2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek Tested: A Bulldoggy Wagon with Extra Ground Clearance

Aside from a passel of Jeeps, the odd Toyota, and a few hulking pickups, the population of new vehicles that traffic in off-pavement readiness right off the showroom floor is limited. Except, that is, at the Subaru store. In 2012, the company's sales accounted for barely two percent of the U.S. market; that's a profitable, 267,000-vehicle sliver of the market that Subaru has been cultivating for years. Its succession of cars, wagons, and semi-SUVs have earned reputations for being solid, dependable, kind of different, and fashionably anodyne. Think of Subaru as dishing up the comfort food of the car biz, sort of mom's meatloaf with all-wheel drive. READ MORE ›› from Car and Driver Blog http://blog.caranddriver.com

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