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JF2GTAEC2KH3470432019 SUBARU CrosstrekPremium+EyeSight+Blind Spot Detection

Risk Score
39
MODERATE RISK
out of 100
7 Found
7 campaigns
274
Reported to NHTSA
Not Tested
See iihs.org/ratings
7 yrs
Made in JAPAN
F
Score: 54/100
Verdict & Risk Assessment
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Executive Summary

2019 SUBARU Crosstrek was analyzed across NHTSA recalls, owner complaints, crash test data, and public auction records. There are 7 open recalls on record — these are safety-critical and should be addressed immediately. 274 owner complaints include 5 reported injuries, indicating real-world safety incidents beyond normal wear.

  • 7 open recalls including safety-critical systems (Steering system recall; Engine recall)
  • 5 injuries reported across 274 owner complaints
  • 6 complaints involved a crash — unusually high incident rate
  • Visibility is flagged in both recalls and owner complaints — double-confirmed failure pattern
  • Component failure cascade detected — a known defect pattern that typically leads to more severe downstream damage
39/100
Moderate Risk
3 moderate risk signals detected. Negotiate accordingly and verify service history.
LOWMODERATEHIGHCRITICAL
Contributing Risk Factors — 3 detected
Critical deferred maintenance — safety-critical components overdue
+20
7 model-wide recalls on record
+12
Elevated fire risk signals detected
+7
Critical Alerts

No auction records available. Title brand status could not be verified — request title history from seller or state DMV.

Vehicle
Make
SUBARU
Model
Crosstrek
Year
2019
Trim / Series
Premium+EyeSight+Blind Spot Detection
Body Style
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV)/Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV)
Vehicle Type
MULTIPURPOSE PASSENGER VEHICLE (MPV)
Drive Type
AWD/All-Wheel Drive
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Engine
4-cyl 2.0L 152 hp
Transmission
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
Doors
5
Manufacturer
SUBARU CORPORATION
Assembly
OTA, GUNMA, JAPAN
GVWR
Class 1C: 4,001 - 5,000 lb (1,814 - 2,268 kg)
Base MSRP
$22,895
CQuality55/100
Standard📍 OTA, GUNMA

No specific quality data available for this plant. No documented recall or complaint concentrations on record.

Safety
F
Score: 54/100
Crash Test Rating20/40
Recall Safety14/30
Complaint History20/30
53/100High
  • Steering system recall
  • Engine recall
68/100
Advanced
14 of 20 safety features detected
Missing: Pedestrian AEB
Elevated
  • 3 complaint(s) involved a fire
Elevated
  • 2 recalls on same component: Electrical
  • 5 injuries reported in complaints
  • Safety system appears in both official recalls and owner complaints

Lemon law eligibility depends on state law, number of repair attempts, and days out of service. Consult an attorney for actual eligibility.

The same components appear in both official NHTSA recalls and owner-filed complaints — a double-confirmed failure signal.

Visibility
1 recall122 complaints
Electrical
2 recalls44 complaints
Engine/Powertrain
1 recall36 complaints
Steering
1 recall12 complaints
Exterior/Other
1 recall4 complaints
Suspension/Wheels
1 recall3 complaints
Safety Systems
1 recall2 complaints
Forward Collision WarningStandard
Automatic Emergency BrakingStandard
Pedestrian AEB?Unknown
Rear AEB?Unknown
Lane Departure WarningStandard
Lane Keep AssistStandard
Lane Centering Assist?Unknown
Blind Spot MonitoringStandard
Rear Cross Traffic Alert?Unknown
Adaptive Cruise ControlStandard
Adaptive Headlights?Unknown
Auto High BeamStandard
Parking Assist?Unknown
Backup CameraStandard
Electronic Stability ControlStandard
Tire Pressure Monitoring?Direct
Event Data RecorderStandard
Crash NotificationStandard
Dynamic Brake SupportStandard
Keyless IgnitionStandard
Recalls
66/100
Critical Deferred Risk
Critical deferred failure risk — 3 safety-critical or high-cost components are past their service interval. Without immediate attention, repair costs will compound significantly.
No odometer data on record. Mileage is estimated at ~84,000 mi based on average annual driving. Items marked EST. OVERDUE may already be due — verify service history with the seller. Items marked OVERDUE are confirmed past-due based on vehicle age alone.
MONITORCriticalTiming Chain Tensioner
Service interval: 120,000 mi · Est. ~84,000 mi (no odometer on record)
Schedule Timing Chain Tensioner service before 120,000 mi
Worn chain tensioners cause timing chain skip or snap — common on GM 5.3L/6.2L, Ford EcoBoost, VW/Audi EA888, BMW N47/N63. Listen for cold-start rattles.
DUE SOONCriticalWater Pump
Service interval: 100,000 mi · Est. ~84,000 mi (no odometer on record)
Schedule Water Pump service before 100,000 mi
Water pump failure causes rapid overheating. If the engine overheats even once, head gasket damage is likely — turning a $400 part into a $3,000+ repair.
EST. OVERDUEHighTransmission Fluid / Service
Service interval: 5 yr · Vehicle age: 7 yr · Past due by age
Service Transmission Fluid / Service immediately — already past the 60,000 mi / 5 yr interval
Degraded transmission fluid destroys clutch packs and solenoids. CVT transmissions are especially sensitive — neglected fluid can result in a $4,000–$8,000 replacement.
EST. OVERDUEHighDifferential / Transfer Case Fluid
Service interval: 4 yr · Vehicle age: 7 yr · Past due by age
Service Differential / Transfer Case Fluid immediately — already past the 50,000 mi / 4 yr interval
On 4WD/AWD vehicles, neglected differential or transfer case fluid causes metal-on-metal wear. Replacement costs $1,500–$4,000.
EST. OVERDUEHighCoolant Flush
Service interval: 5 yr · Vehicle age: 7 yr · Past due by age
Service Coolant Flush immediately — already past the 100,000 mi / 5 yr interval
Degraded coolant loses corrosion inhibitors and attacks aluminum engine components. Can cause head gasket failure and water pump corrosion.
DUE SOONModerateSpark Plugs (iridium/platinum)
Service interval: 100,000 mi · Est. ~84,000 mi (no odometer on record)
Schedule Spark Plugs (iridium/platinum) service before 100,000 mi
Worn spark plugs cause misfires that can foul and crack catalytic converters. A $150 tune-up can prevent a $1,200 catalytic converter replacement.
MONITORModerateFuel Injectors
Service interval: 120,000 mi · Est. ~84,000 mi (no odometer on record)
Schedule Fuel Injectors service before 120,000 mi
Dirty or failing injectors cause rough idle, reduced fuel economy, and increased emissions. Cleaning costs $100–$200; replacement $800–$1,600.
CASCADECriticalFailure Cascade
Cascade already triggered — downstream damage likely in progress
Have a specialist inspect all systems connected to the failed component before purchase
One failed component has created stress on connected systems. Repair costs compound quickly — a $500 fix can become $3,000+ if cascade damage is ignored.
77 RECALLS

NHTSA VIN-specific recall lookup returned no data for this VIN. The 7 recalls below are model-wide and may or may not apply to this exact vehicle depending on production date. Verify at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

Estimated Repair Completion (Statistical)

Average repair completion across 7 recalls is ~70%. Always ask the seller for dealer service records confirming each repair.

70%
avg repaired

Statistical model based on recall age, component type, and manufacturer. Not a repair confirmation. Demand dealer service records.

SUBARU Recall Completion Rate — Industry Context
93%Excellent

SUBARU has an excellent recall completion rate (93%) — owners typically receive a remedy within 15 months.

Avg time to remedy open recall: ~15 months · Source: NHTSA Recall Completion Rate Reports

Avg Fix Time
15mo
#19V404000
Invalid Date

VISIBILITY:GLASS, SIDE/REAR

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Crosstrek vehicles. The driver's side rear-door window glass may be improperly tempered. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 205, "Glazing Materials."
Read full details...
ConsequenceImproperly tempered glass can shatter into large pieces, increasing the risk of injury.
Est. Repair Completion~69%

~31% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#20V189000
Invalid Date

SEAT BELTS:REAR/OTHER

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Crosstrek vehicles with rear seat belt assemblies with a dual-mode locking mechanism. The seat belt webbing sensor locking mechanism may not lock as intended.
Read full details...
ConsequenceIn the event of a crash involving multiple impacts, the seat belt may not properly restrain the occupant, increasing the risk of injury.
Est. Repair Completion~63%

~37% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#19V065000
Jun 2019

STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Forester and Crosstrek vehicles. A connector inside the Electronic Power Steering (EPS) unit may short circuit resulting in a loss of electric power steering assistance.
Read full details...
ConsequenceLoss of power steering assist would require higher steering effort, increasing the risk of a crash.
Est. Repair Completion~73%

~27% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#21V263000
Invalid Date

SUSPENSION:REAR

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2018-2019 Subaru Crosstrek, 2019 Crosstrek Hybrid, and 2019 Forester vehicles. The rear stabilizer bracket bolts may loosen and detach.
Read full details...
ConsequenceMissing bolts may allow the rear stabilizer bracket to shift, increasing the risk of a crash.
Est. Repair Completion~72%

~28% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#21V264000
Invalid Date

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:SOFTWARE

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2017-2019 Subaru Impreza and 2018-2019 Crosstrek vehicles. The Engine Control Module (ECM) may continue to power the ignition coil after the engine is shut off, causing a short circuit.
Read full details...
ConsequenceA short circuit in the ignition coils may cause a stall, increasing the risk of a crash.
Est. Repair Completion~72%

~28% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#19V856000
Feb 2019

ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM:EMISSION CONTROL:CRANKCASE (PCV)

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Crosstrek, Forester, and Ascent vehicles. The aluminum Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) valve can separate, allowing the separated components to enter the engine, resulting in a loss of power while driving.
Read full details...
ConsequenceAn unexpected loss of power while driving can increase the risk of a crash.
Est. Repair Completion~71%

~29% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

#19V743000
Invalid Date

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:SOFTWARE

SummarySubaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2017-2019 Impreza and 2018-2019 Crosstrek vehicles. The Engine Control Module (ECM) may continue to power the ignition coil after the engine is shut off, which could result in a short circuit and blown fuse.
Read full details...
ConsequenceIf a short circuit occurs while driving, the vehicle may stall, increasing the risk of a crash.
Est. Repair Completion~69%

~31% chance this recall was never fixed

Moderate Risk

Source: NHTSA statistical model by recall age & component type

LONG-STANDING OPEN
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM:EMISSION CONTROL:CRANKCASE (PCV)
7.2yr open
STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM
6.9yr open

⚠ One or more recalls have been open for over 5 years — may never have been repaired on this vehicle.

02/12/2019
7 total campaigns
VisibilitySafety SystemsExterior/OtherSteeringSuspension/WheelsElectricalEngine/Powertrain
4
Part Replacements
2
Software/OTA Updates
0
Buyback/Refund
0
High-Effort Repairs
2 recalls are over 2 years old — statistically less likely to have been completed. Verify repair status with any dealer using your VIN.
RECALL DIDN'T FIX IT

94% of complaints about "STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM" were filed AFTER recall campaign 19V065000 (2019-06-02) — the recall remedy may not have fully resolved the issue.

STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM
94% post-recall
Recall: 2019-06-025 before · 81 after#19V065000
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM:EMISSION CONTROL:CRANKCASE (PCV)
100% post-recall
Recall: 2019-02-120 before · 81 after#19V856000

Continuing complaints after a recall may indicate an inadequate fix, a new failure mode, or that many vehicles never had the recall performed. Verify recall completion status directly with NHTSA.

0mo
Lag from first complaint to recall
First complaint: 2019-02-07 · Recall issued: 2019-02-12

Recall was issued within 0 months of first complaints — relatively prompt response.

Complaints
Visibility
1 inj122
Other
2 crash2 inj45
Electrical
44
Engine/Powertrain
3 crash1 inj36
Steering
12
Body/Structure
5
Exterior/Other
4
Suspension/Wheels
3
2019
61
2020
91
2021
48
2022
29
2023
19
2024
9
2025
15
2026
2
83% trend in recent years (improving reliability)
Declining -42%
23
Last 24 months
40
Prior 24 months
Electrical failure18
Engine stalling18
Fire/smoke6
Sudden acceleration2
Tire blowout1
Conditions Reported
Highway/high-speed (64)Startup (25)Parking/low-speed (17)Rain/wet (16)Cold weather (8)
274HIGH VOLUME
3
Fires
6
Crashes
5
Injuries
ODI #11718173POWER TRAIN

The rear differential had a contained catastrophic failure. The vehicle had been serviced according to the manufacturer schedule and by their own dealers. The car had never been off road. The failure occurred at 106,500 miles and 6.3 years.

ODI #11716961ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that while driving approximately 60 MPH, the vehicle lost power steering functionality, and the vehicle decelerated and lost drive power. The contact was able to coast to the side of the road, where the vehicle completely shut off and lost power. The vehicle was towed to the dealer and was diagnosed with battery failure. The battery was replaced; however, the following morning, while attempting to start the vehicle, there was no electrical power to the vehicle. The Hybrid System Check error message was displayed. The contact researched and found information related to NHTSA Campaign Number: 23V080000 (Electrical System). The contact stated that there was corrosion on the battery. The vehicle was returned to the dealer, and the contact was informed that the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was informed of the failure and confirmed that the VIN was not included in the recall. The failure mileage was approximately 60,000.

ODI #11706324VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Own a 2019 Suburu Crosstrek vehicle that has unexpectedly accelerated/lurched on its own when pulling forward into a parking spot. This has happened twice...last month & today.

ODI #11701550POWER TRAIN

The car started shaking and shuddering at 40 mph on a straight road and I had several losses of motive power, with sluggish acceleration of a busy road. All dashboard lights began to turn on. The Oil Temp light was flashing, indicating an powertrain issue. After slowly driving it to a Subaru dealership, I was told that the CVT needed to be replaced. This model year also had a loss of motive power when cylinder 4 short circuited (after full replacement due to a recall). These are two examples of loss of motive power at high speeds on a single vehicle which in my opinion constitute a severe safety issue

ODI #11685729ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

Dashboard warning lights required an inspection by a qualified mechanic and made the assessment of a faulty ECM relatively easily by noting the excessive heat emitting from the ECU.

ODI #11684982ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Subaru owners have reported experiencing premature parasitic battery drain in vehicles equipped with Starlink in-vehicle technology. The defect presents itself when the equipped data communications module (DCM) attempts to communicate with 3G cellular networks. As 3G networks within the U.S. are no longer functioning, the call will continuously fail even after the vehicle has been turned off, draining the battery and resulting in a no-start safety risk for drivers. According to those familiar with the issue, the only solution to the battery drain defect is to remove the DCM fuse, thus disabling vital safety features such as hands-free calling. This issue is happening to me specifically, as I have had to jump my car multiple times within a week long period if in a bad cell range area. I have brought this into the dealership multiple times, under warranty, and presented this to them. They refuse to fix, even though multiple online threads and lawsuits point to this issue being known.

ODI #11683872ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that after starting the vehicle, there was an abnormal ringing sound coming from underneath the dashboard. The contact turned off and restarted the vehicle, but the ringing sound persisted. After the contact connected the Bluetooth, the ringing stopped. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not informed of the failure. The failure mileage was 49,158.

ODI #11683546POWER TRAIN,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

. I expect a full recall on this model years and relative MY vehicles with this specific engine due to its obsolescence in the subsequent years. I feel as if I was sold a lemon and defective engine that will eventually become a death trap Dear Bloomington Subaru Service Manager, I want to reiterate that this is not an isolated incident limited to your facility. Over the course of this vehicle’s history, I have visited more than five different Subaru dealerships — including White Bear Luther Subaru, Miller Hill Subaru, Walser Subaru, Morrie’s Minnetonka Subaru, and your own Luther Bloomington Subaru — for recurring ECM and engine-related concerns. Despite multiple ignition coil replacements, repeated ECM flashes/reprogramming, and assurances that the most recent updates would permanently resolve the issue, my Crosstrek continues to suffer from clunking, rattling, difficulties accelerating, rough idling, and even complete stalling when idling or in hot temperatures. At my most recent visit to Bloomington Subaru, the ECM was not loaded with the current software, ECM C1424 and C1422 and Diag Trouble Code P0011 code. There are 5-7 Subaru bulletins about ECM and these codes. I had this b4 2yrs ago yet the dealership won’t assist with repairs or costs associated with this defective oil control valve part as well as the defective design in the ECM / ECU and this specific engine in the 2019 Crosstrek, of which is no longer produced or manufactured. The ECM or Oil control valve has since been “replaced” and swapped with other components in future generations of Subarus this is defective & mechanically related, not from wear and tear or personal useThere is a recall where the camshaft can break and the PCV too leading to complete catastrophic engine failure, which is a safety issue and expired, but despite 5 ECM flashes, 3/4 sets of ignition coils my vehicle still struggles with the same issues today, costing me $750 and months with my car in the shop, recall this engine

ODI #11683547ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,EXTERIOR LIGHTING,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Vehicle had a parasitic draw, was in the shop for an extended amount of time, I believe wiring issues were caused from this as well, I had to replace my driver side window switch, buy an optima battery, and drive 3.5hrs to a Subaru dealership in the middle of the winter hoping I’d make it safely and without stalling, the DCM was found to be at fault similarly to other vehicle owners included in another recall that somehow excluded 2019 Crosstrek drivers and included other MY variants such as the Outback and Forester of which also had a bulletin posted about this parasitic draw and how to go about warrantying the costs associated with the repair. I incurred many costs travelling, horrible gas mileage during this time, and a battery replacement. Additionally I lost My workstudy position the following semester due to the unstable vehicle issues and attendance concerns when shuttling the car to the dealer for these warranty repairs (if even covered at all)

ODI #11678295POWER TRAIN

PCV problems and the dealership saying they fixed and completed this recall and have not done so and now CVT problems saying there’s no parts to fix it and have to re do the whole valve system Starter with thinking it was a wheel bar ring problem To trying to figure out if it was a pcv with the engine or cvt with the transmission These are major safety problem that should not be happening

ODI #11667207UNKNOWN OR OTHER

My vehicle would struggle with starting intermittently over the past 2 years. Last week It became a consistent issue each time I would start it. Today my car would not crank and I tried several times over the span of 3 hours. What I experienced previously when starting my vehicle is it would initiate starting, I would hear a mechanical whirring, the car would stop then start again and the engine would turn over a couple of times and eventually start up. Today when trying to start the car, I hear a mechanical whirring and several notifications appear on my dashboard including the following: Check Engine, EyeSight Off Check Manual, Check Owner Manual, RAB Disabled. Thankfully I was not stranded when my car wouldn't start again, but that is a real risk because I travel to the mountains often where there is no cell reception. I looked online for similar issues and have discovered several instances of people with 2018 and 2019 subaru crosstreks (and other models) have had the same issue. Subaru has issued a Technical Service Bulletin (07-198-21), but this is a safety issue which they should address. My coworker has the same car and it has had work done for the same issue. My neighbor has a 2019 ascent which has an auto Start/Stop where it wasn't able to restart and was stuck in traffic creating a hazard.

