- Eyesight & Navigation System W/Saddle Brown Int
- Popular Package #2
- Panoramic Roof
- Leather Seats
- Navigation System
- Cargo Cover - Power Rear Gate
- All-Weather Floor Mats
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Keyless Start
- Rear Spoiler
- Dark Gray Metallic
- Saddle Brown; Perforated Leather-Trimmed Upholstery
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2017 Subaru Forester Touring The 2017 Forester Touring is a surprisingly loaded little SUV, especially if you're looking at one with the EyeSight package. It has standard AWD, 8.7 inches of ground clearance, and seating for five. CCar and Driver Cool features ? Standard Symmetrical AWD — every Forester came with AWD. 8.7 inches of ground clearance — better for snow, gravel and rough roads than most compact SUVs. CCar and Driver Large panoramic power moonroof — gives the cabin a much more open feel. AAuto Brochures Leather interior — Touring gets a 10-way power driver's seat with lumbar and memory. Heated front seats. Heated steering wheel — available with EyeSight. Keyless Access + push-button start. ? Dual-zone automatic climate control. Harman Kardon premium audio — 440 watts and 8 speakers. 7-inch STARLINK touchscreen with smartphone/app connectivity. ? Available navigation. Power rear liftgate. 18-inch alloy wheels on the 2.0XT Touring; the 2.5i Touring uses 18-inch wheels as well. SSubaru Media Steering Responsive Headlights — the headlights turn with the steering to illuminate curves. This was standard on Touring. SSubaru Media EyeSight is the big one If the particular Touring has EyeSight Driver Assist, that's a major upgrade. It includes: Adaptive cruise control Pre-collision automatic braking Lane-departure/sway warning Lane Keep Assist High Beam Assist Blind-spot detection Rear cross-traffic alert Subaru upgraded EyeSight for 2017 with color cameras and a wider/longer field of vision. SSubaru Media But check which engine it has This is important because there were two Touring versions: 2.5i Touring 2.5L naturally aspirated flat-4 170 hp Regular gasoline About 28 mpg combined More economical and simpler. EEdmunds 2.0XT Touring 2.0L turbo flat-4 250 hp / 258 lb-ft Premium fuel required About 25 mpg combined Much quicker and considerably more fun. EEdmunds My pick If you're shopping used, I'd specifically hunt for a 2.0XT Touring with EyeSight. That's the sleeper version: 250 hp + AWD + leather + moonroof + premium audio + advanced driver assistance in a relatively small SUV.
