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Carsales Staff30 Mar 2010
NEWS

Forester X's April adventure

Subaru will be hoping to attract new customers to the fold with a special 'adventure-ready' value pack for entry-level Foresters in April

Subaru has launched a special April-only deal for its entry-level Forester X model, adding an "adventure-ready" accessory pack at no extra cost. All Subaru Forester X models purchased during April will get the following extra features, adding more than $2000 worth of value:

- Garmin Nuvi 1350 widescreen portable SatNav unit
- Bluetooth mobile phone kit
- Carpet mats
- Rear step panel
- Cargo tray
- Headlamp protectors
- Bonnet protector
- Roof cross bars
- $200 Subaru genuine accessory voucher

Standard features of the Forester include six airbags, CD stereo, vehicle dynamics control, remote keyless entry and symmetrical all-wheel drive. Like all models in Subaru's range, the Forester X has a five-star ANCAP safety rating.

The manufacturers list price for the Forester X is $30,990 for the manual and $32,990 for the automatic before government and dealer charges are added.

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