ODI #11666127POWER TRAIN,VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL,ENGINE

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. While the contact was attempting to start the vehicle, the vehicle failed to start. There was no warning light illuminated. The contact stated that while the engine was still off, the gear shifter was shifted into reverse(R) and the vehicle accelerated backwards. The contact slammed on the brake pedal to prevent the vehicle from crashing into another parked vehicle. The contact pressed the ignition button with her foot on the brake pedal to start the vehicle. The dealer was notified of the failure and an appointment was scheduled to service the vehicle. The vehicle was not yet repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 15,000.

ODI #11655941VISIBILITY/WIPER

The windshield cracked without impact or any other obvious means of damage. I have had 2 other windshields crack in the same manner, the first being December 2022, second March 2024, and now April 2025. All incidents have starts from the bottom on the windshield on the passenger side, and spreading towards the roof. The vehicle was not moving at the time of the crack, it was noticed getting in the vehicle of all incidents

ODI #11649740STEERING

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while taking the vehicle for a routine oil change. There were no warning lights illuminated. The independent mechanic informed the contact that the control arm was cracked. The contact stated had not experienced the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The dealer was not made aware of the failure. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 20,500.

ODI #11645075Tether, Lower Anchor (on car seat or vehicle)

Using the seat belt with the safe lock feature for rear facing, the car seat becomes loose within 2-3 times using it with my daughter. We have to have her out, undo the safe lock and pull the seat belt tight again to refasten it.

ODI #11644364STEERING,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,SERVICE BRAKES

Hello! I started financing my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek in 04/2023. A month after that date, I had a head gasket issue. Then in 2024, a radiator cap deformed after going to the dealer to get an oil change at SF Honda. (The time on that was suspicious being that I didn’t touch that cap at all.) so I had to pay for that repair. Now in 2025, after getting an oil change at Subaru, a day after that oil change, a lot of lights came onto my dashboard. I have two diagnosis reports from other places because I didn’t have the money to pay Subaru $300 to “diagnose” the issue, especially after my car just came from there a day before the problem existed. Since I got into this vehicle, I’ve been suspicious whether or not it’s safe for me, reason also being, I found out in 2024, that this car has been into 5 wrecks. Which I was NOT aware of prior. And now, they are making me feel, there is NOTHING they can do, unless I have a Co-signer, or the approved “credit” score. And now that my vehicle has “7” recalls! I am hoping I can get out of this vehicle. Thanks!

ODI #11638943ENGINE

Spark plug coil leaked oil into the spark plug

ODI #11630923STEERING

Intermittent Power Steering Malfunction while driving causing car to violently "self-steer". Vehicle is NOT equipped with adaptive cruise control or lane assist features. Loss of control while driving become intermittently high risk having to clutch the steering wheel and counteract undesired vehicle self-steering forces to avoid hitting other cars on the road. No other vehicles or other property were damaged during discovery of EPS malfunction. Malfunction occurs at highway speeds and also local town speeds. There are no check engine lights present on vehicles OBD system. Vehicle is only ever serviced at the same dealership where originally purchased. Upon occurrences of malfunction, vehicle was taken to dealership for diagnostic testing. The dealership's determination is that there is an electrical fault inside the Electronic Power Steering Gearbox. The dealer was able to duplicate the electrical malfunction while test driving. Vehicle currently remains at dealership indefinitely until operating hazard remedied. Original OEM malfunctioning EPS gear box still installed on vehicle as of 12/16/2024 and is available for requested inspection. Since current existing recalls for the EPS gearbox were not applied to this vehicle, Customer is forced to pay out of pocket ($1400 part plus $600 labor) to fix. Requesting NHTSA to confiscate malfunctioning part for examination and comparison to known OEM defects involved with other safety recalls. Replacement parts currently on order by dealer as of 12/16/2024. Reference existing Subaru recall # (WUC-88). Reference existing NHTSA # (19V065000). Replacement OEM part # (34110FL133 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Steering Gear). Existing OEM part number currently on vehicle is unknown. Subaru Dealer: Minooka Subaru 4141 Birney Ave, Moosic, PA 18507 (570) 346-4641

ODI #11627701ENGINE,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

Per NHTSA Product Campaign Bulletin WRE-21, all ignition coils on my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Premium were replace on August 9th, 2021. On November 26th 2024, the same vehicle experienced a total loss of motive power on a 50 mph, 2-lane road, resulting in emergency action to move the car off of the right-of-way. All occupants of the car were not injured. After the vehicle was towed to a Subaru Dealership, the service notes stated “DIAGNOSED NO START SCANNED AND FOUND P1604 STARTABILITY MALFUNCTION, AND P0304 CYLINDER 4 MISFIRE, CHECKED FUEL PRESSURE AND FOUND IT WAS WITHIN SPEC, FOUND THE IGNITION COIL FUSE WAS BLOWN AND UPON FURTHER INSPECTION FOUND THE CYL 4 COIL PACK SHORTED INTERNALLY AND THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CIRCUITS CONNECTED BLOWING THE FUSE, COIL PACK AND FUSE WILL NEED TO BE REPLACED.” The wording of the technician’s notes mirror the wording of the WRE-21. The dealership offered a one-time free “goodwill replacement” of the part in question, but only for 1 cylinder. I believe further corrective action needs to be taken by the NHTSA to prevent total loss of motive power in affected Subaru crosstreks.

ODI #11627276STRUCTURE

While driving on the freeway at approximately 60 MPH, the sunroof on my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek suddenly exploded with a very loud pop. This occurred on a sunny, warm day at around 11:30 a.m., following a somewhat cold night. Both the sunroof and the interior sliding cover were fully closed at the time of the incident. After the explosion, shattered glass rained down onto the closed sliding cover. If the sliding cover had been open, glass could have fallen directly onto me, posing a risk of injury, such as glass entering my eyes, and potentially creating a dangerous situation while driving. The sunroof was inspected and replaced by my local Subaru dealership. I was responsible for covering the parts and labor costs. This was the first time this issue occurred with my vehicle, but I have read similar reports online from other Subaru Crosstrek owners. There were no prior warnings, such as unusual noises or visual signs of cracking, before the failure. While the sunroof has been repaired, I have photos and video available for review upon request.

ODI #11624885POWER TRAIN,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINEFIRE

I sent my Crosstrek to the dealer for the WRE21 recall. After retrieving the car from the dealership with the recall fix in place, the engine stalled while I was at a red light and I could see smoke coming out from the hood. This occurred after driving less than 4 miles from the dealership. I opened the hood and could see that one of the coil packs on the driver side cylinder bank was on fire. I called 911 and the Fire Department had to extinguish the fire. The fire has rendered the vehicle inoperable and smoke damaged.

ODI #11619860POWER TRAIN

The contact called on behalf of her husband who owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact's husband stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, a cracking sound was coming from the center-right of the vehicle. No warning lights were illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer where it was diagnosed that the transmission needed to be repaired. The contact referenced an unknown NHTSA Campaign Number relating to the transmission as possibly being related to the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage 74,000.

ODI #11588581ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Anti-lockout mechanism failed to prevent telematics-initiated lockout. 1) Driver placed live child , keys, phone into car 2) Driver closed door with keys inside. The car normally refuses to lock under these conditions, detecting key inside, and preventing a hazard to infant who is unable to unlock the car. 3) Remote telematics command issued from 3rd party inadvertently locks car remotely. Driver has now lost control of the car lock state, and is locked out with child inside. Since it's a sunny day, car internal temperature increases, causing threat to child. 4) Emergency efforts to reach 3rd party to unlock the car to free child are successful ~10 minutes later , avoiding harm to child. However, if driver had been unable to reach the third party, the only alternatives would have been 911/break-glass.

ODI #11570608VISIBILITY/WIPER,FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE

The windshield cracked for no reason while parked in our garage. The windshield was not stuck by any objects, the car was simply setting parked in our garage. There is no evidence of any object striking the windshield such as a rock chip or other items. The Crack is in line with the left side EyeSight driver assist technolgy sensor mounted inside the windshield. The Crack in the windshield may effect the operation of the EyeSight safety features.

ODI #11568997ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Battery drains rapidly and completely, sometimes overnight. Five times in less than one year. After a full charge only lasts a few days. Battery replaced but still happens. Others tell me it is a parasitic drain caused by "DCM" and/or faulty Starlink software. Dealership cannot seem to fix this after repeated attempts.

ODI #11563077ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The digital communication module (DCM) on this Crosstrek is faulty and is leading to parasitic drain on the car battery. This defect is consistent with other Subaru models such as the Outback. However, this specific model and year was not included in the class action suit and order but the issues are similar.

ODI #11561780UNKNOWN OR OTHER,ENGINE

Not sure yet what component or system failed as the car is being towed to dealer. On 12/23/24, The engine made a grinding noise and then the car completelyshut down and froze on the Highway. No Power, All the Dashboard lights flashed on - and I could not put the car in Park. Since I was on the highway - my safety and safety of drivers behind me were at great risk until a help truck was able to block the road. Car will be inspected by Subaru on 12/26. Subaru was closed 12/23 PM, 12/24, 12/25 There were NO warning lamps, messages or other symptoms of a problem prior to the failure.

ODI #11558545STEERING

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while driving 75 MPH, the power steering assist failed to operate as the steering wheel seized with the power steering warning light illuminated. Due to the failure, the vehicle swerved to the left before the contact was able to pull over to the shoulder of the highway. The contact restarted the vehicle and the power steering assist returned before the failure recurred upon exiting the highway. Due to the failure, the vehicle was towed to a dealer to be diagnosed. The contact was informed that the power steering had failed and needed to be repaired. The contact was informed that the VIN was not included in NHTSA Campaign Number: 19V065000 (Steering). The manufacturer was notified of the failure and the contact was provided a case number. The vehicle was not repaired and remained in the dealer possession. The failure mileage was approximately 36,000.

ODI #11552974VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while driving 4-5 MPH over a speed bump, the windshield made an abnormal popping sound and cracked from one side to the other. The local dealer and a second dealer, Bob Moore Subaru (13010 N Kelley Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73131), were notified of the failure and informed the contact the vehicle was not covered under recall. The contact was provided a cost for the repair. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 69,800.

ODI #11547198POWER TRAIN,ENGINE,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

Car was at a stop light, went to accelerate and car would not accelerate- all the lights came on. I had to put it in park and turn it off and back on, then it accelerated and there were no other issues.

ODI #11546413UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Sunroof exploded while driving. No temperature extremes, no warning lights prior to event. It sounded like my car was shot and tempered glass fell into vehicle. Insurance claim was filed and approved for replacement of the sunroof; dealership replaced the part.

ODI #11541334STRUCTURE

The hood of the vehicle unlatches without the pulling the lever, leaving the hood open. There are no messages when this happens.

ODI #11537128VISIBILITY/WIPER

We went to put groceries in our trunk and the rear driver side window shattered and my 2 year old was in the car. Glass got inside the car where his car seat was, and the entire window shattered on the ground. There was nothing touching the window to make the window shatter when I shut the trunk

ODI #11535346VISIBILITY/WIPER

Rear view mirror fell off while driving down the hwy. when the mirror detached from the front windshield it sent small shards of class on to me and my wife. This startled me and caused me to jerk the wheel. I corrected the vehicle and safely pulled to the side of the road. After inspecting what happened I realized the the glass broke and the mirror had a chuck of glass still attached to it. The damage was only on the inside potion of the glass and there is no damage to the outside. I called Subaru of America and the representative side it was covered under warranty. Once I called the service shop they informed me that I needed a claim number and Subaru does not warranty windshields. I called back and after 35 minutes the representative said I would have to wait for another representative to call back with further information.

ODI #11534097Carry Handle, Shell, Base,Tether, Lower Anchor (on car seat or vehicle)

I have two of the same model car seat for both my wife's and my cars. In the rear facing position, neither car seat locks into the set recline position. Instead it clicks out of what we set it at and slides all the way to the #1 position which is the most reclined. This seems to be a major safety issue and suspiciously Evenflo has discontinued this model which is a somewhat new model. Upon looking up recent online reviews, it seems that many parents have this same issue and significant safety concern. This car seat needs to be investigated ASAP and possibly recalled.

ODI #11529417STEERING,LANE DEPARTURE

My 2019 Subaru Crosstrek surges at speeds around 60 MPH, and swerves the vehicle without my control. I have to hold the steering wheel tightly and steer out of the swerve, which is incredibly dangerous on freeways or mountain roads. Apparently, the lane departure assist is the culprit, so now I have to disable the app before I drive. Why would I allow this dangerous application to drive my car for me? I have barely avoided crashing into semi trucks and driving into road shoulders because of this device. I think the car is dangerous. There is yet another dangerous issue with this car. There is another device that disables the transmission while idling in traffic. The steering and transmission are literally locked in place. I had this happen once in a drive through window, and once on a hill, while traffic was stopped for an accident. When the traffic started to move again, 20 minutes later, I could not get my car to start, and I was in front of a mile long line of traffic, coming back to highway speed, completely stopped. A policeman stopped and knew that there was a little " dimple" on my dashboard that would uncover a locking mechanism. If we only had a slender probe that would fit inside the dimple-pencil too big, so was screwdriver. By this time, I had 2 policemen stopped and traffic whizzing by me. An electrician stopped, knew about the dimple too, and had a slender enough rod to fit into the area, slid the locking mechanism to the side, and started the car again. On both of these issues, I called Subaru customer service and Subaru corporate. NOBODY knew what these issues were, never heard of them! The car is inherently dangerous and I am stuck driving it because I financed it only a year ago and can't afford to buy another car. Subaru should at least acknowledge these dangerous issues, and offer me another model without these issues. The 2019 Crosstrek is the model I have that has these dangerous issues. Earlier and later models do not.

ODI #11523090POWER TRAIN

Vehicle transmission failed while moving up a hill, vehicle coasted back down hill into intersection. Had to be physically moved off the road. Subaru of America reimbursed $3k towards cost of transmission, leaving customer with approximately $5k repair.

ODI #11517784ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The starter failed and I was towed to the repair shop where they noted it was unable to kick out bendix to meet flywheel. Upon reviewing subaru's website and forums, there have been many reports of this problem on the crosstrek.

ODI #11517946ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The manufacturer has failed to repair an open recall in a timely manner. Our Crosstrek Hybrid's 12-volt battery frequently needs charging and has been jumped a half dozen times in as many months and replaced twice since November.

ODI #11511935FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

The car's hybrid system failed. The problem was a poorly protected electrical cable and connector that is exposed under the car. It corroded and failed. The dealer cleaned it and it works again, but they think the issue will be ongoing. May be related to Manufacturer Recall Number: WRD23 / NHTSA Recall Number:23V080000

ODI #11506394UNKNOWN OR OTHER

The main information panel which displays navigation information under Carplay goes blank for approximately 5 seconds every time the user adjusts the car volume. This appears to be by design. The "feature" creates an unsafe driving situation by forcing the driver's attention to linger on the main panel waiting for navigational or other information, creating an unsafe situation which could cause an accident. In addition, though less threatening, the vehicle's audio volume turns on when the car is started, regardless of whether it was last left off or on. The unexpected volume sound interferes with a driver's initial planning and focus in the vehicle unnecessarily. This unfortunate "feature" is less threatening than the screen blanking resulting from volume adjustment because it occurs before the car begins moving. The volume control screen blanking creates a hazard because it interferes with the driver's access to important information while the vehicle is in motion, tempting the driver to take their eyes off the road waiting for the main screen to once again resume normal operation.

ODI #11505736VEHICLE SPEED CONTROLCRASH2 INJURIES

unexplained acceleration. I was in a parking lot and driving slowly and the car just took off. I had to crash it into the building at the mall to avoid cars and people. The car was totaled and my husband had a broken rib. We were taken to the hospital. Car was inspected and serviced. by the dealership, no problems before this accident, no warnings.

ODI #11505627POWER TRAIN,ENGINE

When driving, the car has intermittent random power failures. When you start to accelerate, it does not go even when applying full petal to the floor or letting go and pushing the petal again then it goes rapidly to speed. It is failing to accelerate more frequently and when I brought it in to the dealership twice, they said if I can tell them exactly how and when it is failing they would have a chance at fixing the problem. The problem they say is that it is random. Because of the problem with this we are seriously looking at buying another car. We no longer pull out into traffic because we do not know if it will fail. There are no warning lights on the dash or other indications.

ODI #11500856ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

The screen display with the oil temp gauge and water temp gauge will randomly turn off while driving as well as sometimes it will not turn on immediately when the car turns on. I have brought this to the dealers attention and nothing has been done, there has been no warning lights on the dash illuminated. This has been going on randomly for the last 6 months. Another issue is that when the bluetooth or carplay is inuse and there is a call in progress the digital speed display is blocked by a screen that says call in progress. This is very dangerous that the digital speed display is blocked when bluetooth or car play is used to make calls. This has many times resulted in me speeding as the speedometer on the car is marked well with tick marks for how big the arm is that tells you how fast you’re going. There is no reason subaru should block the digital speed display. The infotainment system powers off randomly, changes the radio station on its own, and changes the volume on its own. This started in 2019 when I got the car and the issue was observed by the dealer and the radio was replaced. However now that the radio was replaced in 2019 or 2020 the radio has been recently not turning on when the car is started, shutting off in the middle of the drive, and sometimes not even connecting to carplay to use navigation. Subaru won't help me anymore or even look at the car now for this concern without charging an insane diagnostic fee (which is wrong to charge for safety concerns)

ODI #11500219STRUCTURE

The left rear door would not open from the inside when unlocked. In an emergency, my passenger would not be able to get out on their own.

ODI #11498651VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that after starting the vehicle and activating the front window defroster, moments later while driving at an undisclosed speed, the front windshield started to crack. The contact stated that the crack started from the bottom of the windshield and extended toward the driver’s side of the windshield. The crack extended approximately 22 inches. The cause of the failure was not yet determined. The local dealer was notified but the manufacturer was not yet contacted. The failure mileage was 33,000. The contact stated that they would like to cancel this complaint.

ODI #11497160VISIBILITY/WIPER

My 2019 Subaru Crosstrek has a little over 19000 miles on it, and my windshield has cracked for the third time. The first time was after a rock strike at the edge of my windshield; the vehicle did not make it the couple miles home before it had split several inches. The second and third times seem spontaneous. Both cracks originated from the bottom of the glass on the passenger's side, and there were no known rock strikes either instance. Both instances, the windshield cracked several inches while the vehicle was parked. In the third instance, the vehicle had only been sitting an hour between use, and a six inch crack appeared within that time. None of the three windshields have sustained any other damage beyond the cracks. Subaru has recently undergone lawsuits regarding this issue with many of their vehicles over the last several years. This is a known problem. Cracks to the windshield reduce the efficacy of the safety features in the event of an accident and can impair a driver's visibility. With damage this often and the cost of a new windshield and sensor recalibration, I am sure many drivers are waiting until their windshield has completely cracked until replacement.

