It's not like it was a question of affordability. It was a question of sensibility. Even with my physical disabilities, I am very active outdoors taking my Crosstrek to some outrageous places for hiking, fishing, camping, snowshoeing and a whole gamut of outdoor activities.
I had a 2017 Subaru cross track and at the end of the four year lease, Subaru contacted me and offered me a 2021. Some minor changes have taken place in the 2022 that I believe you will be interested in reading about. But they offered me a vehicle with more features and with a smaller payment. They attempted to get me out of the lease sooner, however I was really enjoying the 2017 Crosstrek.
I read consumer reports all the time. What was more interesting to discover in this consumer report, was that there was a profound degree of consumer satisfaction. I think you'll see why it's easy for me to be satisfied with a Subaru Crosstrek.
Sincerely,
Don