Going into this review, my friends and family weren’t particularly excited for me to test a Subaru Ascent, but I was looking forward to it. When you’re used to spine-shattering sport compacts, a break in a big, cushy SUV certainly has some appeal—especially one that favors comfort above all else.
Being seven years old by this point, if you can believe that, the Subaru Ascent doesn’t really win any comparisons on paper, unless they involve cupholder quantity. It isn’t remarkable to drive, its exterior and interior resemble the products of the last decade that they are, it makes a lot of noise, and it has the most frustrating infotainment system of any car I’ve sampled in recent m …
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Author: Adam Ismail