ODI #11496704SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULICCRASH1 INJURY

The contact owned a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while her husband was driving at 25-30 MPH downhill, the tractor trailer before him slowed down at a curve. The contact's husband depressed the brake pedal but it failed to respond and the vehicle accelerated unintendedly, causing the vehicle to fall into a ditch where it bounced and hit the rear of a trailer, then bounced back into the embankment. The passenger's side and driver's side roof rail air bags deployed. The frontal air bags failed to deploy. The emergency units transported the contact and her husband to the hospital where it was diagnosed that the contact had sustained a compression fracture in her back. Her husband did not sustain any injuries. The occupant of the trailer did not sustain any injuries. A police report was filed. The vehicle was towed to a tow lot where it was totaled. The dealer was not notified of the failure. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and a case was opened. The contact was awaiting a call back from the manufacturer. The failure mileage was approximately 31,200.

ODI #11495884UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Back rear window shattered on its own, but it shattered completely instead of like the windshield with it didn’t stay together it was shattered into 1 million pieces. All I did was close my front door.

ODI #11494648VISIBILITY/WIPER

A crack on the windshield appeared for no apparent reason . The crack started on the passenger side right below the windshield wiper. At this time, the vehicle has not been inspected by insurance or police. Besides the financial burden this may cause it has not caused any physical harm to myself or others. However, it is a known issue with Subarus in the past and should be addressed.

ODI #11494300ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Battery Drain problem. Subaru had to replace the battery in January of 2022. That did not resolve the issue. My battery started dying again in June of 2022 & I have to constantly jump start my car. I complained to Subaru & brought my car in for servicing but all they did was test the battery immediately after it was driven on the highway for approximately 20 miles. The issue is not the battery, it is the electrical system that drains the battery.

ODI #11487319TIRES

On 09/29/22 while crossing the Richmond Bridge, the drivers rear tire experienced a sudden and complete blowout of the tire. All rubber separated from the rim and landed in the adjacent left traffic lane. I slowly came to a complete stop on the bridge with hazard lights on. A bridge service vehicle arrived within 1-2 minutes and helped change to the spare. My tires had just been serviced at Costco Tire Center in Novato on 09/25/22 and they maintain that the failure is due to manufacturing defect as they tire passed their inspection.

ODI #11481869VISIBILITY/WIPER

I have had to have my windshield replaced four times since purchasing the vehicle in June of 2021. Small chips and cracks have formed from the smallest debris on the road, and even a small rock can cause a foot-long crack.

ODI #11475558VISIBILITY/WIPER

I am about to get my second windshield on this car due to chips and cracks. I currently have 7 with one large spider crack. I have never owned a car that had a windshield that chipped and cracked so much. Our Dodge Caravan which we have owned twice as long and drive in the same roads, highways and conditions, has never chipped.

ODI #11473916UNKNOWN OR OTHERCRASH

On July 13,2022, while easing into a parking slot with foot on the pedal brake, with final stop and reaching to shift gear into parking mode, my 2019 Crosstrek engine suddenly accelerated and made the car surge forward. My brake pedal was on the floor with no response and the car continued to shoot pass the curb and sidewalk onto a vegetation embankment, heading towards the building and its glass door. I was terrified as the car did not respond to braking and tried to shift into neutral but the shift gear was struggling, until the car got stopped by the vegetation bank and continued to rev loudly, but then allowed me to shift into neutral. There was no warning of any sort when the phenomenon took place. When the tow truck arrived, tow personnel turned on the engine and tried the brakes pedal which went straight to the floor, with no pressure response. What was terrifying was the car engine suddenly accelerated forward and would not stop until the car was stopped by the dirt and vegetation. Without the vegetation, my car would have plowed into the building and the tall glass windows. The front of my car was damaged. It is now in a body shop. My car was bought brand new, has been serviced regularly by the dealership that I ordered it from. The last maintenance was March 2022, for a 24k service, with all in good operation. It currently has 25K miles. In the aftermath, I researched the web for info, and I found out that there is a current class action suit against Subaru for this type of sudden acceleration on several models of Subaru. This sudden acceleration is when cars are ready to park, with brake pedal applied, yet cars just accelerate. This is a life endangering car malfunction for drivers and other nearby drivers. Please help keep us all safe. Thank you for reviewing my report.

ODI #11468981VISIBILITY/WIPER

Windshield cracked randomly while car was parked at my house. The crack isstarting from from bottom corner at seam. And extends almost all the way up in 1 single crack. After showing pictures to a mechanic he confirmed this is not from a rock or dust storm. If the windshield were to crack when driving it could potentially spiderweb, causing little visibility.

ODI #11466917ENGINE

2019 SUBARU CROSSTEK. CONSUMER WRITES IN REGARD TO VEHICLE BEING FLOODED WITH WATER AFTER SAFETY RECALLS BEING REPAIRED. THE CONSUMER STATED THED VEHICLE WAS FLOODED DUE TO THE AIR CONDITIONER BEING CLOGGED. ALSO, AFTER HAVING THE ENGINE RECALL PERFORMED THE TECHNICIAN FAILED TO RECALIBRATE THE COMPUTER AND/OR VALVES PROPERLY. THIS CAUSED THE VEHICLE TO FAIL ON THE HIGHWAY WHILE DRIVING. DUE TO THE DANGEROUS CONDITION, THE CONSUMER HAD DIFFICULTY GETTING A RIDE OFF OF THE HIGHWAY.

ODI #11465555VISIBILITY/WIPER

Windshield Replacement due to rock chips: Within 3 months of purchasing my Crosstrek, my windshield received 3 rock chips: I will say, I don't drive OFF ROAD. I drive on the highways or paved city streets. When this first occurred in 2018 (purchased in Oct2018), I was shocked. I've owned cars all my life (I'm over 50y - drove Nissans) & NEVER had a rock chip incident. Anyway, dealer told me I should be more careful and it's my fault - the service guy actually inferred that it must be because I'm a woman and drive badly (I haven't gone back to that dealer). I wasn't happy but had the rock chip repaired but one: It couldn't be repaired because it was on passenger side but down by the black area where the shield connects with the body of the car. Was told to wait and see. That winter the crack spread significantly to a 48+ inch crack that scaled the entire windshield. Because of the pandemic, I recently took it in for replacement (costing $1,076.52). Now, not even a month after replacing the old windshield - yesterday in fact - the windshield developed a new rock chip crack. I'm beyond understanding why this is occurring. It's as though the Crosstrek is a magnet for this type of event. I love my car but I really am not pleased - and feel the design of the windshield makes these vehicles prone to this type of issue. I know the manufacture has to be aware due to the number of complaints they receive but have yet to improve the design to correct for it.

ODI #11464968VISIBILITY/WIPER

Windshield accumulated a small crack in the lower passenger side, about 6in long and a quarter up from the bottom of windshield. It's now continued to grow and is now half of the windshield.

ODI #11462888VISIBILITY/WIPER

I own a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Premium. Today, I noticed a crack in my windshield as I got in my car in my garage. There was no impact to the windshield that could have caused the crack in the windshield, and the night before there was no crack visible. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired yet, and is pending review from the dealer. The crack began at the bottom right edge, the crack is roughly 2" long.

ODI #11462362ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Today my vehicle make a single click sound and the car rattle a little while driving on the highway and suddenly everything shut off. All my guages, lights, and I lost power on the vehicle. Within seconds I had power again and my guages came back on and I was able to continue on the highway safely. About 5 minutes later it did the same thing; click, shook and lost all power. Except this time the radio stayed on. Luckily I was driving downhill and was able to coast to the next offramp. I pulled over only being able to use the brakes and hazards. I had no turn signals or power. I was able to stop safety on the offramp and turn the engnition off. I started the car and everything started just fine. I drove on the main streets to my destination. At my destination, I checked the battery terminals and air filter, everything looked fine. Subaru has reported of a recall on my year of vehicle that is a new recall from this month for the Ignition Coil but the recall does not come up using my Vin. The description sounds like these incidents. The vehicle is my family's only vehicle but is available for inspection. I am hoping to get Subaru to check my Ignition Coil as a part of their recall to ensure this issue is fixed. My daughter who is currently learning to drive was driving the vehicle 10 minutes prior. I cannot imagine her driving when it does that again.

ODI #11461915VISIBILITY/WIPER

I parked my vehicle in my garage last evening no Crack in my windshield. Today I went to go out to eat and I had a 3" Crack starting at the edge middle of the driver's side. I drove 4 miles to the restaurant and now it's 8" long. No rock impacts I'm aware of and no chips in the Crack area. From what I'm reading subaru seems to have a windshield issue, and I think these should be replaced at no cost to the consumer.

ODI #11461081POWER TRAIN

This 2019 Crosstrek dangerously malfunctioned. When driving at 75 MPH on the highway it went into in neutral, then it would not go in reverse, and in park it revved to 75 MPH, ultimately it would not start. Based on many codes the car was indicating, the Subaru mechanic tried to replace a cable that communicates the computer to the transmission (turbine?), it did not solve the problem. It has been waiting on a new transmission for four weeks with no ETA. Subaru dealer indicates the new transmission will have a 100,000-mile warranty. It appears that rather than fix this known dangerous defective transmission issue for good, there are many reports when you research online, they simply up the warranty. Someone is going to get hurt if they haven't already. Thank you for your time.

ODI #11460514VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that there was a crack on the windshield. The contact stated that there was no impact to the windshield that could have caused the crack in the windshield. The dealer and manufacturer were made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The failure mileage was 36,000.

ODI #11458817VISIBILITY/WIPER

Within a month of owning this vehicle new, the windshield formed a crack in it randomly. A few weeks later It formed another in the center near the driver's side making it harder to focus on the road. Now we have 2 cracks next to each other obstructing the driver's view.

ODI #11458888VISIBILITY/WIPER

I purchased my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek in 2019 brand new and as of March 29th, 2022 I have had two windshield replacements due to cracks. I have never had this issue before with my other vehicles and I have also owned a 2016 Subaru Impreza so I am assuming it might have something to do with the year and model of my current Subaru. I recently replaced my cracked windshield last month and today I have discovered another chip in my windshield. This will be the third time that my windshield has cracked. When brought to the attention of my Subaru dealer, they said it was not an issue and I am just unlucky. Upon further research online, I have discovered that I am not the only one who has had windshield cracking issues with a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek.

ODI #11458638VISIBILITY/WIPER

This vehicle has a crack across the lower part of windshield. Apparently this is a notorious subaru problem I'm told.

ODI #11457958STRUCTURE,VISIBILITY/WIPER

Unknown Windshield Cracked, No apparent reason, and can be inspected. Nothing has been reported or inspected as of yet.

ODI #11455699VISIBILITY/WIPER

TWO incidents: 1) Within a month of buying a brand new car, the windshield chipped. A small pebble hit the windshield while driving it. I've been hit by hundreds of small pebbles in other cars over the years and never had a chip. Got it repaired the next day with Safelite, they did a repair and it seemed to work fine. No further issues with the chip. They were shocked at how easily it chipped. 2) Feb 2022, I had my car at the dealer for about a week, and then drove it home and parked it in the driveway. Came back to it a day or two later, and there was a large crack originating by the heating elements/where the wipers are. It had 4 or 5 branches out, 3 were small, one was medium, and one large crack went all the way to the middle of the windshield. No damage, didn't hit anything, the crack is nowhere near the chip. Spontaneous crack.

ODI #11453205ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Battery won't hold a charge. Car is not reliable, danger of not starting and being stranded. Car has been inspected by dealership twice and new batteries were installed but the problem persists. No warning of low battery.

ODI #11452072SEATSFIRE

I've owned cars for 40 years. And not once in 40 years, has the ash from a cigarette caused a seat to immediately burn. And I mean burn. Not just a burn on the outside of the fabric, but deep down into the padded material within seconds. Thankfully, I was able to put it out in the heavy smoke phase, before it turned into a full blown burning flame, burning the entire car seat and car. After my experience, it floored me that wasn't discovered during any type of testing that might be done on a vehicle. A major safety issue in my mind. I decided to report it now, because I'm surprised nobody else has. Considering there aren't a lot of cigarette smokers it's not surprising I guess.

ODI #11450547UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Windshield cracked while driving for no reason

ODI #11450120VISIBILITY/WIPER

Windshield cracked at in the center at the base while car was sitting inside garage.

ODI #11446267VISIBILITY/WIPER

While driving at a slow speed (<15mph) I had to stop quickly at an intersection. A small board inside the car (<1 lb, 2'x12") connected with the windshield causing a substantial crack approximately 10 inches in diameter. The windshield is absolutely unsafe and will need to be replaced(although has not yet been seen by the dealer.)

ODI #11444550VISIBILITY/WIPER

After having cowl replaced under warranty, at the dealership, I drove vehicle home (3 miles) and placed in garage. Next day, noticed 10 inch crack on lower passenger side of windshield. Took car to have looked at by dealership who stated crack had to come from rock and refused to replace. On my way home, I did not take a rock to my windshield. The Service Manager stated he would call Subaru regarding my issue. He has never called to provide any update.

ODI #11444366ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Today, 12/19/2021, marks the sixth (6th) time my car’s battery has failed and forced me to call Star Link to schedule and wait for a battery jump. Subaru refused to replace my battery after the 3rd and also refused to check the grounding wire upon a service inspection. This battery is faulty and Subaru knows it. My child has been with me in three of th de ridiculous occasions of waiting for jumper cables and has been frightened each time. This is totally unacceptable and is costing my family time, money, and emotional distress.

ODI #11442258UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I was driving on an open road today and it was cold outside about 50 degree. There were no other cars around and I heard a loud boom noise on the roof of my car. I looked at my sunroof in the car and it was shattered. The Bubble from the explosion in the glass was sticking out from the car verses towards the car so I am aware it was not impacted by anything.

ODI #11441383VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while the vehicle was parked, the front windshield cracked without impact. The vehicle was not taken to a local dealer. The manufacturer was not informed of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 24,200.

ODI #11439949UNKNOWN OR OTHER

The windshield on my Subaru Crosstrek is incredibly weak and cracks upon the smallest impact. I have owned my vehicle for 2.5 years, and have driven it about 25,000 miles. In the vehicle that I owned prior (Lincoln LS), I never experienced any windshield cracking, and I was driving in the same region. I now have 6 cracks on my windshield, two of which have grown to be larger cracks (one going all the way across my dash, and the other stretching about 12 inches). The cracks and nicks are causing an issue with visibility in colder weather. My vehicle windshield does not defrost as quickly, and my windshield becomes foggy more often while driving.

ODI #11439201ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while driving 20 MPH, the accelerator pedal was not depressed but the vehicle slightly accelerated independently. There were no warning lights illuminated. The contact also stated that while accelerating from a complete stop and making a turn, the vehicle inadvertently stalled, almost causing another vehicle to crash into her vehicle. There were no warning lights illuminated. The contact veered to the side of the road. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who diagnosed an engine failure and that the failure was related to NHTSA Campaign Number: 21V264000 (Electrical System, Engine and Engine Cooling). The dealer updated the ECM software. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and referred the contact to NHTSA. The vehicle was repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 7,990.

ODI #11438833UNKNOWN OR OTHER

After driving for a few when I come to a stop or slow down to a lower gear and accelerate it starts to stall out and the lights dim a bit slightly. It does not do it on the highway or at higher rates of speed. I’ve checked battery, watched allot of the parameters on a diagnostic tool and didn’t see anything out of the ordinary or any codes even when almost stalling out in a intersection. It would have left me to oncoming traffic. It didn’t die but it was rattling rumbling and stalling. It’s like the transmission is trying to keep it at a super low gear to save gas? I checked for recalls and it states none. I just got this car and it has 40k miles and is still new. I love this car and feel super safe driving it . I traded my abarth for it and it was really hard to part but this car makes up for it. I’m calling the Subaru dealership and dealership I got it from. I’ve owned it less than a month.

ODI #11438312ENGINE

Battery continually does not hold charge over any time longer than a few days parked. Even after long drive from Wisconsin to Ohio, car sitting for 6 days in cool weather (never under 40 degrees) caused dead battery. Battery has been replaced by Subaru dealer 3 times previously, each time dealer said they could not detect a problem. In winter, battery is dead each night, even with normal daily use each day.

ODI #11437489VISIBILITY/WIPER

UNKNOWN. My windshield has a crack in the lower section on the passenger side coming up from the bottom of the windshield. There is no indication that it was hit by anything, there is just a crack. In fact, it was parked in the garage and next time we got in it we noticed the crack.

ODI #11435156ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2 battery failures in 2 years of purchasing vehicle. I am on my third battery in less than two years. Incidents occurred 15, 19, 23 and 24 months into car ownership. 4 battery / electrical related dealer service visits in 2 years. 2 times the car was immobilized due to battery failure, would not start and required a tow to dealership service. On 3 occasions lost car audio - no audio map directions, no hands free phone calling, no radio. On 1 occasion lost all internal lighting on entire instrument panel and all switches during night driving on one occasion creating a serious driving hazard and safety issue. All issues occurred with no warning lamps, messages or other symptoms. Only Subaru Dealer service has inspected and replaced/ recharged the batteries. Dealer service claimed they could not reproduce the problem once they replaced or recharged the batteries.

ODI #11431464ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER,SERVICE BRAKES

The vehicle of concern is a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV). In the past 2 to 3 months, we have had multiple warning lights come on when the vehicle is started. In some cases, we were able to clear the warning lights by turning the vehicle off and back on several times over the course of 30-40 minutes. The two most recent occurrences involved the vehicle having to be towed to the dealership as either the car would not shift out of Park or upon shifting out of Park, the parking brake would not release. The car was driven to the Burlington Subaru dealership in Burlington, VT about 5-6 weeks ago where they were unable to reproduce the problem or find any information logged in the vehicle's logs. Two weeks ago (8/19/21), the vehicle was towed to the dealership. The service department was able to log/see the errors (ABS, Check Engine, Eyesight System and Vehicle Dynamic Control) which were also logged in the MySubaru app. The dealership drove the vehicle almost 250 miles in attempts to diagnose the problem further. They upgraded the ECM software and they did not see the problem after that. I picked the vehicle up the morning of 8/30/21 and the problem recurred the evening of 8/30/21 resulting in the 2nd tow back to the dealership. The same errors as before were reported and seen by the dealership. On 9/1/21, I was informed by the service dept rep the problem was root caused to be a faulty electronic parking switch resulting in a drained battery. They are awaiting the new part which is in short supply in the US currently so no reliable ETA. The dealer would like to keep the car an additional couple of days after they receive the part to see if the problem is resolved. The car has approximately 23,000 miles on it currently.

ODI #11431428VISIBILITY/WIPER

I was driving on the highway and a tiny rock my windshield which shouldn’t have caused the 12 inch crack in my windshield like it did, i have to have it replaced now.

ODI #11430667VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while entering the vehicle, he heard a popping noise and saw there was a crack on the windshield. There was no impact to the windshield that could have caused the crack. The vehicle was repaired by an auto glass company. The dealer and manufacturer were not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 19,500.

ODI #11430534POWER TRAIN,SERVICE BRAKES,ENGINECRASH1 INJURY

My daughter was in process of pulling her car into the garage when it experienced sudden acceleration and crashed into the garage. My daughter was unable to stop the car as the brake system failed during the incident. She is now too terrified to drive the car. Subaru claims that the car is and has been operating as intended. The Subaru Eyesight, Anti-Lock Braking, Vehicle Dynamic Control systems all failed during the sudden acceleration event. It's fortunate that this incident did not happen at a stoplight (intersection).

