance than a standard commuter hatchback, the thrill of the drive remains unmatched. If you are ready to take the next step toward owning this iconic performance sedan, you can apply for financing online to secure a current financing terms before visiting our showroom. ​ Clarifying Your Questions About Subaru Dependability Q: What is the standard warranty coverage on a new Subaru? Every new model comes with a basic bumper-to-bumper warranty of 3 years / 36,000 miles and a powertrain warranty of 5 years / 60,000 miles. Additionally, at our dealership, we provide a complimentary Lifetime Warranty and two years of scheduled maintenance with every new vehicle purchase. Q: Does Subaru provide roadside assistance if I experience an emergency? Yes, new models include comprehensive roadside aid for 3 years / 36,000 miles. If you experience a flat tire, a dead battery, or need a tow to an authorized service center, you can contact Subaru Roadside Assistance: 800-261-2155 for manufacturer-backed support. Q: How does hot weather affect my vehicle's battery and performance? High ambient temperatures can accelerate battery wear and put extra strain on your vehicle's cooling systems. Keeping up with regular multi-point inspections and parking in shaded areas helps protect your vehicle's vital components during the hottest months of the year. Q: Are there active federal tax credits available for new electric Subaru models? The federal clean vehicle tax credits were terminated for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. The only exception is for buyers who entered into a binding written contract and made a down payment on or before that date; we recommend consulting your tax preparer to verify your specific eligibility. Q: Which compact crossover offers the best blend of value and reliability? The Crosstrek consistently ranks near the top of its class for predicted reliability and owner satisfaction. You can explore our current selection of this highly rated crossover by browsing our new Crosstrek inventory online. ​ Experience Award-Winning Reliability Firsthand at Hanania Finding a vehicle that balances safety, capability, and long-term reliability is easy when you shop our extensive lineup. Our team is here to help you find the perfect model for your daily commute or weekend adventures. We invite you to visit our showroom at 6400 Blanding Blvd to take a test drive and experience the symmetrical all-wheel-drive difference. If you have any questions about our current inventory or want to learn more about our lifetime warranty program, please give us a quick call or schedule your service appointment online today. © 2026 Hanania Subaru. All rights reserved.

The Physics of Balance on Florida Roads When I’m talking to drivers about traction, the conversation usually starts with the heavy summer downpours we see around Ponte Vedra Beach. Most people think all-wheel drive is just for snow, but the real magic of Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive is how it handles a sudden hydroplaning risk on a slick highway. Unlike many systems that are bolted onto an existing front-wheel-drive frame, Subaru builds the entire drivetrain in a straight, longitudinal line. This means the Subaru BOXER engine sits low and centered, creating a balanced center of gravity that you can actually feel when you’re taking a sharp turn or merging onto a wet interstate. In my 6 years as a Service Advisor, I’ve seen how this layout prevents the "nose-heavy" feeling common in other crossovers. Because the power flows in a direct path from the engine to all four wheels simultaneously, the vehicle stays planted rather than searching for grip. If you want to feel this stability for yourself, you can always find our showroom on Blanding Blvd. Our team is always happy to walk you through the hardware under the hood, or you can give us a call at (904) 906-1235 to chat about which model fits your commute best. Table of Contents How Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive Outsmarts On-Demand Systems Standard Traction Across the 2026 Subaru Lineup Mastering Extreme Conditions with Subaru X-MODE The Millisecond Matchup: Subaru Symmetrical AWD vs. Audi Quattro The Efficiency Equation: Constant Grip vs. On-Demand Fuel Economy Proactive Care for Your Subaru Drivetrain How Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive Outsmarts On-Demand Systems A question I get frequently in the service lane is why a Subaru feels different than a competitor's "on-demand" system. Most crossovers on the road today are actually front-wheel drive until they detect a slip; only then do they send power to the rear. The problem is that by the time the computer reacts, you’ve already lost momentum. Subaru’s system is "always on," continuously delivering power to every wheel. This proactive approach is a huge advantage when you’re navigating the sandy parking areas near the coast or dealing with the unpredictable road surfaces around Yulee. Whether you are looking at our new Crosstrek inventory or browsing through our current used-vehicle selection, that full-time engagement remains a core benefit. Even if you choose from our certified pre-owned Subaru models, you’re getting a drivetrain designed to prevent slip before it starts. It’s the difference between a system that reacts to a mistake and one that prevents the mistake from happening in the first place. Standard Traction Across the 2026 Subaru Lineup One thing I always tell customers is that you shouldn't have to pay extra for safety. While many brands hide their best traction systems behind expensive "off-road" packages, Symmetrical AWD is standard on nearly every vehicle we carry. From the 2026 Subaru Forester to the three-row Ascent, you get the same professional-grade hardware regardless of the trim level. The only exception in our new Subaru inventory is the BRZ, which is built