Subaru Forester 2012–2015

4 generation

No photos yet2.0XT Lineartronic AWD (241 hp)

General information

Number of doors5

At a glance

Engine1998 cm3 Gasoline

Power241 hp

GearboxContinuously variable transmission (CVT)

OriginN/A

Trim

2.0 CVT AWD (150 PS)2.0 CVT AWD (241 PS)2.0D MT (147 hp)2.0i Lineartronic (148 hp)2.0i Lineartronic AWD (150 hp)2.0i MT (148 hp)2.0i MT AWD (150 PS)2.0 XT Lineartronic (253 hp)2.0XT Lineartronic (276 hp)2.0 XT Lineartronic (280 hp)2.0XT Lineartronic AWD (241 hp)2.5 CVT AWD (171 PS)2.5i Lineartronic AWD (171 hp)2.5i S AWD (171 hp)

Specifications

Engine

Max power (kW)180 kW

Capacity1998 cm3

Engine power241 hp

Engine power245 PS

Maximum torque350 N*m

Number of cylinders4

Valves per cylinder4

Cylinder bore86 mm

Stroke cycle86 mm

Injection typedirect injection

Turnover of maximum torquefrom 2 400 to 3 600 RPM

Engine typeGasoline

Cylinder layoutOpposed

Presence of intercoolerPresent

Max power at RPMto 5 600 RPM

Boost typeTurbo

Bodywork

Front/rear axle load1095/1095 kg

Curb weight1502 kg

Front track1545 mm

Rear track1550 mm

Max trunk capacity1577 l

Height1735 mm

Width1795 mm

Full weight2110 kg

Ground clearance220 mm

Wheelbase2640 mm

Trailer load (with brakes)4110 kg

Length4595 mm

Number of seater5

Min trunk capacity505 l

Payload608 kg

Body typeCrossover

Gearbox and handling

Turning circle10.6 m

Drive wheelsAll wheel drive (AWD)

Gearbox typeContinuously variable transmission (CVT)

Operating characteristics

City driving fuel consumption per 100 km11.2 l

Max speed221 km/h

Fuel tank capacity60 l

Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km7 l

Acceleration (0-100 km/h)7.5 s

Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.5 l

Fuel95

Emission standardsEURO V

Cruising rangefrom 540 to 860 km

Suspension and brakes

Back suspensionIndependent, Double wishbone, spring, Stabilizer bar

Front suspensionIndependent, McPherson Struts

Front brakesventilated disc

Rear brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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