ODI #11427748ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that the vehicle would not start which resulted in the battery needing to be replaced. The contact stated that the check battery message was displayed on the instrument panel. The vehicle was diagnosed and repaired. The manufacturer was not informed of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 42,000.

ODI #11427006VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated that a horizontal crack had formed on the bottom passenger side windshield without incident or impact. The contact stated that the crack obstructed his vision while driving. The contact had taken the vehicle to an independent mechanic who informed him that the failure may have been caused by the excessive summer heat. The contact then spoke to the dealer and was informed that the vehicle was not under recall or warranty. The manufacturer was also notified of the failure and referred him back to the dealer for assistance. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 45,000.

ODI #11425765VISIBILITY

The contact owns a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. The contact stated while the vehicle was parked, the front windshield cracked without impact. The contact called the local dealer however, the vehicle was not diagnosed nor repaired. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was approximately 37,000. The VIN was not available

ODI #11425427ENGINE,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

CAR HESITATES ON ACCELERATION PERSISTS AFTER RECALL (REPLACEMENT OF IGNITION COILS). CONDITION PERSISTS SINCE PURCHASE (NOV, 2019). NUMEROUS REPAIR ORDERS DID NOT CORRECT PROBLEM.

ODI #11423059UNKNOWN OR OTHER

2019 Subaru Crosstrek Left rear window ( driver’s side) window shattered without warning. There was a recall issued for this exact problem - but the time frame for the recall was narrow and my car was not included as it was just shy of the start date for the recall although manufactured in the same month. Subaru’s number for this recall is WUG-92. The child car seat was covered in glass and shards of glass were embedded throughout the car. The fact that the car was parked with no one in it does not lessen the reality that this would have been a tragic incident for the child and anyone in the car or near the car especially if we had been driving on a highway. Subaru has been contacted and took all the information. I am documenting this for a warning to other Crosstrek owners to be aware that this is known to happen without warning until Subaru notifies them of this potential danger. Hopefully the recall will be expanded to avoid harm and injury.

ODI #11422942VISIBILITY/WIPER

The windshield cracked seemingly at random during the winter. It was approximately 15 degrees on I-70 in CO on December 11, 2020. The windshield suddenly cracked with no indication of impact. It was a 6 inch crack. The windshield appears prone to cracking as evidenced by 1000s of other consumer complaints.

ODI #11422811UNKNOWN OR OTHER

On June 25, 2021 we had driven from Seattle to Spokane, WA and stopped at the Sprague Lake Rest Stop. When we returned to our car and sat in the car for about 15 minutes our car failed to start. The temperature outside was about 100 degrees. After 3 attempts by fellow travelers Roadside Assist and a Tow Driver our car failed to start so it was towed to the Suburu dealer in Spokane Washington where a battery was replaced. The only reason that was given for the failure was that we sat in the car for a time before we started the car and the batter;y was drained because of the presence of the keys. Our batter has failed on 3 other occasions. Because we do occasional car trips we no longer feel safe in this car

ODI #11422223ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I’m having continuous problems with my car not starting or a dead battery. It has been in for for service 3x for this issue abc one of those times they replaced the battery. On 6/24/21 I picked up my car from the service department after leaving it there for several days only for them to tell me nothing is wrong with my car. 20 minutes later and my car won’t start which I captured on video. This car seems to have an electrical issue that no one wants to admit to.

ODI #11421313ENGINE

CAR HESITATES ON ACCELERATION.

ODI #11421173SUSPENSION,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

I received 2 recall notices in the mail from Subaru 0n 6/16/2021. I immediately contacted the selling dealer, Dunning Subaru, Ann Arbor Michigan and was advised that they could not even give me a date in July when the vehicle could be repaired, but they would add my name to a waiting list for appointments. I contacted Subaru customer service for assistance and was told I would have to find a local retailer on my own and that though they said the vehicle was not safe to drive, they refused to offer and substitute transportation until the vehicle could be repaired. I contacted LaFontaine Subaru, Commerce Twsp, Mi and was advised that they have been unable to order sufficient parts for this recall and while the earliest available appointment was for July 7th (3 weeks from today) they could not guarantee that they would have the parts on that date to actually perform the repair. In short, Subaru produced a defective vehicle; advised me it was not safe to drive the vehicle; is unable to repair the vehicle in a reasonable timeframe; and refuses to provide substitute transportation. What is the good of a recall program if repairs can't be made and the customer is stuck without transportation; and the company response is essentially - "it's the customers problem to deal with - have a nice day!"

ODI #11419973AIR BAGS,FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE

The EyeSight turned off and would not turn back on. Then the airbag symbol lit up on the dashboard. My cruise control and lane assistance were not working as well. If I had been involved in an accident, the airbags would not have deployed. The warning messages appeared about 3 weeks ago.

ODI #11416327STEERING,SUSPENSION,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I BOUGHT MY CAR IN MEXICO AND HAVE MOVED TO NORTH LAS VEGAS NEVADA. THE DEALER WILL NOT MAKE THE NECESSARY SAFETY REPAIRS UNDER THE RECALLS. WHAT DO I DO? DO I HAVE AN UNSAFE CAR?

ODI #11413996VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD ON MY SUBARU CROSSTREK WHICH WAS PURCHASED NEW FROM A DEALER IN JULY 2019 HAS ALREADY SUFFERED 2 RANDOM CHIPS IN THE WINDSHIELD & TODAY AS I WAS DRIVING THE WINDSHIELD SPLIT SPONTANEOUSLY WITH A 7 INCH CRACK IN A TOTALLY DIFFERENT AREA FROM PREVIOUS REPAIRED CHIPS. THIS IS RIDICULOUS.

ODI #11408644ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I'VE HAD REPEATED PROBLEMS WITH THE 12V BATTERY IN MY 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK HYBRID. THE VEHICLE HAS SOME SORT OF ELECTRICAL "LEAKAGE" ISSUE THAT DRAINS THE BATTERY AFTER SITTING FOR A FEW DAYS. WHEN THIS HAPPENS, THE VEHICLE IS COMPLETELY INOPERATIVE; CAR WILL NOT START, YOU CANNOT EVEN UNLOCK THE DOORS. IN 18 MONTHS OF OWNERSHIP, THE CAR HAS STRANDED ME SEVERAL TIMES. ONE INCIDENT JUST REQUIRED A JUMP START, BUT DURING THE LATEST INCIDENT THE CAR WAS COMPLETELY DEAD AND HAD TO BE TOWED ON A FLAT BED TRUCK TO THE DEALER FOR A NEW BATTERY AND OTHER REPAIRS. IN ALL OF THESE CASES, ALL ACCESSORIES, LIGHTS, OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT COULD DRAIN POWER WAS OFF WHEN THE CAR WAS PARKED. UNFORTUNATELY, THERE IS SOMETHING IN THE CAR THAT IS DRAWING POWER WHEN IT IS OFF AND DRAINS THE BATTERY WITHIN DAYS.

ODI #11407351ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

STARTER FAILED AT 50 K MILES LEFT ME STRANDED

ODI #11407089VISIBILITY/WIPER

WHILE DRIVING TO WORK IN THE MORNING, MY WINDSHIELD ALL OF A SUDDEN CRAKED. THERE WERE NO VEHICLES AROUND ME SO IT WASN'T A ROCK THAT HIT MY WINDOW, THE CRACK ON THE WINDOW ITS ABOUT AND ONE INCH. I TOOK THE CAR TO THE SUBARU DEALER AND THEY SAID THAT CRACK WAS TOO BIG TO BE FIX, WE PAID EXTRA AT THE TIME OF PURCHASED FOR A PACKAGE THAT WOULD COVER DINGS AND WINDOW REPLACEMENTS AND THEY ARE NOT FOLLOWING THE PROMISE.

ODI #11406867STEERING,SERVICE BRAKES,ENGINE

MY SUBARU CROSSTREK IS A 2019 - LESS THAN 2 YEARS OLD AND STILL COVERED BY WARRANTY. IT HAS BEEN METICULOUSLY CARED FOR AND ONLY DEALER SERVICED. 3 DAYS AGO THE CAR'S ENGINE SHUT OFF WHILE WE WERE DRIVING IT. THERE WAS A COMPLETE LOSS OF POWER TO THE BRAKES AND STEERING. WE COULD HAVE BEEN KILLED. I BROUGHT THE CAR IN IMMEDIATELY TO THE DEALER SERVICE I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GOING TO, AND THEY CANNOT FIND ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE CAR. IN HIS OWN WORDS, THE SERVICE MANAGER SAID "I WOULD NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE LETTING MY FAMILY OR LOVED ONES USING YOUR CAR" - BUT HE OFFERED NO HELP. HE SAID THAT THEY CAN'T FIND A PROBLEM, THEY CAN'T FIND AN ERROR CODE, AND THERE IS NOTHING THEY CAN DO. I DON'T FEEL SAFE DRIVING THIS VEHICLE GIVEN THAT A SERIOUS, DANGEROUS, HAZARDS, AND POTENTIALLY LIFE-THREATENING ENGINE FAILURE OCCURED WITH NO APPARENT CAUSE IN A BRAND NEW CAR. THE FACT THAT THE SERVICE MANAGER HIMSELF SAID THAT IT'S NOT SAFE TO DRIVE BUT COULDN'T OFFER ANY EXPLANATION OF WHY THE INFORMATION OCCURED IS VERY FRUSTRATING. THE DEALERSHIP IS GIVING ME A DANGEROUS CAR BACK WITH NO KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO FIX IT OR WHEN IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. IF THE ENGINE DIES ON THE HIGHWAY OR ON A CROWDED STREET, IT COULD CAUSE AN ACCIDENT IN WHICH MYSELF AND OTHERS ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED OR KILLED.

ODI #11406716ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT STATED WHILE DRIVING 70 MPH, THE VEHICLE STALLED WITHOUT WARNING. THE VEHICLE WAS PARKED ON THE SIDE OF THE ROADWAY. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT DRIVABLE. THE VEHICLE WAS TOWED TO BILL RAPP SUBARU (3446 BURNET AVE, SYRACUSE, NY 13206, (315) 437-2501) WHERE IT WAS DIAGNOSED WITH UNKNOWN ELECTRICAL ISSUES. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE FAILURE RECURRED THREE TIMES. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT REPAIRED. THE MANUFACTURER WAS INFORMED OF THE FAILURE. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS APPROXIMATELY 24,680.

ODI #11406515VISIBILITY/WIPER

I WAS DRIVING DOWN HIGHWAY 1 AND MY DRIVER'S RIGHT SIDE WINDOW SUDDENLY EXPLODED AND SHATTERED INTO A THOUSAND PIECES, RAINING GLASS DOWN ALL OVER ME. I DIDN'T HAVE A CRACK PREVIOUSLY AND A ROCK DIDN'T HIT IT SO THERE WAS NOTHING TO CAUSE THIS. THERE WERE NO OTHER CARS ON THE HIGHWAY AT THE TIME. THE CAR ONLY HAS 13K MILES SO THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN, BUT I'VE SINCE FOUND OUT THIS IS A KNOWN DEFECT WITH NEWER SUBARUS SO THEY SHOULD FIX THIS ISSUE BEFORE SOMEONE GETS REALLY HURT.

ODI #11406133UNKNOWN OR OTHER

WINDSHIELD CRACKING. WAS REPLACE AND CRACKED AGAIN.

ODI #11405497STRUCTURE,UNKNOWN OR OTHER,VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED IN COLD WEATHER WHILE WARMING UP. DRIVER SIDE SUN VISOR FELL OFF AS I WAS DRIVING AS WELL.

ODI #11404286VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD IS CRACKED WITH NO VISIBLE CHIPS OR DAMAGE CAUSING THE CRACK. I HAVE NEVER HAD A ROCK FLY AND HIT THE WINDSHIELD OR ANYTHING. IT SEEMS TO HAVE CRACKED WITH NO APPARENT REASON.

ODI #11404358VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE FRONT WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO APPARENT REASON; THE VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY WHEN NOTICED AND IT APPEARS THIS DID NOT OCCUR DURING TRAVEL.

ODI #11403038VISIBILITY/WIPER

ROCK HIT MY WINDSHIELD ON A HIGHWAY. 2 HOURS LATER AND LONG CRACK APPEARED- 8 INCHES

ODI #11402898VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD HAS CRACKED WITHOUT CAUSE. THANKFULLY THE WINDSHIELD CRACKED WHILE IT WAS PARKED. CRACKING ALL ON ITS OWN WITHOUT BEING HIT OR DAMAGED IS INCREDIBLY FRIGHTENING AND DANGEROUS.

ODI #11397059STEERING,LANE DEPARTURE

EVER SINCE I HAVE OWNED THE CAR MAY 2019 I HAVE HAD THE PROBLEM OF DANGEROUS UNSTABLE STEERING WHEN IT AUTOMATICALLY DEPARTS FROM LANES AT SPEEDS ABOVE 50 MPH IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS WET SUNNY MOUNTAINS HILLY WHEN IT PUTS ALL US IN DANGER WHEN THA DRIVER HAS TO ADJUST THE CAR. TWICE I HAVE TAKEN TO THE DEALERSHIP AND NO ACTION WAS TAKEN AND WE REMAIN APPREHENSIVE ABOUT DRIVING OUR LESS THAN 6000 MILES. IT IS UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS. CAN ANY THING BE DONE.

ODI #11396855ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

STATIONARY. BATTERY HAS BEEN REPLACED 4 TIMES. FIRST SUBARU SAID THAT IT NEEDED TO BE STARTED EVERY COUPLE OF WEEKS. THEN THEY SAID THAT IT HAD TO BE STARTED OR DRIVEN EVER WEEK. NOW THEY SAY IT HAS TO BE DRIVEN "MORE" AFTER PREVIOUS INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN FOLLOWD. BATTERY DIES, BECOMES DEFECTIVE, AND DEALERSHIP REPLACES IT.

ODI #11389564VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED DURING COLD WEATHER. WINDSHIELD SEEMS TO BE DEFECTIVE.

ODI #11389574VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD CRACKED VERY EASILY FROM A SMALL ROCK HITTING IT WHILE WE WERE DRIVING ON THE HIGHWAY. THE CRACK THEN QUICKLY INCREASED IN SIZE BEFORE WE REPLACED IT. THE SAME THING HAPPENED BEFORE AND WE HAVE HAD TO REPLACE OUR WINDSHIELD TWICE IN ONE YEAR.

ODI #11389199ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

ORIGINAL BATTERY FAILED 5 TIMES IN 6 MONTHS AND WAS FINALLY REPLACED BY DEALER. SECOND BATTERY FAILED AFTER A MONTH AND HAS NOW BEEN REPLACED AGAIN BY DEALER. VEHICLE HAD BEEN DRIVEN FOR 20 MINUTES OR MORE AT LEAST TWICE A WEEK BEFORE THE 2ND BATTERY FAILURE.

ODI #11388256ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

VEHICLE BATTERY WILL NOT HOLD POWER. VEHICLE WILL NOT TURN ON AND REQUIRES CHARGING BEFORE IT WILL TURN ON. HAS HAPPENED 5 TIMES IN LAST MONTH. VEHICLE STATIONARY.

ODI #11387113VISIBILITY/WIPER

I WOKE UP ONE MORNING AND WHEN I WENT TO MY CAR THAT WAS PARKED IN MY DRIVEWAY OVERNIGHT I SAW A CRACK IN THE WINDSHIELD THAT WAS NOT THERE WHEN I GOT HOME THE NIGHT BEFORE. THE CRACK LOOKS LIKE IT STARTS WHERE THE DE ICER IS LOCATED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PASSENGER SIDE.

ODI #11387021VISIBILITY/WIPER

DRIVERS SIDE WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO APPARENT REASON. WAS DRIVING ON A STRAIGHT AWAY, WITH NO CARS IN FRONT OR BEHIND ME, DOING ABOUT 55MPH. PAID $240.00 TO HAVE REPLACED. I DO NOT HAVE PHOTO. JUST CREDIT CARD PAYMENT TO GLASS COMPANY.

ODI #11386150VISIBILITY/WIPER

FRONT WINDSHIELD CRACKED WHILE DRIVING ON I-65. MY SPEED WAS 75 MPH. I DID NOT HEAR ANYTHING HIT THE WINDSHIELD. TRAFFIC WAS VERY LIGHT.

ODI #11384337ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

FOR THE THIRD TIME, THE BATTERY ON THIS CAR NEEDS TO GO BACK FOR SERVICE - THE CAR IS HOUSED IN A GARAGE ON OUR PROPERTY AND IS TURNED ON EVERY 3-4 DAYS. THIS MORNING AND TWICE BEFORE THE CAR DOESN'T START. IN THE PREVIOUS 2 TIMES THE CAR WAS COMPLETELY DEAD AND I HAD TO JUMP START IT AND TAKE IT TO THE DEALER WHERE THEY SAID THEY REPLACED THE BATTERY. THIS MORNING WHEN TRYING TO START THE CAR, THE LIGHTS WERE FLASHING BUT THE ENGINE DID NOT TURN OVER. THE SAME THING HAPPENED WITH OUR LAST SUBARU A 2015 SUBARU IMPREZA. WE FEEL THE CAR SHOULD NOT NEED TO BE STARTED EVERY DAY NOR SHOULD WE NEED TO PUT ON A TRICKLE CHARGER AS SUGGESTED BY JEFF AT PAUL MILLER SUBARU WHO I UNDERSTAND IS THE SERVICE MANAGER THERE IN PARSIPPANY, NJ WHERE WE BOUGHT THE CAR. THE CAR WAS PARKED INSIDE THE GARAGE. ALSO WHENEVER WE WERE ABLE TO TURN ON THE CAR, THE RADIO COMES ON IMMEDIATELY. I THINK SOMETHING ELSE IS DRAINING THE BATTERY AND IS PROBABLY A DESIGN DEFECT. WE LAST STARTED THE CAR AND DROVE IT ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. THE HAD THIS PROBLEM YESTERDAY.

ODI #11384371VISIBILITY/WIPER

A FEW DAYS AGO I WENT OUT TO MY SHOP TO GET IN MY CAR TO GO TO WORK AND WHEN I GOT IN MY CAR I NOTICED A GIANT CRACK IN THE WINDOW THAT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WINDOW DOWN AT THE BOTTOM AND IT STARTS UNDER THE WIPERS AND IS ABOUT 6 INCHES LONG. THEN A FEW DAYS WENT BY AND I WAS DRIVING TO WORK AGAIN ON THE HIGH WAY IN THE RAIN AND IT CRACKED ANOTHER 2 INCHES.

ODI #11378035SUSPENSION

STRUT HAS CREAKING SOUND DURING DRIVING IN CITY TRAFFIC. ON HIGHWAY THERE IS HARDLY ANY NOISE AND WORKS FINE. DEALER SUGGESTED STRUT REPLACEMENT BUT NOT UNDER WARRANTY SINCE IT WAS IN ACCIDENT IN THAT AREA 6 MONTHS AGO.

ODI #11377274VISIBILITY

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT STATED THAT UPON INSPECTION, IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT THE FRONT WINDSHIELD WAS CRACKED AT THE LOWER SECTION ON THE PASSENGER'S SIDE. THE CAUSE OF THE CRACK WAS NOT DETERMINED. THE CONTACT INDICATED THAT THERE WAS NO IMPACT TO THE WINDSHIELD PRIOR TO THE CRACK BEING NOTICED. THE LOCAL DEALER MCGOVERN SUBARU LOCATED AT 203 LAFAYETTE RD, NORTH HAMPTON, NH 03862 WAS NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE. THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOT YET CONTACTED. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 10,000.