specifically for rear-wheel-drive enthusiasts. Signature Packages & Off-Road Ready Signature Packages & Off-Road Ready — available options with MSRP pricing Package Premium Limited Touring Wilderness Premium / Limited Package (PIO) $970 $970 — — Premium / Limited Plus Package (PIO) $1,274 $1,274 — — Touring Package (PIO) — — $1,226 — Wilderness Package (PIO) — — — $1,103 Wilderness Plus Package (PIO) — — — $1,317 Premium Paint $395 $395 $395 $395 Weather Floor Liners (PIO) $201 $201 $201 — For those who want to maximize that capability, we offer several signature packages. For instance, the 2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness can be equipped with a Wilderness Plus Package (PIO) for $1,317, which adds features that complement its rugged stance. If you’re eyeing a performance-oriented drive, you can explore our new Subaru performance models to see how AWD translates to high-speed cornering. When you find the right match, it’s easy to apply for financing online to get the process started before you even arrive at the dealership. Mastering Extreme Conditions with Subaru X-MODE I often hear from drivers who are worried about getting stuck in deep mud or soft sand during weekend trips. This is where X-MODE comes into play. While the AWD system handles the mechanical distribution of power, X-MODE acts as the brain, adjusting the engine output and transmission ratios to maximize grip. In the 2026 Subaru Outback, the Snow/Dirt Mode limits wheel slip, while the Deep Snow/Mud Mode —available on higher trims like the Wilderness —actually allows for some controlled wheelspin to help "dig" the tires out of soft surfaces. If you’re planning to trade in a vehicle that struggled with Florida’s softer terrain, we can help you value your trade-in to see how much equity you can put toward a more capable Subaru. To keep these electronic systems communicating perfectly with your mechanical drivetrain, it is vital to stay on top of your maintenance schedule. You can easily book your next service visit through our website to ensure your sensors and fluids are in top shape for your next adventure. The Millisecond Matchup: Subaru Symmetrical AWD vs. Audi Quattro It is a common misconception that all high-end AWD systems work the same way. When comparing Subaru to a system like Audi Quattro, the difference often comes down to the mechanical layout. Audi systems are incredibly sophisticated, but they often rely on complex center differentials that add weight and maintenance requirements. Subaru’s longitudinal design uses equal-length half-shafts, which naturally eliminates "torque steer"—that pulling sensation you feel in the steering wheel during hard acceleration. Engine & Performance Powertrain specifications across trim levels Feature Premium Limited Touring Wilderness Engine 2.5L H4 2.4L H4 2.4L H4 2.4L H4 Standard across all trims: Feature Included Transmission CVT Drivetrain 4WD For those who prioritize this level of engineering, the 2026 Subaru Outback remains a benchmark, and you can see our new Outback options to compare how different trims handle the road. We also stock genuine Subaru components for those who want to maintain the factory-spec precision of their drivetrain. In my experience, the simplicity of Subaru’s design is why these vehicles stay on the road so long; there are fewer complicated parts to fail when the miles start adding up. The Efficiency Equation: Constant Grip vs. On-Demand Fuel Economy Many of our customers wonder if full-time AWD hurts their gas mileage. It’s a fair question. Some competitors use on-demand systems to save a fraction of a gallon by disconnecting an axle, but Subaru has engineered the Lineartronic CVT to bridge that gap. For example, the 2026 Subaru Outback Premium achieves an EPA-estimated 25 city / 31 hwy and 28 combined MPG. Even the more powerful Limited and Touring trims, which utilize the 2.4L H4 engine, deliver a solid 25 combined MPG. Fuel Economy EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings Feature Premium Limited Touring Wilderness City MPG 25 mpg 21 mpg 21 mpg 21 mpg Highway MPG 31 mpg 29 mpg 29 mpg 27 mpg Combined MPG 28 mpg 25 mpg 25 mpg 24 mpg Standard across all trims: Fuel Type Unleaded Best combined fuel economy: Premium at 28 mpg If you need more space without sacrificing too much efficiency, our new Ascent inventory offers three rows of seating while maintaining standard AWD. For those who prioritize a smaller footprint, the new Forester models provide a great balance of visibility and utility. You aren't just getting traction; you're getting a vehicle that manages its Fuel Type: Unleaded efficiently while keeping all four wheels engaged for maximum safety. Proactive Care for Your Subaru Drivetrain Working with families in Orange Park, I’ve learned that the best way to avoid a breakdown is to understand how your vehicle's tires affect the AWD system. Because a Subaru is always sending power to all four wheels, it is critical that all four tires are the same size and have similar tread depth. If one tire is significantly more worn than the others, it can spin at a different speed, putting unnecessary stress on the center differential. This is why we emphasize regular tire rotations and alignments during your visits. If you ever notice a vibration or a strange noise while turning, don't wait. Our certified service center is equipped with the specialized tools needed to diagnose Subaru-specific drivetrain issues. You can get directions to our Blanding Blvd location or call (904) 906-1235 to speak with one of our advisors. We’re here to make sure your Subaru stays as capable as the day you drove it off the lot. For any unexpected issues on the road, remember that your new vehicle includes Subaru Roadside Assistance: 1-800-261-2155, providing manufacturer-backed support whenever you need it. © 2026 Hanania Subaru. All rights reserved.

