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New features for 2015 include the new grille and bumper, rearview camera (which is standard across the range), available EyeSight driver assist and some upgraded trim on the inside.

Subaru designed the 2018 Crosstrek to provide even higher levels of safety than the outgoing model, which was named an IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK and a TOP SAFETY PICK + (when equipped with available EyeSight).

Crosstrek 2.0 i Premium Starting Price: $ 23,510 Fog lights Body - color folding side mirrors Windshield wiper de-icer and heated side mirrors Leather - wrapped steering wheel Heated front seats Starlink Safety and Security with automatic collision notification, SOS emergency assistance, enhanced roadside assistance and stolen vehicle recovery Available EyeSight Driver Assist Technology with adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking, lane - departure warning and lane - keep assist package (CVT only, $ 1,395) Available moonroof and blind - spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert package (CVT only, $ 1,400) Available Eyesight + Moonroof + Blind - spot monitoring package (CVT only, $ 2,395) 6 - speed manual transmission (add $ 1,000 for CVT automatic)

Together, they cook up a compact car that's easy to drive, efficient, secure in any weather, and safe thanks to features like a standard rearview camera and the available EyeSight driver - assist technology that constantly monitors surrounding traffic.

Crosstrek 2.0 i Limited Starting Price: $ 27,210 CVT automatic transmission standard Leather - trimmed upholstery with orange stitching Power driver's seat Blind - spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert Automatic single - zone climate control 8 - inch touchscreen infotainment system with AM / FM / HD Radio, CD player, dual USB inputs and voice - activated controls Keyless access with push - button start and PIN - code vehicle access 18 - inch alloy wheels LED steering responsive headlights Color multifunction dash display Folding rear - seat armrest with cup holders Available EyeSight Driver Assist Technology with high - beam assist, reverse automatic braking, moonroof ($ 2,095) Available EyeSight Driver Assist package with navigation and Harmon / Kardon premium audio ($ 3,445)

Subaru offers an available EyeSight suite of safety features and it's terrific.

Advanced Safety Features The 2019 Ascent comes standard with EyeSight Driver Assist Technology that includes Automatic Pre-Collision Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure and Sway Warning, Pre-Collision Throttle Management, and new, available EyeSight Assist Monitor (EAM) which provides a heads - up display of EyeSight system warnings and system status data on the windshield.

And a 2014 Legacy with Subaru's available EyeSight auto - braking system was one of just two cars to earn top scores in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's new Front Crash Prevention test.

Of course, all of that is on top of Subaru's available EyeSight suite of active safety goodies.

Not exact matches

With the exception of the rear - drive BRZ coupe and vehicles equipped with a manual transmission, the EyeSight active safety suite is available on every Subaru model sold in the U.S. market.

The newest IIHS crash - test standards only give the Top Safety Pick + rating to cars with forward collision warning or braking systems that can help avoid crashes; the 2014 Subaru Impreza was rated a Top Safety Pick before it had EyeSight available as an option.

On those models, EyeSight is available as part of the $ 2795 «Moonroof + Navigation + EyeSight + Keyless Access and Start» package.

The EyeSight system provides features like adaptive cruise control, lane - departure warning, and forward - collision warning, and it's available on the Legacy Premium and Limited.

The EyeSight active safety system, which includes adaptive cruise control, precollision braking, and lane departure warning and prevention, is now available.

Unfortunately, EyeSight is available only on the most expensive trim level, the Limited, so our mid-level Premium package test car didn't include it.

(Skip to details on the: WRX STI) New for 2016The EyeSight active safety system, which includes adaptive cruise control, precollision braking, and lane departure warning and prevention, is now available.

The Eyesight driver - assist system is available for Premium and Limited trim levels, as is lane - departure warning, lane keeping system and forward collision warning and mitigation.

Even more significant is the addition of the Subaru EyeSight driver assist system to the Impreza, which is available for 2015 Subaru Impreza 2.0 i Limited sedan models and 2.0 i Sport Limited hatchback models.

EyeSight, Subaru's suite of safety technologies, is available on a number of packages ranging from $ 1,395 to $ 3,445.

Many of the standard and optional features on the Limited, which include an 8.0 - inch multimedia display, keyless entry with push - button starter, optional Eyesight safety package with adaptive cruise control, automatic pre-collision braking, lane departure and sway warning, navigation and high - beam assist, are available on the CVT Premium, but not the manual Premium, nor the manual or CVT base.