ODI #11377313VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE FRONT WINDSHIELD OF THE VEHICLE HAS DEVELOPED A LARGE CRACK FOR APPARENTLY NO REASON. THE CRACK APPEARED BEHIND THE REARVIEW MIRROR AND WAS APPROXIMATELY 6" ACROSS. SINCE THEN, THE CRACK HAS EXTENDED TO NEARLY A FOOT ACROSS.

ODI #11376877VISIBILITY/WIPER

2 MONTHS AFTER I PURCHASED THIS VEHICLE I NOTICED A SMALL CRACK IN MY WINDSHIELD THAT HAS SINCE STARTED TO BECOME LONGER. NO ACCIDENTS OR FALLING OBJECTS THAT COULD HAVE CREATED THE CRACK.

ODI #11376531VISIBILITY/WIPER,FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE

WINDSHIELD IS VERY EASILY CRACKED OR CHIPPED FROM THE SMALLEST PEBBLES HITTING IT WHILE GOING EVEN 35 MPH. WITH THE ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL, GETTING THE WINDSHIELD FIXED AND THE SENSORS RECALIBRATED COULD COST A FORTUNE.

ODI #11376694VISIBILITY/WIPER

OVERNIGHT, SOMETHING FELL ON MY VEHICLE AND CRACKED THE WINDSHIELD. THE CRACK TRAVELS A GOOD THIRD OF THE WIDTH OF THE VEHICLE. WE THINK IT IS A MANUFACTURING DEFECT AS THE SUBARU WAS STREET-PARKED UNDERNEATH A POWER LINE, AND WE DIDN'T FIND ANYTHING SUBSTANTIAL AROUND THE CAR THAT COULD HAVE CRACKED IT.

ODI #11375662ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,VISIBILITY/WIPER

AFTER STARTING THE CAR AND BEGINNING TO REVERSE AWAY FROM MY HOME, THE REAR VIEW CAMERA FROZE FOR 10 SECONDS, NOT SHOWING ANY CHANGE IN MOVING OR STATIONARY OBJECTS. THIS HAPPENED DUE TO THE DRIVER SCREEN INTERFACE/ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM CRASHING AND REBOOTING. THE CRASH/REBOOT USUALLY HAPPENS IF THE CAR PAIRS BY BLUETOOTH WITH A PHONE THAT IS IN THE HOUSE, AND THEN GETS OUT OF RANGE WHEN THE CAR BACKS AWAY OR DRIVES AWAY FROM THE HOUSE. IF IT CRASHES WHILE REVERSING, THE SCREEN EITHER GOES BLANK OR FREEZES THE REAR VIEW IMAGE IN PLACE. IF THE SYSTEM CRASHES WHILE DRIVING FORWARD THEN THE REVERSE CAMERA IMAGE IS NOT AFFECTED. WHEN THE CAMERA FREEZES WHILE REVERSING, IT IS VERY DANGEROUS SINCE IT GIVES THE DRIVER THE FALSE VIEW THAT NOTHING IS BEHIND THE CAR WHEN THERE COULD BE A CHILD OR OBJECT.

ODI #11375225ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

MY WIFES CAR STARTED SMELLING LIKE GASOLINE INSIDE THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT. WE TOOK IT TO A SUBARU DEALER AND A RODENT HAD CHEWED THE HIGH PRESSURE GAS LINE. IT THEN SPRAYED GASOLINE RIGHT INTO HER BACK SEAT FOAM AND CUSHION. IF WE TAKE THE RODENT OUT OF THE EQUATION, THIS CAR IS NOT SAFE AND WE WANT OUR MONEY BACK IN FULL. THE MATERIAL FOR WIRING AND FUEL LINES ARE MADE FROM A SOY BASED PRODUCT ATTRACTING RODENTS. THE SEAL THEY USE FOR THE GAS TANK ACCESS UNDER THE REAR SEAT IS A CHEAP FOAM NOT A NEOPRENE RUBBER OR O-RING. IF THE GAS WOULD OF LEAKED ONTO JUST THE GROUND I WOULDN'T EVEN BE TYPING THIS LETTER. I AM EXTREMELY CONCERNED ABOUT HIGH PRESSURE GAS GETTING INTO THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT. I WANT TO CONTACT A LAWYER ABOUT THIS AND MAKE SUBARU ACCOUNTABLE. THE DEALER EVEN TOLD ME IT WAS THE SECOND ONE IN 2 WEEKS. THEY MUST USE A SOY BASED FUEL LINE TO ATTRACT TO RODENT, AND THEN THE FOAM SEAL IN NO WAY IS SAFE TO PREVENT A PRESSURE OF GASOLINE FROM REACHING INSIDE THE VEHICLE. MY WIFES CAR IS 13 MO OLD AND ONLY HAS 7400 MILES ON IT. SHE IS DEVASTATED AS THIS WAS HER FIRST BRAND NEW CAR EVER. NO WE HAVE A CAR WITH GAS SMELL INSIDE FOREVER. PLEASE HELP US!

ODI #11375327POWER TRAIN,VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

OCCASIONALLY, WHILE ACCELERATING, IT FEELS AS IF THE CAR LOSES ACCELERATION AND THE ENGINE LOSES POWER. IT HAPPENS WHILE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION SLOW SPEEDS AND FAST SPEEDS.

ODI #11374304VISIBILITY/WIPER

ONE DAY IN AUGUST, I WENT TO MY CAR PARKED IN THE GARAGE AND NOTICED A CRACK COMING UP FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDSHIELD. I HAVE HAD NOTHING HIT THE WINDSHIELD IN SEVERAL MONTHS AND NEVER IN THAT AREA. ON 3 SEPARATE OCCASIONS AFTER THAT, AS I TOOK THE CAR OUT OF THE GARAGE, I NOTICED IT LENGTHENING HORIZONTAL BY ABOUT 3 INCHES EACH TIME.

ODI #11374202UNKNOWN OR OTHER,VISIBILITY/WIPER

AFTER BEING PARKED OUTSIDE IN MY DRIVE WAY IN TAHOE CITY DURING A SNOWY NIGHT, MY WINDSHIELD CRACKED IN SEVERAL PLACES. I NOTICED THE DAMAGE IN THE MORNING AFTER REMOVING THE SNOW AND TURNING ON MY VEHICLE. I HAVE BEEN READING ONLINE THAT THIS IS A KNOWN ISSUE BUT SUBARU HAS NOT BEEN RECALLING WINDSHIELDS. I CONFIRMED WITH MY SUBARU SERVICE CENTER THAT THIS ISSUE IS NOT UNDER WARANTY.

ODI #11372889VISIBILITY/WIPER

BEEN DRIVING SUBARUS FOR MANY YEARS AND HAVE ALWAYS LOVED THEM...UNTIL NOW. GOT JUST OVER 11,300 MILES ON THE CAR SINCE I HARDLY DRIVE IT ANYMORE DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. WHILE DRIVING MY FIRST TIME OUT IN WEEKS, A SMALL PEBBLE HIT WINDSHIELD ON LEFT SIDE AND THE GLASS IMMEDIATELY CRACKED ABOUT 6" IN LENGTH. BY THE TIME I GOT HOME IT HAD TRAVELED TO ABOUT 9". THIS WAS A VERY SMALL PEBBLE THAT BARELY MADE A SOUND AND THAT SHOULD HAVE BOUNCED OFF WITH NO DAMAGE OR AT THE VERY MOST, MAYBE LEFT A CHIP BUT THE CRACKED WINDSHIELD SHOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. THE WINDSHIELDS ARE SUPPOSEDLY COATED WITH A SPECIAL SOMETHING THAT DEFLECTS SMALL ROCKS........YEA, I DON'T THINK SO! I SEE THAT THERE IS A CLASS ACTION SUIT AGAINST SUBARU FOR THIS VERY THING. NO ONE WILL FIX IT TO STOP THE TRAVELING CRACK, THEY ALL SAY IT MUST BE REPLACED DUE TO THE SAFETY FEATURES OF THE VEHICLE/GLASS. WELL THE WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT IS SUPER EXPENSIVE BECAUSE OF THE "EYESIGHT" FEATURE AND THE CAMERAS. THESE CARS ARE NOT CHEAP AND I WOULD EXPECT HIGHER QUALITY FROM SUBARU. VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE BRAND NOW.

ODI #11372581ENGINE

I AM DRIVING DOWN HWY17 DOWNHILL WHEN TRAFFIC SLOWED AND AS I SLOWED THE ENGINE AND CAR COMPLETELY SHUT DOWN , NO POWER , VERY LITTLE STEERING CONTROL.I WAS ABLE TO PULL OFF WITHOUT INCIDENT. I DO FEAR THE REOCCURRENCE OF THIS PROBLEM AND I DO FEEL THIS IS DANGEROUS AND HOPE THE COMPLAINT IS CONSIDERED AND ADDRESED

ODI #11365945POWER TRAIN,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

ALL ELEXTRICAL WAS DIABELED, NO S DRIVE, NO RESPONSE TO KEY FOB, COULD NOT TAKE CAR OUT OF PARK, CHECK ENGINE LIGHT ON. CAR WAS WORKIG WHEN PARKED AT STORE, CAME OUT AND THE CAR WOULD NOT START AND KEPT GIVING ME ERROR MESAGES. THE YBRID BATTER WAS GOOD AND I FINALLY WAS ABLE TO USE THE HYBRID MODE TO GET THE CAR TO THE DEALERSHIP.

ODI #11363687VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKS EASILY AND THE CRACKS SPREAD QUICKLY. I'VE HAD 2 CRACKS SO FAR ON A 2019 VEHICLE FROM LIGHT PEBBLE IMPACT COMING FROM THE ROAD. COST ESTIMATE TO REPLACE IS VERY HIGH AS THE VEHICLE HAS EYESIGHT. SUBARU CLAIMS IF YOU DON'T USE THE OEM WINDSHIELD EYESIGHT MAY NOT WORK. OVER $1000 TO REPLACE?? SMALL CRACK HAPPENED FIRST RIGHT AFTER VEHICLE WAS PURCHASED. HAD IT "REPAIRED" SINCE IT WAS NOT A SAFETY OR VISION ISSUE. NEW CRACK IS RIGHT IN LINE OF SIGHT ON DRIVERS SIDE.

ODI #11362508VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

WHEN I TURN ON CRUISE CONTROL AND SET THE DESIRED SPEED THE SYSTEM ON ITS OWN DECIDES TO ACCELERATE TO 90 OR 100 MPH. THIS OCCURS ON THE HIGHWAY WHEN I AM TRAVELLING LONG DISTANCES. I DONT KNOW THE EXACT SEQUENCE IF ITS INITIALLY WHEN I TURN ON THE CRUISE CONTROL OR WHEN I WANT TO RESUME AND GO A BIT FASTER. THIS HAS OCCURRED A COUPLE OF TIMES AND CAN'T BE RECREATED ON DEMAND. I TOOK THE CAR INTO SUBARU AND THEY HAVE NO KNOWN RECALLS AND FOUND NOTHING WRONG.

ODI #11360617VISIBILITY/WIPER

NO KNOWN ISSUE OCCURRED, YET THE WINDSHIELD STARTED A CRACK FROM THE DRIVERS SIDE EDGE AND RAPIDLY MOVED ACROSS THE WINDSHIELD ABOUT 12 INCHES. DURING HIGHWAY DRIVING IT MAY HAVE CAUGHT A PEBBLE (DON'T RECALL THIS HAPPENING BUT I'VE EXPERIENCED THIS WITH OTHER CARS), BUT STILL THAT WOULDN'T EXPLAIN THE RAPID CRACKING.

ODI #11355376VISIBILITY/WIPER

I BOUGHT THIS CAR A LITTLE OVER A YEAR AGO. (BOUGHT JUNE 2019 AND CURRENTLY SEPTEMBER 2020). IN JANUARY I WAS DRIVING ON THE INTERSTATE AND A HEARD A LIGHT "TING" ON MY WINDSHIELD (I'VE HAD CARS BEFORE THIS ONE, AND I'VE NEVER GOTTEN A CRACK FROM SOMETHING LIKE THAT) AND MY WINDSHIELD GOT A CHIP IN IT THAT IN DIAMETER WAS A LITTLE LARGER THAN A QUARTER. I GOT THAT FIXED QUICKLY AFTER IT HAPPENED. THEN, 4 DAYS AGO I WAS DRIVING ON THE INTERSTATE AND THIS "TING" WAS A LITTLE LOUDER. I DIDN'T SEE ANY DAMAGE AT FIRST, BUT IT WAS BECAUSE IT WAS BEHIND MY REARVIEW MIRROR, AND WHEN I GOT OUT IT WAS A CRACK ABOUT A FOOT LONG. I'VE BEEN DRIVING SINCE I WAS 16 AND I'M 23 NOW, AND I'VE NEVER HAD THESE THINGS HAPPEN. TO GET TWO INCIDENTS IN LESS THAN A YEAR SEEMS SUSPICIOUS TO ME.

ODI #11354267VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED NEEDING REPLACEMENT AFTER NO NOTICABLE ROCK HITTING IT

ODI #11352087ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

THE CAR WAS PURCHASED IN NOVEMBER, AND THE BATTERY FAILED IN APRIL AFTER MULTIPLE DEAD BATTERIES AND JUMP STARTS. THE BATTERY WAS REPLACED AS 'DEFECTIVE.' THE CAR WAS JUMPED AGAIN FOR A DEAD BATTERY IN JUNE. THE BATTERY DIED AGAIN IN JULY, AND THE TECH SAID THAT THE REASON WAS THAT THE CAR HAD TO BE DRIVEN EVERY 5 DAYS OR THE BATTERY WOULD BE DEAD. IN AUGUST, THE CAR WAS TAKEN IN AND AGAIN THE DIAGNOSIS WAS A DEFECTIVE BATTERY, AND IT WAS REPLACED, THOUGH THEY ALSO SAID THAT THE CAR NEEDED TO BE STARTED AND DRIVEN ONCE A WEEK.

ODI #11351762VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD EASILY SUSCEPTIBLE TO ROCK CHIPS COMPARED TO PREVIOUS MODEL CROSSTREK (2014) DRIVING THE SAME ROADS. HAVE RECEIVED 2 ROCK CHIPS IN WINDSHIELD LESS THAN 1 MONTH APART FROM ANOTHER WHILE DRIVING ON SUBURBAN ROADS WHERE SPEED LIMIT IS 55MPH.

ODI #11351511VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED FROM DASH AREA ABOUT 12'

ODI #11351520FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

CAR HAS HESITATED AND STUMBLED SINCE NEW. VERY LOW POWER. TAKEN TO TWO DIFFERENT DEALERSHIPS TO CORRECT PROBLEM. RECALL FOR IGNITION DOWN. PROBLEM PERSISTS

ODI #11350991UNKNOWN OR OTHERFIRE

IN JUNE OF 2020, MY BRAND NEW 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK CAUGHT FIRE WHILE DRIVING ON THE HIGHWAY. THE MORNING OF THE FIRE, IT WAS CONFIRMED VIA THE APP THAT ALL CAR SYSTEMS WERE IN CHECK AND NO MAINTENANCE WAS REQUIRED. WHILE DRIVING ABOUT 65MPH, WE COULD NO LONGER ACCELERATE. WHILE PULLING OVER, THE DASHBOARD LIT UP WITH ICONS. WE THEN NOTICED SMOKE, THEN FIRE. THIS WAS ABOUT WITHIN A MINUTE AND A HALF TIMES. THE CAR REMAINS BURNT ON THE LOT UNTOUCHED AND SUBARU HAS YET TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT 3 MONTHS LATER. IF THERE IS A RECALL, IT WAS VERY UNSAFE FOR SUBARU CROSSTREK DRIVERS TO BE ON THE ROAD.

ODI #11350462VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO REASON, CREATING A LONG CRACK HALFWAY DOWN MY WINDSHIELD. VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY, PARKED ON SIDE STREET. MILEAGE WAS AROUND 9,000 MILES. 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK

ODI #11350245STRUCTURE

THE PAK PAINT CODE CHIPS ALL OVER THE VEHICLE. I HAD TO FIGHT WITH SUBARU TO HAVE THE VEHICLE REPAINTED AND THIS IS A KNOWN COMMON ISSUE. WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PURCHASING THE VEHICLE, THE PAINT STARTED CHIPPING OFF.

ODI #11349889VISIBILITY/WIPER

NOTICED WINDSHIELD WAS CRACKED STARTING WHERE THE DEFROSTER LINES ARE. DEFROSTER WAS NOT BEING USED THAT DAY THOUGH AS IT WAS 100 DEGREES THAT DAY. DON'T RECALL IT HAPPENING WHILE I WAS DRIVING. NOTICED IT AFTER I GOT IN THE CAR TO DRIVE HOME FROM WORK.

ODI #11348539VISIBILITY/WIPER

A SMALL CRACK IN THE LOWER DRIVERS SIDE WINDSHIELD APPEARED WITH NO KNOWN REASON. IT HAS NOW SPREAD LARGER. ONLY 2 DRIVERS AND BOTH DENY EVER HEARING A ROCK OR REASON FOR THE WINDSHIELD TO CRACK. THE CAR WAS PARKED IN GARAGE WITH NO KNOWN CRACK AND THE NEXT MORNING A CRACK APPEARED.

ODI #11343750ENGINECRASH

VEHICLE IN MOTION ,ACCELERATED WITHOUT WARNING , AND COLLIDED INTO A TREE LOCATED ON CURB OF SIDEWALK, NO INJURIES TO 2 OCCUPANTS WEARING SEATBELTS, MAJOR DAMAGE TO FRONT OF VEHICLE. NO EXPLANATION FOR VEHICLE MOVING UNEXPECTLY

ODI #11343416ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

SOME TIME THIS CAR ACELERACIN MORE LIKE PUT MORE FULL, I START TO NOTICE WHEN I WAS DRIVEN IN THE SPECIFIC SPEED AND THE CAR START TO PUT MORE FULL AND SPEED MORE THAN I WAS

ODI #11342502VISIBILITY/WIPER

WHILE DRIVING ON AN INTERSTATE, A CRACK FORMED ON MY WINDSHIELD. IT STARTED PRECISELY AT THE BASE AND WENT UPWARD CLEANLY ABOUT 4 INCHES. NO OBJECTS HIT THE WINDSHIELD, AND THERE WERE NO PRIOR CRACKS.

ODI #11339853POWER TRAIN,ENGINE

WHEN ACCELERATING RPM DISPLAY AT APPROXIMATELY 2-3 THOUSAND RPMS STARTS TO JOLT AND THE RPM NEEDLE BOUNCES UP AND DOWN AS THE ACCELERATION CONTINUES!! THE VEHICLE DOES THIS WHEN GOING FROM A FULL STOPPED POSITION TO ACCELERATING.

