Forester Outback Subaru XV SUV
The three Subaru off-roaders face off in a race [Video]
Subaru has put its three SUV models to the test, the Forester, the Outback and the XV, on a closed dirt circuit full of obstacles and challenges designed to show that the brand’s three off-roaders can overcome any challenge set before them

Summer is over, at least as far as holidays go, and everyone seems to be getting back into their normal routine. But some people still want more excitement and adventure in this September that is just beginning. That seems to be what Subaru wants to convey, a brand that has three SUVs ready to get our pulses racing and send adrenaline flowing without control.
In this video they have released, we see the three cars competing on a track full of obstacles set up so that each one can get the most out of itself and stand out from the rest. Drops, impossible bends, hidden surprises and healthy competition between them make for an intense adventure that you can watch alongside this article.
The three cars taking part in this particular test are the Subaru Outback, the Forester and the XV, the three SUVs the brand currently has on the market. We don’t know which versions of each model are taking part in the test, but all three prove they rise to the challenge and show they are up to what is demanded of them.
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The Subaru Outback comes with petrol, diesel and Bi-Fuel engines, the latter running on petrol and autogas. The diesel uses a 2.0-litre engine in several versions, priced from €33,700 to €39,000. The petrol is a 2.5-litre unit and starts at €34,800 for its entry trim, up to the Executive Plus trim, which costs €39,500.
As for the Subaru Forester, it is only available in two versions, diesel and petrol. The entry-level diesel version costs €30,900, while the top one costs €37,500.
In the case of the petrol engine, the entry version stays at €27,900 and the top one at €42,000. Finally, the Subaru XV also comes in three versions, with prices ranging from €23,140 to €31,940.
Technical specifications of the cars in this article
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