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Originally Posted by chanomatik
I think even with the turbos they're still relatively slow. And you have to compare pricing too, even if we're talking FB20DI or FB25DI.
Plus FWD for some of them as well.
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Subaru Crosstrek Sport AWD
$28k
2.5 182hp 176lb of torque
0-60 7.8sec via motortrend
Kia Seltos Nightall AWD
$27k
1.6t 175hp 195lb of torque
0-60 7.4sec via motortrend
Hyundai Kona N-line AWD
$29k
1.6t 195hp 195lb of torque
0-60 7.3sec via motortrend
Mazda CX-30 2.5 Turbo AWD
$31k
2.5t 250hp 320lb of torque
0-60 5.8sec via motortrend
And although the Kona N is FWD only:
Hyundai Kona N FWD
$34k
2.0t 276hp 289lb of torque
0-60 5.3sec via motortrend
I'm sure there are reasons why Subaru might not want to turbo the Crosstrek, but there is a bit of a segment for hotter small crossovers and I imagine it will grow--not shrink. It seems like WRX or XT powered Crosstrek would slot in easily.
Regardless the Crosstrek Sport is not the definitive leader in speed currently even comparing more similarly priced vehicles.