ODI #11339991ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THE AUTO LOCK FUNCTION HAS MYSTERIOUSLY STOPPED WORKING. TRADITIONALLY, AUTO LOCK WILL WORK AS THE CAR BEGINS TO ROLL RIGHT IN REVERSE OR DRIVE. AFTER STARTUP IN MORNING ON MY WAY TO WORK, THE AUTO LOCKS MYSTERIOUSLY STOPPED ENGAGING AS THEY ALWAYS HAD BEFORE. THIS PROBLEM HAS CONTINUED AND NOW THE AUTO-LOCK FUNCTION DOES NOT WORK ALL TOGETHER. THE AUTO SHOP HAS LOOKED AT IT WITH MY LOCAL DEALER AND THEY CANNOT SOLVE THIS ISSUE.

ODI #11339062ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT RECEIVED NOTIFICATION OF NHTSA CAMPAIGN NUMBER: 19V743000 (ELECTRICAL SYSTEM) HOWEVER, THE PART TO DO THE RECALL REPAIR WAS NOT YET AVAILABLE. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE MANUFACTURER EXCEEDED A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME FOR THE RECALL REPAIR. THE CONTACT CALLED ISLAND SUBARU (1257 HYLAN BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, NY 10305 (718)697-6000) WHERE THE APPOINTMENT WAS CANCELLED THREE TIMES AND THE CONTACT WAS REFERRED TO ANOTHER LOCAL DEALER. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT DIAGNOSED NOR REPAIRED. THE CONTACT HAD NOT EXPERIENCED A FAILURE. THE MANUFACTURER WAS MADE AWARE OF THE ISSUE. PARTS DISTRIBUTION DISCONNECT.

ODI #11338600VISIBILITY/WIPER

VERY SMALL ROCK HIT WINDSHIELD ON THE HIGHWAY AND CAUSED A GOOD SIZED CHIP. I UNDERSTAND THAT THESE WINDSHIELDS ARE UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR BREAKING TOO EASILY ON THIS SUBARU MODEL.

ODI #11337738UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I PURCHASED THIS AFTERMARKET DEVICE ON AMAZON IN MAY. NOT ONLY DOES THIS DEVICE NOT WORK BUT I AM CONCERN OF THE INHERENT DANGERS OF THIS PRODUCT. I SPENT A FAIR AMOUNT OF TIME ON THE PHONE WITH SUBARU OF AMERICA WHO STATED THIS TYPE OF DEVICE SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR BOTH SAFETY AND WARRANTY REASONS. SUBARU POINTED THIS OUT TO ME IN MY OWNER'S MANUAL. WE ALSO DISCUSSED HOW THIS MAY BE A SAFETY ISSUE FOR ANY VEHICLE AS MOST VEHICLES WARN AGAINST SPENDING TIME NEAR THE EXHAUST. KEEP IN MIND THAT THIS PRODUCT, BESTAUTO AIR JACK EXHAUST 3 TON INFLATABLE CAR JACK OFF-ROAD EXHAUST AIR JACK 4X4' USES A BLACK RUBBER CONE PLACED OVER THE EXHAUST OF A RUNNING CAR TO INFLATE THE BALLOON/JACK DEVICE. ONE WOULD HAVE TO CONTINUOUSLY HOLD THIS BLACK CONE OVER THE EXHAUST TO MAINTAIN THE SEAL. THIS MEANS ONE WOULD HAVE THEIR NOSE AND MOUTH NEAR THE EXHAUST. BOTH AS A CUSTOMER AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDER, I HAVE PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERNS ABOUT THIS PRODUCT. I MADE THESE CONCERNS TO BOTH AMAZON AND BESTAUTO IN WRITING, 'DEAR BESTAUTO, AS REQUESTED, I HAVE ATTACHED A PICTURE OF THIS ITEM. IT DOES NOT WORK. I SEPARATELY EMAILED YOU A VIDEO SHOWING THE SAME THING, THAT THIS PRODUCT DOES NOT WORK. ADDITIONALLY, THE MANUFACTURER OF MY VEHICLE, SUBARU, STATED NOTHING SHOULD BE PLACED IN THE PATH OF THE EXHAUST. THESE ARE FOR SAFETY REASONS. I HAVE ALSO ATTACHED PICTURES OF THIS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.

ODI #11331459STEERING,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

EYE SIGHT NOTIFICATION AND ENGINE LIGHT TURNS ON AND WE LOST POWER STEERING WHILST DRIVING THE VEHICLE.

ODI #11330719VISIBILITY/WIPER

THERE'S A CRACK THAT STARTS ABOUT AN INCH FROM THE PASSENGER SIDE EDGE ENDING NEAR THE REAR VIEW MIRROR. A SMALL CRACK APPEARED ON THE EDGE THE MORNING AFTER A LONG TRIP AND WITHIN THE SAME DAY SPREAD ALL THE WAY TO THE CENTER. *TR

ODI #11329362VISIBILITY/WIPER

SMALL PEBBLE FROM ROADWAY (TRAVELING ABOUT 30 MPH) CAUSED SIGNIFICANT CRACK TO PROPAGATE ACROSS WINDSHIELD. *TR

ODI #11329157VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD CONTINUOUSLY ACCUMULATES SMALL CHIPS IN THE ROAD-FACING SURFACE OF THE GLASS. SOME CHIPS FROM LARGE ROCKS ARE TO BE EXPECTED, BUT THERE ARE FAR, FAR MORE SMALL CHIPS THAN CAN BE ACCOUNTED FOR BY LARGE ROCKS HITTING THE GLASS. THESE CHIPS APPEAR TO OCCUR WHEN SOMETHING AS SMALL AS GRIT FROM ROAD SANDING (DURING SNOW) HITS THE WINDSHIELD. THIS CAUSES A SAFETY ISSUE BECAUSE THE VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED WITH EYESIGHT TECHNOLOGY. WHEN SUNLIGHT OR HEADLIGHTS CATCH THESE CHIPS AT CERTAIN ANGLES, LIGHT IS REFLECTED TOWARDS THE EYESIGHT CAMERAS. THIS CAUSES THE EYESIGHT SYSTEM TO SUDDENLY ALERT THAT AN OBJECT MAY BE IN FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. ON AT LEAST ONE OCCASION, THIS LIGHT REFLECTION OCCURRED FOR A LONG ENOUGH DURATION THAT THE CAR APPLIED THE BRAKES IN AN EFFORT TO STOP. *TR

ODI #11328952VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD CRACKED FROM THE BOTTOM UP, TWICE WITHIN 9 MONTHS. I BOUGHT THE VEHICLE BRAND NEW. THE FIRST TIME, THE DEALER WAS NICE ENOUGH TO REPLACE IT FOR FREE. THE SECOND WINDSHIELD HAS ONLY BEEN INSTALLED FOR ABOUT 4 MONTHS. PICTURE ATTACHED IS THE SECOND CRACK. FIRST CRACK STARTED ON THE PASSENGER SIDE SEEMINGLY OUT OF NOWHERE. IT WAS PARKED IN A GARAGE AND I CAME OUT AFTER WORK TO A CRACK 4-6 INCHES LONG. *TR

ODI #11329045VISIBILITY/WIPER

SUSTAINED VERY SMALL STONE CHIP BELOW PASSENGER SIDE OF WINDSHIELD. THIS OCCURRED WHILE DRIVING AND ALSO SPREAD FURTHER WHILE DRIVING TO ABOUT 50% OF THE WAY UP THE PASSENGER SIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD. I HAVE ALSO EXPERIENCED MORE STONE CHIPS AND CRACKS AS A RESULT OF THIS WINDSHIELD SITUATION. *TR

ODI #11328067UNKNOWN OR OTHER,ENGINE

I PURCHASED MY 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK HYBRID ON 5/31/19. I HAD THE FIRST INCIDENCE OF THE ?ALL THE WARNING LIGHTS COME ON? IN OCTOBER 9, 2019. AS I WAS BETWEEN TOWNS IN RURAL NORTHERN NY, AND 75 MILES FROM HOME THIS WAS SCARY. I PULLED OVER, CHECKED THE OIL AND FLUIDS (ALL WERE OK), AND CALLED THE DEALER. THEY SAID I COULD CONTINUE TO DRIVE THE CAR AND TO BRING IT IN THE NEXT DAY WHEN I GOT HOME. SO I CONTINUED TO MY NEXT DESTINATION AND SHUT OFF THE CAR FOR ABOUT 2 HOURS DURING OUR HAIRCUTS. THEN WHEN I RESTARTED THE CAR THE PROBLEM RECURRED. I DROVE PART WAY HOME THAT WAY AND WE STOPPED AT A RESTAURANT FOR SUPPER. WHEN WE RESUMED OUR TRIP AFTER SUPPER THE WARNING LIGHTS WERE GONE. I TOOK THE CAR TO THE DEALER THE NEXT DAY, OCTOBER 10. THEY COULD FIND NO REASON FOR THE PROBLEM AND IT WAS NOT THEN OCCURRING. SUBSEQUENTLY THE PROBLEM RECURRED ON 12/20, 12/21, AND 12/22/19. AND ON 1/16/20 THE HEADLIGHTS WOULDN?T WORK! ON FEBRUARY 12, 2020 THE PROBLEM RECURRED ON A TRIP OUT OF TOWN. I HAVE VISITED THE DEALER FOUR MORE TIMES FOR THIS PROBLEM ? ON 11/19/19, 12 /12/19, 12/20/19, AND 1/2/20. DURING THAT TIME THE SERVICE MANAGER STATED THAT THERE WERE MULTIPLE REPORTS OF SIMILAR PROBLEMS ON 2019 CROSSTREK HYBRIDS. HE ASKED ME, AND I AGREED, TO BE ONE OF A DOZEN CROSSTREK OWNERS IN THE US TO HAVE MONITORING HARDWARE INSTALLED TO READ THE ELECTRONIC CODES WHICH RESULTED WHEN THE PROBLEM OCCURRED. ON FEBRUARY 12, 2020 THE PROBLEM RECURRED. I CONTACTED THE DEALER TO LET THEM KNOW. ON MAY 7TH 2020, THE PROBLEM RECURRED YET AGAIN. BARSTOW?S SERVICE DEPARTMENT CONTACTED ME TO ARRANGE FOR ANOTHER APPOINTMENT SCHEDULED FOR 6/8/20. THE PURPOSE WAS TO UPDATE THE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM WITH A ?FIX? DERIVED FROM THE STUDY IN WHICH I PARTICIPATED IN DEC 2019-JANUARY 2020. THE NEXT DAY, JUNE 9, I STARTED THE CAR AND THE PROBLEM RECURRED! *TR

ODI #11327428SEATS

AS I WAS DRIVING DOWN THE STREET APPLIED MY BRAKES TO SLOW DOWN AT A RED LIGHT MY DRIVER'S SEAT SLID FORWARD VERY FAST PINNING ME AGAINST THE STEERING WHEEL. AT THAT TIME MY LEG WAS FOLDED CAUSE I WAS UP AGAINST DASH AND IT MADE ME SLAM MY BRAKES ON VERY FAST AND QUICK. I AM LUCKY MY FOOT WAS NOT ON THE GAS AT THE TIME OR I WOULD HAVE WENT THROUGH THE INTERSECTION. THE NEXT DAY AS I WAS DRIVING MY SEAT SLID FORWARD A LITTLE BUT LOCKED INTO THE NEXT SPOT. I HAD GOTTEN A HOLD OF SUBARU AND MADE AN APPOINTMENT BUT THEY CANNOT SEE ME FOR A WEEK. IT IS VERY UNSAFE SOMEONE COULD REALLY GET HURT. *TR

ODI #11327439VISIBILITY,VISIBILITY/WIPER

CRACKED WINDSHIELD. AS I DRIVING DOWN HIGHWAY AROUND 65MPH, SMALL ROCK HIT PASSENGER SIDE LOWER WINDOW UNDER WIPER BLADE. AND CRACKED I HAD WINDSHIELD REPLACED WITH AFTERMARKET SUBARU WINDSHIELD. THIS WINDSHIELD HAS ALREADY SCRATCHED FROM THE WIPER BLADE WHICH IS BRAND NEW AND HAS LITTLE FEW LITTLE CHIPS IN IT. . *TR

ODI #11327441UNKNOWN OR OTHER

VEHICLE HAS BEEN STUTTERING FROM ACCELERATION FOR AWHILE NOW. NOTICEABLE MORE WHEN GOING AROUND 60MPH WHEN SLOWING DOWN. IT HAS DONE FOR ABOUT YEAR OFF AND ON. HAVE TAKING TO DEALERSHIP FEW TIMES STATED NOTHING WRONG FIRST TIME. SECOND RESET SOMETHING WORKED FOR FEW DAYS I THOUGHT BUT STILL DOES OFF AND ON. FEELS LIKE IT DOESN'T GET ENOUGH FUEL. *TR

ODI #11327175VISIBILITY/WIPER

WHILE DRIVING ON THE FREEWAY AT 60 MPH, A SMALL ROCK POPPED UP AND HIT MY WINDSHIELD IMMEDIATELY CAUSING AN APPROXIMATE ONE INCH CHIP IN THE GLASS. APPROXIMATELY 5 SECONDS LATER, THE CHIP EXPANDED TO AN ALMOST 12 INCH CRACK ON THE PASSENGER SIDE OF THE VEHICLE. A SMALL ROCK SHOULD NOT HAVE CAUSED THAT MUCH DAMAGED TO ANY WINDSHIELD. *TR

ODI #11326799POWER TRAIN

AT TIMES VEHICLE HAS STUTTERED ACCELERATION OR DELAYED ACCELERATION. THIS IS VERY NOTICEABLE AFTER CAR HAD BEEN RUNNING FOR MORE THAT AN HOUR AT FREEWAY SPEEDS. TWICE I HAVE TAKEN MY SUBARU IN TO HAVE IT LOOK AT ONCE ON 1/2020 AND AGAIN 5/2020. SUBARU HAS RECORDED AS ISSUE TWICE OVER 517 MILES. AT TECHLINE INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN OPENED UP. THEY THINK THIS IS A SOFTWARE ISSUE. THEY HAVE DEEMED THIS NORMAL OPERATION AND SAFE TO DRIVE. MY CAR HAS A PROBLEM AND ITS NOT BEING ADDRESSED BY SUBARU. THIS IS A NEW CAR WITH 14307 MILES ON IT. THIS ACCELERATION ISSUE HAPPENS ON THE FREEWAY AND AROUND TOWN AT 35 MPH. *TR

ODI #11325895UNKNOWN OR OTHER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED ON DRIVERS SIDE. SITTING AT A GAS STATION. PULLED IN CAR WAS FINE, FILLED TANK, GOT BACK IN, CRACK WAS THERE.

ODI #11322946ENGINE

MY SUBARU CROSSTREK PLUG IN HYBRID HAS REPEATEDLY (8 TIMES NOW) HAD THE CHECK ENGINE SAFETY LIGHT COME ON WHICH DISABLES SOME OF THE SAFETY FEATURES. SUBARU HAS REPLACED A NUMBER OF PARTS INCLUDING THE FUEL PRESSURE SENSOR, THE CHARCOAL CANNISTER ASSEMBLY, THE AIR CONDITIONING COMPUTER AND HARNESS. RECENTLY THEY REPLACED THE ECM CONTROL AND NOW THE CAR HAS AGAIN FAILED AND IS SITING IN MY GARAGE WAITING FOR SUBARU TO GET BACK TO ME. WHAT SHOULD I DO?

ODI #11322570VISIBILITY/WIPER

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT WINDSHIELD CRACKED WITHOUT IMPACT. THE CONTACT CALLED GERALD JONES SUBARU (4022 WASHINGTON RD, AUGUSTA, GA 30907, (706)760-4102) HOWEVER, THE VEHICLE WAS NOT TAKEN TO BE DIAGNOSED NOR REPAIRED. THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOT CONTACTED NOR NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 14,428. THE VIN WAS INVALID.

ODI #11322415ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

OUR 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK (16.8K MILES) IS NOT BEING DRIVEN AS OFTEN AS IT USED TO BE BECAUSE WE ARE NOW WORKING FROM HOME. ON 4/4/2020 WE FOUND THE ORIGINAL BATTERY DRAINED DEAD AFTER ONLY 6 DAYS OF THE CAR BEING UNDRIVEN. TRIED AND FAILED TO START THE CAR - DASHBOARD LIGHTS LIT UP BUT THERE WERE RAPID CLICKING SOUNDS. TO GET IT TO THE DEALER, I STARTED THE PROCESS OF JUMP STARTING IT WITH MY BATTERY-PACK TYPE JUMP STARTER. I ATTACHED THE POSITIVE CABLE TO THE POSITIVE TERMINAL FIRST, AND THE JUMP STARTER'S INDICATOR LIGHT WAS FLASHING 'ALL GOOD ' CONTINUE'. I THEN ATTACHED THE NEGATIVE CABLE TO THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL AND THE INDICATOR LIGHT TURNED RED, WHICH MEANS 'THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG ' DO NOT PROCEED'. ON 4/6, I BROUGHT THE DEAD BATTERY TO THE DEALER USING MY OTHER CAR. THEY CHECKED THE BATTERY AND BECAUSE THE CAR IS STILL UNDER WARRANTY, I RECEIVED A NEW SUBARU-BRANDED BATTERY. I WENT HOME, INSTALLED IT, AND TURNED THE CAR ON TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WORKED. ON 4/10, WE STARTED UP THE CROSSTREK AND TOOK IT FOR A SEVERAL-MILE TRIP. 6 DAYS LATER, AFTER THE CAR NOT BEING DRIVEN, THE NEW BATTERY WAS DEAD - KEY FOB WOULD NOT OPEN THE CAR, NO DASHBOARD LIGHTS CAME ON WHEN WE TRIED TO START THE CAR. USING MY JUMP STARTER AGAIN, I RECEIVED THE SAME INDICATOR LIGHT WARNING. WE HAD THE CROSSTREK TOWED TO THE DEALER ON 4/16. TECHNICIANS COULD FIND NOTHING WRONG. THEY CHARGED THE BATTERY AND KEPT THE CAR UNTIL 4/20 WHEN THEY TRIED TO START IT UP ' IT STARTED. WE PICKED THE CAR UP AND DROVE IT HOME. TODAY IS 4/27. THE CAR HAS STARTED UP AFTER 6 DAYS OF NOT BEING DRIVEN ALTHOUGH LAST WED. AND SUN. I CHARGED THE BATTERY A BIT USING A TRICKLE CHARGER. I CURRENTLY DO NOT GET A WARNING LIGHT ON MY JUMP STARTER WHEN I DO A TEST. WE ARE NOW GOING TO DRIVE IT WHEN WE NEED TO WITHOUT USING THE BATTERY CHARGER AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

ODI #11322284VISIBILITY/WIPER

LONG CRACKING OF THE WINDSHIELD AFTER MINIMAL TRAUMA. THERE IS EXCESSIVE PITTING OF THE GLASS FOR THE AGE OF THE VEHICLE. SPECIFICALLY, A 6 INCH CRACK IN THE WINDSHIELD WAS INDUCED BY A PEBBLE WHILE CRUISING AT 60 MPH. I HAVE NEVER HAD A VEHICLE WITH SO MUCH WINDSHIELD DAMAGE PER MILE OF USE. THE CAR HAS 12,000 MILES ON IT, AND I'VE TAKEN 5 OTHER CARS WELL ABOVE 100,000 MILES EACH.

