Subaru XV
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Subaru XV GT (2017-Present)

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Date Reviewed
7 June 2023
Performance
Handling
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Value
2.0i-P (2017)
Bought new, Owned for 5 Years
Fuel Economy: 11.0 km/litre (9.1 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    - Great Ride and Handling, stick to the tarmac like rail especially on rainy days, and low center of gravity do contributor to "drive like a sedan" feeling
    - Steering is nice to hold and nicely weighted. Still giving enough feedback even though it is an EPS.
    - Superior comfort, soaking up bumps, pothhole and undulations well like a sponge.
    - Creamy smooth boxer engine, and great CVT combonation. The CVT response like normal AT gearbox when pressed hard, and the gearbox knows when to hold the gear high (on a slope).
    - Good ergonamics - buttons are within reach, seats are very comfortable, and wide steering adjustment range. People with long legs like me and pull the steering much closer to my body with the seat pushing all the way back.
    - Fuel economy is decent for 2L engine with AWD, 9L/100KM for KL city drive, and down to 6L/100KM on PLUS highway (120+- KMH).
    - This car still have lots of physical buttons, and I love the small screen on the center top dashboard.
    - Original infotaiment isn't great, speakers sound very thin, and reflection from head unit makes you not able to read anything on screen.
    - Aircond doesn't cool down quickly, and this generation of XV suffer from cooling coil issues.
    - Small boot space.
    - CVT gearbox does whine after 3K RPM, and tend to upshift to the highest gear ASAP.
    - Maintenance cost of Subaru is higher than other Japanese brands.
To improve
- Better component quality for CKD Subaru XV (Cooling coil etc), but As far as I know, this is the last CKD as next gen will be CBU instead. - Better interior packaging, but next generation XV (Crosstrek) boot is equally small also.
Yes, I would recommend this car