Trading in a vehicle is a major financial step that often comes with unnecessary anxiety, but entering the dealership with the right information completely changes the dynamic. To help you navigate this process with absolute certainty, we sat down with Kyle Nelson, Sales Consultant at Hanania Subaru, who has spent 3 years helping buyers maximize their trade-in power. In this exclusive interview, Kyle breaks down the exact mechanics of dealership appraisals, local market factors, and the financial advantages that can help you secure a highly competitive offer for your current vehicle. Q: Kyle, what are the primary steps a vehicle owner should expect when they decide to trade in their current car for a new Subaru? A: When you decide to transition into a new vehicle, the trade-in path is designed to operate as a seamless, single-day transaction. The process begins when you arrive at our showroom to explore the new Subaru inventory and select the vehicle that matches your lifestyle. While you are test-driving a potential new vehicle, our professional appraisal team will perform a physical evaluation of your trade-in to establish its current market value. Once the appraisal is complete, we present you with a written valuation that can be applied directly as a down payment toward your purchase. If you accept the offer, we deduct that exact amount from the purchase price of your new vehicle, which immediately lowers your total loan balance or cash outlay. This entire process allows you to drop off your old keys and drive home in a new model in just a single visit, avoiding the weeks of detailing, listing, and meeting strangers that come with selling a vehicle on your own. For drivers who want to get a head start before visiting us, we highly recommend using our online tool to value your trade-in from the comfort of home. Knowing your estimated value beforehand helps you plan your budget more effectively, whether you are eyeing the versatile new Forester inventory or looking at the family-sized new Ascent inventory. If you want to discuss your trade-in options directly with our team, you can easily reach out by giving us a quick call or dropping by our showroom. Q: Why is it so important for local car owners to use their specific regional ZIP code when they are gathering trade-in estimates online? A: Many vehicle owners do not realize that vehicle valuations are highly regionalized, meaning a national average estimate rarely reflects what your car is actually worth in Northeast Florida. When you enter your local ZIP code into an online valuation tool, the software automatically adjusts the pricing algorithm to account for regional supply, demand, and localized inventory shortages. For example, in our coastal environment, vehicles equipped with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive are highly sought after by outdoor enthusiasts who frequent the sandy coastal plains and maritime forests of Ponte Vedra Beach. This localized demand directly inflates the trade-in value of pre-owned all-wheel-drive models in our area compared to flat, dry regions of the country where all-wheel drive is considered a luxury rather than a necessity. The same principle applies to our used-vehicle inventory, where highly reliable crossovers maintain exceptionally strong resale values due to our active local lifestyle. To illustrate how well these vehicles hold their value, third-party automotive analytics from CarEdge show that brand-new Subaru vehicles depreciate only about 39% after five years, retaining roughly 61% of their original value. This impressive value retention places the brand among the slowest-depreciating mainstream manufacturers in the industry, meaning your trade-in is likely worth more in our local market than national estimators might suggest. Q: Walk us through the physical appraisal. What specific components and vehicle conditions do your appraisers inspect at the dealership? A: The physical appraisal is a highly systematic process where our team looks at both the cosmetic and mechanical health of your vehicle to determine its true wholesale value. We begin with a comprehensive exterior walk-around, looking for paint inconsistencies, body panel alignment issues, dents, and any signs of previous structural repairs. We also inspect the tires for even tread wear, as uneven patterns can point to underlying alignment or suspension issues that would need to be addressed before we can resell the vehicle. Inside the cabin, our appraisers evaluate the condition of the upholstery, dashboard, and electronic controls, ensuring that safety systems, climate control, and infotainment features function exactly as intended. We also conduct a short test drive to assess engine performance, transmission smoothness, and braking responsiveness. If your vehicle has minor cosmetic blemishes, we generally advise against spending money on major repairs before trading it in, as our service department can perform reconditioning work far more cost-effectively than a retail consumer can. However, bringing your vehicle in clean and presenting a complete folder of its maintenance history can significantly boost an appraiser's confidence in the vehicle's long-term durability. If your current vehicle is due for a pre-trade check or minor maintenance, you can easily schedule a service appointment online to ensure everything is in top shape before your appraisal. Q: How do you calculate the sales tax savings of a trade-in, and how does that impact the overall deal? A: One of the most significant financial advantages of trading in your vehicle at a dealership is the state sales tax credit, which is a benefit you completely lose when selling a car privately. In Florida, you are only required to pay sales tax on the net difference between the purchase price of your new vehicle and the value of your trade-in. To put this into perspective, if