ODI #11322304VISIBILITY/WIPER

A VERY SMALL ROCK THAT WAS FLUNG FROM ANOTHER VEHICLE ABOUT 40-50 AHEAD OF ME, GOING 35 MILES PER HOUR ON A STRAIGHT AWAY IN TOWN, HIT MY WINDSHIELD RESULTING IN A SMALL STAR WHICH WITHIN ABOUT 10 MINUTES TURNED INTO A LARGE CRACK SPANNING FROM THE LOWER PASSENGER SIDE UPWARDS TOWARD THE MIDDLE OF THE WINDSHIELD. I'VE HAD 3 REPAIRS DONE ON THE WINDSHIELD DUE TO PEBBLES CHIPPING THE GLASS, AND NOW WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR AN EXPENSIVE REPLACEMENT DUE TO THE THIN GLASS AND THE EYESIGHT SAFETY CAMERAS.

ODI #11321280VISIBILITY/WIPER

I PURCHASED A BRAND NEW SUBARU CROSSTREX FROM THE DEALER ON MAY 28TH, AND IT ARRIVED WITH LESS THAN 200 MILES ON IT. ON JUNE 9TH, NEVER TRAVELLED ON A HIGHWAY AND ONLY DRIVEN ON VILLAGE STREETS SURROUNDING MY HOME, IT ENCOUNTERED A CHIP/SMALL CRACK. THIS WAS REPAIRED IMMEDIATELY. I AM NOTING THAT EACH BRAND NEW SUBARU VEHICLE PURCHASED HAS HAD A CHIP/CRACK WITHIN WEEKS TO MONTHS OF PURCHASE. PRIOR TO THESE TWO VEHICLES, I HAD PURCHASED A SUBARU SEDAN, BRAND NEW FROM THE FACTORY, AND IN THE 10 YEARS I OWNED IT, WITH 100K MILES, IT NEVER HAD ONE CHIP NOR CRACK ON THE WINDSHIELD BETWEEN THE YEARS 2006 TO 2016.

ODI #11321136UNKNOWN OR OTHER

CRACKED WINDSHIELD. *TR

ODI #11320060UNKNOWN OR OTHER

VEHICLE IS 8 MONTHS OLD. HAVE EXPERIENCED 2 CRACKED WINDSHIELDS WITHIN THE LAST 2 MONTHS.

ODI #11319414VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD DEVELOPED A CRACK FOR AN UNKNOWN REASON. THE VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY.

ODI #11318753POWER TRAINCRASH

PULLED INTO A PARKING SPACE AND PLACED THE VEHICLE IN PARK,TURNED THE VEHICLE OFF, REMOVED THE KEY AND EXITED THE VEHICLE. WHEN RETURNING TO THE VEHICLE WITHIN 5 MINUTES, THE VEHICLE HAD ROLLED BACKWARDS 25 FEET AND HIT 2 PARKED CARS. I UNLOCKED THE VEHICLE, ENTERED IT AND STARTED THE CAR TO RETURN TO MY ORIGINAL PARKING SPACE SO I COULD CALL THE POLICE TO REPORT A FENDER BENDER. I WILL BE CALLING MY DEALERSHIP IN THE MORNING TO HAVE THE VEHICLE INSPECTED FOR SAFETY. IN THE MEANTIME I PARKED THE VEHICLE AND APPLIED THE EMERGENCY BRAKE AS AN ADDED PRECAUTION.

ODI #11318401UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THE WINDHSHILD OF THE SUBARU CROSSTEK 2019 CHIPPED WITH THE TINIEST OF THE STONES THAT FLUNG OVER FROM A DIFFERENT TRUCK OR VEHICLE PASSING BY ON THE HIGHWAY. WE WERE ALSO DRIVING IN EXIT LANE AND CONSIDERABLE SLOWER THAN PASSING TRAFFIC. THE STONES WAS TOO SMALL TO CAUSE A 12 INCH LINE ON THE DRIVER SIDE.. I THINK THERE IS A FARGILITY PROBLEM OR ASSEMBLY PROBLEM IN SUBARU CROSSTEK THAT MAKES SO MANY WINDSHILED BREAKS/CHIPS.

ODI #11318260VISIBILITY/WIPER

AFTER A FEW WEEKS AND ~400 MILES ON MY CAR, I WAS DRIVING ON THE HIGHWAY AND SOMETHING SMALL HIT MY WINDSHIELD. NOTHING SHOWED UNTIL A FEW HOURS LATER WHEN A CRACK ABOUT 2 FEET LONG SHOWED. AT THE TIME I THOUGHT IT WAS A LITTLE ODD THAT SOMETHING SO SMALL COULD HAVE CREATED SUCH A LARGE CRACK. THEN I READ AN ARTICLE ONLINE AND FOUND OUT A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE HAD THE SAME ISSUE, SO I WANTED TO SHARE MY INFO IN CASE IT SUPPORTS A TREND. I ASKED SUBARU WHAT MY OPTIONS ARE AND THEY TOLD ME IT WOULD COST $2500 TO FIX WHICH I FOUND ABSURD.

ODI #11318335VISIBILITY/WIPER

DRIVING MY 2019 SUBARU, CROSSTREK IN THE #1 LANE WESTBOUND ON THE 118 FREEWAY UTILIZING MY EYESIGHT DRIVERS ASSIST AND CRUISE SET AT 65 MPH, INTO MY OFFICE ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2020 @ 5:30 AM. IT WAS LIGHTLY RAINING AND MY WINDSHIELD WIPERS WERE ON. PRIOR TO PASSING THE TAMPA OFFRAMP, I THOUGHT I HEARD A "PING" ON MY WINDSHIELD. WHEN I ARRIVED AT MY OFFICE, I INSPECTED MY WINDSHIELD AND COULD NOT LOCATE ANY DAMAGE. THE RAIN CONTINUED ALL DAY AND WHEN I GOT INTO MY CAR @ 2:30 PM, I SAW THAT MY WINDSHIELD HAD CRACKED HORIZONTALLY ON THE DRIVERS SIDE ABOUT 7" LONG, 6 INCHES FROM THE BOTTOM WHERE THE WINDSHIELD IS MOUNTED. I CHECKED WITH SUBARU ABOUT THE GOLD EXTENDED WARRANTY I PURCHASED TO SEE IF IT COVERED THE REPLACEMENT AS WELL AS INQUIRE IF MY REGULAR WARRANTY WOULD COVER REPLACEMENT SINCE I HAVE NOT HAD THE CAR FOR EVEN 2 YEARS YET. I WAS TOLD THAT THE WINDSHIELD WAS NOT COVERED AND THAT I WOULD NEED TO PURCHASE A NEW SUBARU WINDSHIELD FOR ABOUT $950.00 PLUS THE RE-CALIBRATION CHARGES OF THE EYESIGHT CAMERAS ANOTHER $200.00. I FIND THIS UNACCEPTABLE THAT A WINDSHIELD WOULD CRACK THAT EASILY AND NOT BE SUPPORTED BY SUBARU SINCE THE CAR IS STILL RELATIVELY NEW. WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS REGARDING A WINDSHIELD THAT SHOULD BE PROTECTING ME AND NOT CRACK BY A TINY LITTLE ROCK DETERMINED VERY SMALL SINCE THE SOUND WAS JUST A "PING"? PLEASE ADVISE ME OF WHAT I SHOULD DO NEXT REGARDING THE REPLACEMENT OF THIS WINDSHIELD. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

ODI #11318127VISIBILITY/WIPER

PREMATURE CRACKING OF THE WINDSHIELD IN THE DRIVER'S FIELD OF VISION. THIS HAPPENED WHILE DRIVING AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS (65-70MPH) ON I-80, WHEN THE TEMPERATURE WAS APPROXIMATELY 35F. OVER THE NEXT TWO MONTHS, THE CRACK LENGTHENED FROM ~2IN TO OVER 12IN.

ODI #11317998UNKNOWN OR OTHER

MY WINDSHIELD BEGIN CRACKING FROM THE LOWER LEFT CORNER ON THE DRIVER SIDE WITHOUT ANY CARS OR TRUCKS ANYWHERE AROUND ME TO KICK UP THE STONE. THERE IS NOW ABOUT A 10 INCH CRACK GOING IN A NORTH EASTERLY DIRECTION LOOKING FROM THE DRIVERS SIDE

ODI #11317934VISIBILITY/WIPER

DRIVING ON ROAD WHEN WINDSHIELD HIT BY SMALL ROCK (HARDLY MADE A NOISE WHEN HIT) AND WINDSHIELD CRACKED. PURCHASED CAR APRIL 2019 AND CRACK HAPPENED LATE JUNE, 2019. PREVIOUSLY HAD A FORRESTER AND AND SEVERAL ROCKS WHICH HIT WINDSHIELD VERY HARD WITH NO CRACKING. CONCLUDED WINDSHIELD WAS POOR QUALITY OR DEFECTIVE.

ODI #11317430VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CHIPPED AND CRACKED 3 MONTHS INTO OWNERSHIP. CRACK ACROSS ENTIRE UPPER WINDSHIELD OVERNIGHT.

ODI #11317129VISIBILITY/WIPER

ENTERED MY VEHICLE IN THE MORNING AFTER IT HAD BEEN SITTING IN MY DRIVEWAY FOR A COUPLE DAYS TO FIND A CRACK IN THE DRIVER SIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD. VEHICLE HAD BEEN STATIONARY FOR SEVERAL DAYS IN A SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOOD AND WAS FOUND IN THAT STATE.

ODI #11316772POWER TRAIN,ENGINE

WHILE SLOWING DOWN TO A STOP AN EXIT RAMP WITH A SIGNAL, THE ENGINE SUDDENLY SHUT OFF, AND THE VEHICLE BECAME IMMOBILE. ALL WARNING LIGHTS CAME ON THE INSTRUMENT PANEL, AND THERE WAS A MESSAGE INSTRUCTING TO MOVE THE GEAR TO 'PARK'. I HAD TO SHUT OFF THE ENGINE AND RESTART BEFORE THE CAR COULD MOVE. IT WAS A DANGEROUS SITUATION.

ODI #11316131UNKNOWN OR OTHER

MY WINDSHIELD DEVELOPED A SMALL CRACK IN IT WHILE SITTING IN THE GARAGE. ON FEB 7TH WHILE DRIVING INTO TOWN ON A VERY COLD DAY I HAD THE DEFROSTER ON AND WATCHED WITH WINDSHIELD CRACK A GOOD 12 INCHES RIGHT ABOUT THE HEAT VENTS

ODI #11315958UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I WAS DRIVING AND SUDDENLY HEARD A LOUD THUMP. I LOOKED AROUND AND BEHIND ME AND DIDN'T SEE ANYTHING OR ANYONE AROUND THEN I HEARD A CRACKLING SOUND COMING FROM MY ROOF SO I SLIGHTLY OPENED MY SUNROOF VISOR TO SPOT BROKEN GLASS SO I CLOSED THE VISOR SLOWLY IN CASE ANY LOOSE GLASS WAS PRESENT. I PULLED OVER TO LOOK FROM THE TOP AND SAW THE ENTIRE SUNROOF WAS SHATTERED. THE GLASS LOOKED AS IF IT HAD 'EXPLODED.'

ODI #11312120UNKNOWN OR OTHER

IF ALL DOORS ARE LOCKED AND I AM INSIDE THE VEHICLE, I CANNOT OPEN THE DOOR BY PULLING THE DOOR OPEN LEVER. I HAVE TO OPEN ALL DOORS WHICH ARE ELECTRICALLY OPERATED BY A BUTTON ON THE DOOR, AND THEN OPEN THE DOOR WITH THE LEVER. I AM WORRIED THAT IF THE BATTERY IS DEAD OR THE DOOR OPEN SWITCH IS SHORTED IN A FLOOD, THEN I CANNOT GET OUT BY OPENING THE DOOR.

ODI #11311797VISIBILITY

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT STATED THAT WHILE DRIVING AT APPROXIMATELY 55 MPH THE FRONT WINDSHIELD SUDDENLY BEGAN TO CRACK. THE CAUSE OF THE FAILURE WAS NOT DETERMINED A VISIBILITY HAZARD WAS PRESENT. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE CRACK SUDDENLY BEGAN AT THE LOWER SECTION ON THE PASSENGER SIDE AND EXTENDED APPROXIMATELY 40 INCHES ACROSS THE WINDSHIELD. THE CAUSE OF THE FAILURE WAS NOT DETERMINED. THE LOCAL DEALER WHITE BEAR SUBARU (3505 HWY 61 NORTH VADNAIS HEIGHTS, MN) WAS NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE. THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOT NOTIFIED. THE VIN WAS NOT AVAILABLE. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 21,000.

ODI #11311904VISIBILITY/WIPER

VEHICLE WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO APPARENT REASON WITHIN FIRST FEW MONTHS OF OWNERSHIP. CRACK IS HORIZONTAL ACROSS ENTIRE WINDSHIELD. I WAS NOT IN THE VEHICLE WHEN IT HAPPENED, BUT I THINK THE VEHICLE WAS IN MOTION WHEN IT OCCURRED. I AM ESTIMATING THE DATE OF OCCURRENCE, MPH, AND MILEAGE AS I DID NOT NOTE ANY OF THAT.

ODI #11311219VISIBILITY/WIPER

MY WINDSHIELD CRACKED UNEXPECTEDLY FOR NO APPARENT REASON. THE WINDSHIELD ALSO APPEARS TO LET IN MOISTURE, WIND, NOISE AND IS A DISTRACTION WHILE DRIVING AT SPEEDS HIGHER THAN 50+MPH. THE WINDSHIELD IS CRACKED ABOUT 18 INCHES ON THE LOWER PASSENGER SIDE THAT EXTENDS TO THE DRIVER LOWER SIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD.

ODI #11311221VISIBILITY/WIPER

APPEARS MY WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO APPARENT REASON UNEXPECTEDLY WHILE DRIVING AT 55MPH. THE CRACKED IS ABOUT 18 INCHES LONG, EXTENDING FROM THE PASSENGER LOWER SIDE ALL THE WAY TO THE DRIVER LOWER SIDE. THE WINDSHIELD ALSO APPEARS TO BE DEFECTED AS IT GATHERS MOISTURE, HAS POOR ROAD/WIND NOISE BLOCKAGE CAPABILITIES AND CRACKS EASILY.

ODI #11310900VISIBILITY/WIPER

DRIVING THROUGH KANSAS MY WINDSHIELD CRACKED, I THOUGHT DUE TO THE WIND, AND I HAD TO FILE AN INSURANCE CLAIM FOR IT TO BE REPLACED, PAYING A $250 DEDUCTIBLE ON A $1022 BILL.

ODI #11310751VISIBILITY/WIPER

I PURCHASED THE VEHICLE BRAND NEW OFF OF THE DEALER LOT. I WENT OUTSIDE ONE MORNING TO REPLACE THE PAPER TEMPORARY LICENSE PLATE WITH THE PERMANENT LICENSE PLATE AND A CRACK SPANNING FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDSHIELD ON THE PASSENGER SIDE IN AN L SHAPE, UP THE MIDDLE, TO THE TOP OF THE WINSHIELD, APPROXIMATELY 45 INCHES LONG HAD APPEARED OVERNIGHT WITHOUT ANY DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE OCCURING. I HAD THE CAR LESS THAN ONE MONTH BRAND NEW.

ODI #11310720SUSPENSION

REAR SUSPENSION FEELS WEAK. THE CAR IS ALWAYS SQUATTING WHILE DRIVING. HEADLIGHTS SHINE INTO OTHER DRIVERS EYES WITH JUST MY CHILDREN IN THE BACK. (LESS THAN 100 LBS)

ODI #11310784UNKNOWN OR OTHER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO REASON 5 MONTHS AFTER GETTING CAR. I HAD TO HAVE ENTIRE WINDSHIELD REPLACED. IT OCCURRED WHILE IT WAS SITTING IN DRIVEWAY - NOTICED ONE MORNING AS I DROVE VEHICLE THAT DAY CRACK SPREAD AND GOT LARGER

ODI #11310199VISIBILITY/WIPER

VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY, NO WIND JUST COLD WEATHER. NOTICED A CRACK ON PASSENGER SIDE OF FRONT WINDSHIELD, STARTING BELOW WIPER. CAR WAS NOT HIT, NO DENTS OR ANY OTHER DEFECTS. THE CAR WAS PURCHASED ONLY 4MOS AGO AND HAS 3,300 MILES ON IT.

ODI #11309329POWER TRAIN,ENGINE

SINCE I BOUGHT THIS CAR IN MARCH 2019 I HAVE HAD PROBLEMS. IT HAS BEEN IN FOR SERVICE 5 TIMES AND EACH TIME I TOLD THEM SOMETIMES WHEN YOU PUSH THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL THE ENGINE STUTTERS OR MISFIRES. SOME TIMES IT DOES NOT EVEN RESPOND TO PUSHING THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL. THIS IS INFREQUENT AND THEY HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO EXPERIENCE IT. BUT, IT DOES EXIST AND I AM AFRAID ABOUT THE SAFETY. FOR EXAMPLE I WAS AT A STOP SIGN AND STARTED TO TURN LEFT AND I PRESSED THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL AND IT WENT ABOUT TEN FEET AND WOULD NOT GO FURTHER. I PUMPED THE PEDAL AND TWO OR THREE SECONDS LATER IT MOVED. SUBARU TOLD ME I COULD TRADE IT IN AND THEY WOULD GIVE ME $2000 TOWARDS A NEW CAR ALONG WITH A TRADE IN VALUE OF $18,500 THIS IS HORRIBLE. I FEAR THE SAFETY BUT ALSO DON'T WANT TO SPEND ANOTHER $8 ,000 FOR A VEHICLE I SHOULD NOT HAVE TO BUY. ON THE SECOND VISIT TO THE DEALER FOR SERVICE AND PROBLEM WITH ENGINE THEY SAID THERE WAS TOO MUCH OIL IN THE ENGINE. THEY WERE THE ONLY ONES WHO TOUCHED THE OIL THAT WAS PUT IN THE ENGINE SINCE THE DAY I BOUGHT THE CAR. THIS IS A PROBLEM THAT NO ONE IS HELPING ME WITH. ALSO, I DID HAVE A RECALL FOR THE NEED TO UPDATE THE ENGINE COIL SOFTWARE PROGRAMING.

ODI #11307441UNKNOWN OR OTHER

2 SIGNIFICANT WINDSHIELD CRACKS IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR. OF OWNING THIS CAR. ONE WAS REPAIRABLE. THE SECOND HAS RESULTED IN THE NEED FOR REPLACEMENT, AS A SMALL CHIP EXTENDED TO 7 INCHES WITHIN ONE WEEK. NO EXCESSIVE SPEED OR DRIVING AT CLOSE PROXIMITY AT FAULT. FIRST CRACK 3/8/19. SECOND INCIDENT 1/27/20- LESS THAN ONE YEAR APART ON A BRAND NEW VEHICLE.