Still the only car in its class with All - Wheel Drive as standard, the 2015 Legacy continues the brand's safety leadership by introducing an improved EyeSight system and available rear radar system that supports new driver - assistance technologies.

The new 2016 Subaru WRX and WRX STI models feature the EyeSight Driver Assist Technology, now with Lane Keep Assist, available for WRX with Sport Lineartronic transmission.

For the model years in the study, EyeSight was available on the Forester, Legacy and Outback.

Since the moonroof and keyless access are a $ 1,500 option available separately, we estimate EyeSight's portion of the price is $ 600 - $ 900, the rest taken up by the nav system.

Available LED steering - responsive headlights; with EyeSight automatic high - beam operation is included

Elsewhere, Subaru's excellent EyeSight driver - assist technology is available, and a rearview camera is standard equipment.

The EyeSight driver assistance system is available from 2013.

You'd have to get either the WRX Premium and WRX Limited (the only WRXs available with a CVT) to get the full EyeSight active safety suite.

Subaru's EyeSight system is available on the Premium and Limited trims.

Available for Outback Premium and Limited trim lines, EyeSight uses Subaru - developed stereo camera technology and integrates Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking and Vehicle Lane Departure Warning.

Safety Leader with EyeSight Driver Assist Technology The Subaru Legacy builds on its long record as a safety standout for 2018, with Reverse Automatic Braking (RAB) and newly available Steering Responsive Headlight (SRH) system.

EyeSight is available only with the $ 1,000 CVT automatic transmission, and EyeSight is excluded from the Crosstrek Hybrid.

The brand's available award - winning EyeSight Driver Assist Technology, available on most trims, includes Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking, Vehicle Lane Departure Warning and Lane Keep Assist.

EyeSight is not available on the base 2.0 i, and it's a $ 1,995 option on the 2.0 i Premium.

The Legacy 2.5 i Sport starts at $ 26,345 and is available with EyeSight and navigation and a suite of accompanying safety features like Blind Spot Detection / Rear Cross Traffic Alert, High Beam Assist and Reverse Automatic Braking.

EyeSight models were available for Touring Wagon 2.0 GT and 3.0 R, B4 3.0 R, Outback 3.0 R. All EyeSight models include Sportshift E-5AT transmission.

EyeSight will be available as standard from October on all XE Lineartronic and XE Premium Lineartronic Foresters.

EyeSight is available as a stand - alone option — get this — as is a moonroof.

The Subaru Legacy, Outback and Forester also are available with EyeSight and previously earned the Top Safety Pick + award.

The small Subie is available as a 4 - door sedan and 5 - door hatchback, and in higher trims can be had with Subaru's EyeSight safety system that monitors traffic and can automatically apply the brakes in an emergency.

It's available as either a four - door sedan or a five - door hatchback, and with options such as Active Torque Vectoring to improve turn - in and reduce understeer, Steering Responsive Headlights that turn with the steering wheel and Subaru's EyeSight Driver Assist Technology which includes lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking.

Because, although EyeSight is optional, it is available on even the most affordable of its vehicles.

Lane departure warning, forward collision warning and a forward collision mitigation system with automatic braking are available via the EyeSight driver - assist technology package.

Subaru's excellent EyeSight safety suite, with automatic braking, lane - keep assist, and more, is available on all models but the base 2.0 i, bundled with a moonroof and premium audio.

Other feature on higher trim levels or available as options include a cross-traffic alert, blind spot warning system that works at extended distance compared to others, a new generation of the company's exceptional EyeSight system that employs more compact colour cameras for improved poor weather work, the ability to recognize red brake lights and faster pedestrian detection.

The first generation of EyeSight, which used black and white cameras, was available in the U.S. on the 2013 — 14 Legacy and Outback and the 2014 — 16 Forester.

EyeSight is available on the 2.5 i Premium, and it's bundled into a $ 1,695 package that also includes a power rear tailgate and Blind Spot Detection and Rear Cross Traffic Alert.

And if the Impreza is too small, the midsize Legacy is also available with EyeSight from $ 28,995.

Available features include EyeSight driver - assist technology, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, air conditioning, satellite radio, Bluetooth, USB ports, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, fog lamps, navigation, and leather seats.

The available DriverFocus system works with Subaru's EyeSight technology suite, which is now standard across the Forester trim levels.