you are purchasing a new vehicle for $40,000 and our team values your trade-in at $15,000, your taxable balance is reduced to just $25,000. Assuming a standard local sales tax rate of 6%, you would only pay $1,500 in sales tax instead of the $2,400 you would owe without a trade-in, instantly saving you $900 on the transaction. "The sales tax credit is essentially free money from the state that immediately boosts the real-world value of your trade-in by hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars." This tax advantage makes trading in an incredibly lucrative option, especially for busy professionals and families who want to maximize their purchasing power. These tax savings can also be applied when transitioning into our high-quality certified pre-owned inventory, allowing you to secure a highly reliable, thoroughly inspected vehicle while keeping your upfront acquisition costs as low as possible. Q: What happens to your monthly payments when rolling negative equity into a new auto loan? A: Rolling negative equity into a new loan is a common solution for drivers who need to exit their current vehicle but owe more on their auto loan than the vehicle is currently worth. When you have negative equity, the dealership pays off your existing loan in full, and the outstanding balance—the difference between your loan payoff and the trade-in value—is added to the principal of your new auto loan. While this is a highly convenient way to consolidate your debt into a single monthly payment, it is important to understand that it will increase your new monthly payments and immediately put you in an underwater position on your new vehicle. Because you are financing a larger sum than the retail value of the new car, we always encourage buyers to carefully evaluate how this affects their long-term financial health. To offset this added principal, we recommend choosing a highly reliable vehicle with slow depreciation, such as the models found in our new Outback inventory or our new Crosstrek inventory, which help protect your equity over time. Before making any decisions, you can easily apply for financing online to see what loan terms, interest rates, and structures you qualify for, allowing you to make a highly informed decision. Q: In what situations is trading in your vehicle a better option than trying to sell it yourself? A: While selling a vehicle privately can sometimes yield a slightly higher nominal offer, the sheer amount of time, effort, and financial risk involved makes trading in the superior choice for the vast majority of drivers. Selling a car privately requires you to detail the vehicle, take high-quality photos, list it on multiple online platforms, and field dozens of inquiries from unserious buyers. You also have to coordinate test drives with strangers, navigate the legal complexities of transferring a title, and handle the payoff of any existing lien on the vehicle yourself. For commuters who rely on their vehicles daily to travel from growing suburban areas like Yulee into the city, being without a car during a private sale transition is simply not an option. Trading in your vehicle at a dealership eliminates all of these logistical headaches in a single afternoon. We handle all of the DMV paperwork, coordinate directly with your lienholder to pay off your existing loan, and ensure that you seamlessly transition from your old vehicle directly into your new one without a single day of downtime. The convenience of a guaranteed transaction, combined with the substantial sales tax savings, often completely bridges the gap between a private-party valuation and a dealer trade-in offer. Q: What key details should be clearly itemized in a written trade-in offer from a dealership? A: When you receive a written trade-in offer, transparency is paramount, and you should always ensure that every financial element of the transaction is clearly and separately itemized on the buyer's order. A professional, trustworthy written offer should explicitly state the exact wholesale valuation of your trade-in vehicle, completely separate from any dealer discounts, manufacturer incentives, or the purchase price of the new vehicle. You should also look for a clear line item showing the calculated sales tax savings, which confirms that the tax credit has been properly applied to reduce your taxable balance. Ensure that there are no hidden reconditioning fees or administrative charges deducted from your vehicle's valuation unless they were clearly discussed and justified during the physical appraisal. At Hanania Subaru, we pride ourselves on providing completely transparent, line-by-line breakdowns of every deal so you can see exactly where your money is going. If you are ready to experience a stress-free, transparent trade-in process, we invite you to stop by our showroom at 6400 Blanding Blvd to meet our team. Whether you want to explore our new Subaru performance inventory or simply want a professional, no-obligation appraisal of your current car, we are here to help you drive home with absolute confidence. ​ Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Limited Limited XT Premium Touring Touring XT Wilderness Base MSRP $41,715 $44,365 $34,995 $45,395 $47,995 $44,995 Destination charge $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 $1,450 ​ Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Limited Limited XT Premium Touring Touring XT Wilderness Engine 2.5L 2.4L 2.5L 2.5L 2.4L 2.4L Horsepower 180 hp 260 hp 180 hp 180 hp 260 hp 260 hp Torque 178 lb-ft 277 lb-ft 178 lb-ft 178 lb-ft 277 lb-ft 277 lb-ft Transmission Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT High-torque Lineartronic CVT Lineartronic CVT Drivetrain All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Genuine Subaru Parts Subaru Service Center © 2026 Hanania Subaru. 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