ODI #11307378VISIBILITY/WIPER

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTRECK. WHILE DRIVING AT 65 MPH, THE WINDSHIELD ON THE VEHICLE CRACKED UNDERNEATH WINDSHIELD WIPER. THE CONTACT STATED THEIR WINDSHIELD CONTINUED TO CRACK. THE CONTACT TOOK THE VEHICLE TO BOB BAKER SUBARU, 5500 PASEO DEL NORTE, CARLSBAD, CA 92008, WHERE IT WAS NOT DIAGNOSED. THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOT NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE WITH THE VEHICLE. THE FAILURE MILEAGE 6,200.

ODI #11301622VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD DEVELOPED A CRACK OVERNIGHT IN THE LOWER DRIVERS SIDE AREA. VEHICLE HAS ABOUT 8K MILES.

ODI #11301152VISIBILITY/WIPER

ON 1/18/2019, I WAS DRIVING WITH MY WIFE APPROXIMATELY 40MPH WITH SEVERAL CAR LENGTHS BETWEEN ME AND THE NEXT CAR WHEN WE HEARD A LOUD POP SOUND. WE DIDN'T SEE ANYTHING HIT THE CAR AND SAW NO DAMAGE TO THE WINDSHIELD AT THAT TIME. SEVERAL HOURS LATER A CRACK DEVELOPED ON THE PASSENGER SIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD STARTING BELOW THE WINDSHIELD WIPER. THERE WAS A SMALL PIT THERE, BUT THE LOCATION SEEMS UNLIKELY FOR A ROCK STRIKE AS IT APPEARS PROTECTED BY THE HOOD. THE PIT IS RIGHT AT THE EDGE OF A HEATING ELEMENT AND THIS APPEARS TO ME TO BE A HEAT EXPANSION ISSUE GIVEN THE LOCATION AND THE FACT THAT IT HAPPENED IN THE FIRST 10 MINUTES OF DRIVING. I HAVE HAD THE WINDSHIELD REPAIRED TO STOP THE CRACK FROM SPREADING, BUT THE DAMAGE CAN STILL BE SEEN. THE ATTACHED PHOTOS ARE BEFORE THE REPAIR.

ODI #11300902ENGINE

MY 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK HAS A SUBSTANTIAL POWER/ACCENTUATION HESITATION WHEN STARTING OUT. CAR IS NOT RESPONSIVE TO INCREASED ACCELERATION PRESSURE FOR A COUPLE SECONDS. ALSO, WHEN TRAVELING AT LOWER SPEEDS 0-50MPH AND YOU HAVE TO ADJUST YOU SPEED GRADUALLY BY LETTING UP AND GENTLY PUSHING ON THE GAS, THE CAR CAN SHUTTER/SLIGHT BUCK. THIS IS A CONSTANT/CONSISTENT ISSUE.

ODI #11299737VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD CRACKED AT THE BOTTOM CENTER WHILE SITTING IN THE DRIVEWAY. IT IS NOT FROM A ROCK HITTING IT. CLEAN "LINE" 1 FOOT LONG. IT IS A BRAND NEW CAR. THE DEALERSHIP TOLD ME I HAVE TO PAY FOR IT. THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF REPORTS ON MANY WEBSITES DESCRIBING THE SAME EXACT PROBLEM

ODI #11299044VISIBILITY/WIPER

UNKNOWN CRACK ON WINDSHIELD FROM WHAT SEEMS TO BE NOTHING. THE VEHICLE WAS PARKED OVERNIGHT OUTSIDE ON MY DRIVEWAY.

ODI #11296733UNKNOWN OR OTHER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED FOR NO REASON

ODI #11292273VISIBILITY/WIPER

GAVE MY CAR A CAR WASH AND NOTICED THAT THERE WAS A CRACK IN MY WINDSHIELD. I DIDN'T HIT THE CAR HARD WITH THE BRUSH OR ANYTHING. IT JUST APPEARED OUT OF NOWHERE...

ODI #11291767FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

MY FIRST SUBARU. ON THE DRIVE HOME FROM THE DEALERSHIP, A ROCK CRACKED THE WINDSHEILD. LESS THAN A WEEK LATER, WHILE TRAVELING ON A FREEWAY FOR JUST A FEW MINUTES, ANOTHER ROCK HIT THE WINDSHIELD AND CAUSED A MAJOR CRACK/ LONG LINE ACROSS ON ANOTHER PART OF THE WINDOW. SO UNEXPECTED, UNUSUAL AND I HOPE NOT PREDICTIVE OF CONSISTENT GLASS ISSUES. THE BIGGER ISSUE IS THAT UPON ACCELERATION, THE ACCELERATION OFTEN, BRIEFLY, LOSES POWER. LIKE SOMETHING IS IMPEDING THE FUEL MOMENTARILY. I'VE BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO IT BUT IT TOOK SOME GETTING USED TO. I WORRY THAT IT IS THE SIGN OF A MAJOR DEFECT/ISSUE. THE CAR IS THE CURRENT MODEL YEAR, THOUGH, I DID PURCHASE IT WITH 6,000 MILES ON IT. I'VE WONDERED IF THESE ISSUES ARE WHAT CAUSED THE PREVIOUS OWNER TO TRADE IT IN WITHIN MONTHS OF BUYING IT NEW.

ODI #11291081UNKNOWN OR OTHER

DRIVING ABOUT 40 MILES AN HOUR, AND IT WAS QUITE A WINDY DAY AND A SMALL PEBBLE HIT THE WINDSHIELD AND CAUSED A SMALL CRACK WHICH QUICKLY ELONGAGED TO ABOUT 36 INCHES

ODI #11291118VISIBILITY/WIPER

I EXPERIENCED A SPONTANEOUS WINDSHIELD CRACK ON MY VEHICLE, IT STARTED IN THE UPPER DARKENED SECTION OF THE WINDSHIELD.

ODI #11290930STRUCTURE

I SEE THIS AS A POTENTIAL SAFETY PROBLEM AND NOT AN IMMEDIATE SAFETY PROBLEM. IT INVOLVES A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. ON 3 DIFFERENT OCCASIONS, WEEKS OR MONTHS APART, THE HOOD HAS POPPED UP 1 INCH AND HAS BEEN STOPPED BY THE SAFETY HOOK. I NOTICE THIS ONLY WHEN I REACH HIGHWAY SPEEDS AND THE FRONT HOOD "FLUTTERS" UP AND DOWN. THERE IS NO INDICATION, FROM INSIDE THE CAR, THAT THE HOOD HAS PARTIALLY RELEASED AT SPEEDS UNDER 50 MPH. ON NONE OF THESE 3 OCCASIONS, HAS THE HOOD RELEASE LEVER, NEAR THE DRIVERS LEFT LEG, BEEN ACTIVATED, PULLED OR BUMPED. I'VE ONLY INTENTIONALLY OPENED THE HOOD ONCE OR TWICE -- AND THE PROCESS SEEMS NORMAL. THIS HOOD RELEASE PROBLEM HAS NEVER RESULTED IN LOSS OF FORWARD VISION OR WITH THE HOOD IN A FULLY "UP" POSITION. THE CAR IS 7 MONTHS OLD WITH ABOUT 7,500 MILES ON IT; SO THIS IS HAPPENING ROUGHLY EVERY 2 MONTHS. I RARELY DRIVE ON DIRT OR BUMPY ROADS. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW EXACTLY WHEN THE HOOD RELEASE ACTUALLY OCCURS WITHOUT PULLING UPWARD ON THE HOOD REGULARLY OR DRIVING AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS. THERE HAS BEEN NO FRONT END DAMAGE OR TRAUMA.

ODI #11289927FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

CUTS OUT MOMENTARILY WHEN ACCELERATOR IS PRESSED AND DEALER SAYS THATS NORMAL. THIS IS DANGEROUS WHEN MERGING IN TRAFFIC.

ODI #11289282FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

CUTS OUT ON ACCELERATING

ODI #11289092ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

I WAS DRIVING IN TRAFFIC TO COMPLETE STOP, AS I WAS ACCELERATING THE VEHICLE STALLED. THIS HAS HAPPENED ONLY ONCE. I HAVE HAD ANOTHER INCIDENT WHEN I WAS BACKING UP TO PARK MY CAR IN MY GARAGE, MY BACK UP CAMERA FROZE WHILE IM STILL IN MOTION THEN THE INFOTAINMENT REBOOTS.

ODI #11288351VISIBILITY/WIPER

I WOKE UP ONE MORNING AND FOUND MY WINDSHIELD CRACKED. IT'S LITERALLY ABOVE THE DEFROSTER FOR THE GLASS WHEN ITS WINTER. IT SPREAD FOR NO REASON NOTHING WAS THROWN AND I WAS NOT IN ANY ACCIDENT FOR THAT TO CRACK ON IT'S OWN BECAUSE IT WAS COLD. I LIVE IN QUEENS, NY AND WE HAVENT HAD ANY COLD COLD WINTERS YET FOR THAT TO HAVE HAPPENED ON IT OWN. THE VEHICLE WAS PARKED WHEN I DISCOVERED THE CRACK. I CANT USE THE DEFOGGER BECAUSE IT WILL MAKE THE WINDSHIELD CRACK EVEN MORE!

ODI #11287583ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

HI. I PURCHASE MY 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK IN OCTOBER OF 18 BECAUSE I DECIDED TO SUCK IT UP AND HAVE A PAYMENT TO ENSURE I HAD A SAFE VEHICLE FOR MYSELF AND FOR MY SON. SINCE WE ALWAYS PURCHASE SUBARUS THROUGH MY WORK, I WENT THAT ROUTE BECAUSE I'VE BEEN VERY PLEASED WITH THEM ESPECIALLY WITH SAFETY. IN MAY OF 2000 19, I WAS DRIVING TO HARRISBURG FOR WORK AND I HAD MY SON WITH ME AND A WHOLE EGG THAT WAS PRESENTING AT THE CONFERENCE WE WERE HEADED TO. ON THE WAY THERE, ON 22 EAST WHERE THERE WAS A LOT OF CONSTRUCTION BUT A HIGHWAY, I WENT TO GO AROUND A TRUCK WHERE I ACCELERATED AND WENT TO GO INTO THE SLOWER LANE ONCE I PASSED HIM BUT ALL THE SUDDEN, I LOST COMPLETE POWER AND MY CAR SHUT OFF!!! I HURRIED UP AND GOT IT BACK ON AND SOMEHOW THE TRUCK THAT I JUST PASSED WAS ABLE TO MANEUVER BUT IT WAS SUPER SCARY. SADLY, THIS HAPPENED TWO MORE TIMES ON THE STRIP WHERE MY CAR JUST SHUT OFF SO I JUST STAYED IN THE SLOW LANE AND PRAYED WHILE I WAS IN ONE LANE BECAUSE I CALLED SUBARU AND THEY TOLD ME THAT.. I'M JUST RECALLING ALL THIS NOW BECAUSE I GOT THE RECALL IN THE MAIL. I HAD CALLED SUBARU THE WEEK BEFORE I WENT ON THIS TRIP AND THEY TOLD ME THAT THEY THOUGHT IT WAS A FEW IGNITION THING. AND THAT I SHOULD GET GAS AND SEE IF ALL THE LIGHTS TURNED OFF BECAUSE ALL THE LIGHTS AND TURN ON AFTER THE FIRST TIME IT IS SHUT OFF. LONG STORY SHORT, THEY KEPT IT FOR ABOUT A THOUSAND MILES TO TEST IT OUT BECAUSE I WAS ADAMANT THAT I DIDN'T WANT IT BACK UNTIL IT WAS SAFE SO THEY REPLACE THE TIRE SENSOR WHICH I HAD KNOWN FOR MY LAST VEHICLE WOULD NOT CAUSE THE CAR TO SHUT OFF BUT THEY ASSURED ME THIS WOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM. I HAVEN'T HAD ANY PROBLEMS SINCE EXCEPT FOR THE CONTINUED ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS THAT I HAVE INSIDE THE CAR AND WHERE THE CAR RUNS AT NIGHT EVEN AFTER ITS SHUT OFF.

ODI #11286680VISIBILITY

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. WHILE DRIVING APPROXIMATELY 60 MPH, THE REAR DRIVER'S SIDE WINDOW DETACHED WITHOUT WARNING OR AN IMPACT OCCURRING. THE CONTACT CALLED STATELINE SUBARU AT 508-676-3071 (LOCATED AT 1451 BRAYTON POINT RD, SOMERSET, MA 02725) AND WAS INFORMED TO CALL THE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE MANUFACTURER WAS MADE AWARE OF THE FAILURE BY PHONE AND EMAIL, BUT NO ONE CALLED BACK. THE CONTACT CALLED AGAIN AND WAS INFORMED THAT THEY COULD NOT ASSIST. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS APPROXIMATELY 8,000. *LN

ODI #11286368VISIBILITY/WIPER

CAME OUTSIDE 11/28/19 TO THE CAR PARKED IN DRIVEWAY AND WINDSHIELD WAS CRACKED FROM THE BASE OF IT UP 4 INCHES, AND 90 DEGREE ANGLE TURN INTO ANOTHER 12 INCH CRACK.

ODI #11282919VISIBILITY/WIPER

APPROXIMATELY 4 MONTHS AFTER I PURCHASED MY VEHICLE I DROVE TO WORK AND DIDN'T HEAR OR SEE ANYTHING ABNORMAL WHEN I PARKED MY CAR IN THE PARKING LOT. ONCE I WAS LEAVING WORK MY WINDSHIELD HAD A SMALL CRACK IN THE LOWER MIDDLE. I WAS TOLD IT WOULD COST 1200 DOLLARS AND MY EXTRA COVERAGE PLAN DOES NOT INCLUDE WINDSHIELDS. WHEN I WASHED MY CAR, THE CRACK EXPANDED UP THE ENTIRE MIDDLE OF THE WINDSHIELD. NO FORCE OR EXTREME TEMPERATURES WERE EXPERIENCED THAT COULD EXPLAIN TO ME THE UNUSUAL CRACKING.

ODI #11281284VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD HAD A SMALL CHIP IN IT (NOT SURE FROM WHAT). OVER THE COURSE OF TWO DAYS THE CHIP HAD SPREAD TO COVER HALF THE WINDSHIELD. I BELIEVE THE CHIP HAPPENED WHILE DRIVING.

ODI #11281013STEERING

WHEN LANE DEPARTURE SYSTEM IS ACTIVATED,STEERING GETS LOOSE.WHEELS MAY NOT RESPOND TO STEERING WHEEL FOR 1 SECOND.SUBARU SAYS THIS IS NORMAL.I STOPPED USING THE SYSTEM AFTER DRIFTING OFF A 2 LANE COUNTRY ROAD AT 50 M.P.H. I HAVE THIS SYSTEM IN MY TOYOTA,IT DOES NOT NEGATIVELY EFFECT STEERING WHEEL CONTROL.

ODI #11280750UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THE CAR PARKED WAS FOUND WITH A DEFECTIVE WINDSHIELD (HORIZONTAL CRACK WITHOUT APPARENT REASON). THE DEFECTIVE WINDSHIELD SEEMED TO OCCUR SPONTANEOUSLY BECAUSE MY REQUESTED POLICE INVESTIGATION DID NOT FIND ANY EVIDENCE ON THE CAUSE OF HARM.

ODI #11280604UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THIS CAR WAS LEASED ON JUNE 3, 2009. ALMOST IMMEDIATELY I NOTICED THAT AT SLOW SPEED IN A PARKING LOT OR AT AN INTERSECTION, THE CAR BOGS DOWN AND SHAKES AND BUCKS. SOMETHING LIKE AN INEXPERIENCED DRIVER TRYING TO DRIVE A STICK SHIFT AND NOT KNOWING HOW TO SHIFT SMOOTHLY. THE BUCKING IS VERY NOTICEABLE TO EVERYONE IN THE CAR. EVEN PASSENGERS ASK WHAT IS WRONG WITH IT. THIS ISSUE IS CONSTANT AND DANGEROUS WHEN TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE WAY OF ANOTHER DRIVER.

ODI #11280605UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THE COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM IS DANGEROUS. TWICE IT HAS STOPPED THE CAR FOR NO REASON. I WAS NOT CLOSE TO ANOTHER VEHICLE AND I WAS NOT SPEEDING. THE SYSTEM APPLIED THE BRAKES WHICH CAUSE BOTH MY PASSENGER AND ME TO BE FORCED FORWARD AGAINST THE SEAT BELTS.THE CAR ACTUALLY SKIDDED. WHAT IS WORSE IS THAT THE CAR BEHIND ME HAD NO WARNING THAT I WAS GOING TO BE STOPPED AND ALMOST COULD NOT AVOID A REAR END COLLISION. THIS SYSTEM IS DANGEROUS. I HAVE SHUT IT OFF BUT IT ALWAYS COMES BACK ON WHEN THE CAR IS RESTARTED.

ODI #11280479VISIBILITY/WIPER

WHILE DRIVING A SMALL ROCK HIT THE WINDSHIELD CAUSING A CRACK WHICH HAS NOW TRAVELED ACROSS THE WINDSHIELD. VEHICLE WAS DRIVING AT APPROX. 55 MPH ON THE HIGHWAY.

ODI #11278468UNKNOWN OR OTHER

WHILE DRIVING A 5 WEEK OLD VEHICLE DOWN A STATE HIGHWAY, TWO LANE, 55MPH ROAD, THERE WAS A SMALL "TICK" SOUND THAT WAS VERY INSIGNIFICANT. THE PASSENGER POINTED OUT THAT THERE WAS NOW A CHIP AND CRACKS IN THE WINDSHIELD. THE SMALL SOUND, OR OBJECT THAT HIT THE WINDSHIELD WAS LESS SIGNIFICANT THAN SOME BUGS THAT HIT ON A DAILY BASIS. YET IT CHIPPED AND CRACKED THE 5 WEEK OLD CROSSTREK WINDSHIELD. THERE'S NO WAY THIS MINOR THING THAT TOUCHED THE WINDSHIELD SHOULD HAVE LEFT A MARK LET ALONE A CHIP AND CRACKS. LATER IN THE SAME WEEK, OUR OUTBACK THAT WAS PURCHASED THE SAME DAY BRAND NEW HAD THE SAME ISSUE, AND IT LEFT A CHIP AND CRACK.. FROM A VERY INSIGNIFICANT LITTLE SOMETHING THAT BARELY HIT THE WINDSHIELD.

ODI #11278345VISIBILITY/WIPER

MY CROSSTREK HAS HAD THE WINDSHIELD REPLACED TWICE SO FAR IN 2019, BOTH DUE TO CRACKS THAT OCCURRED DURING NORMAL DRIVING OPERATION. EACH TIME, THE WINDSHIELD HAD BEEN CRACK FREE BEFORE THE CRACK OCCURRED. BOTH TIMES, THE WINDSHIELD CRACKED WHILE ON THE HIGHWAY, ALTHOUGH AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS (65 MPH AND 30 MPH).

ODI #11277610VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE WINDSHIELD ON THE SUBJECT VEHICLE HAD AN 8 INCH CRACK SUDDENLY FORM WITHOUT HAVING BEEN STRUCK OR OTHERWISE DAMAGED IN ANY WAY. THE CRACK WAS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDSHIELD TOWARDS THE CENTERLINE OF THE VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE WAS STATIONARY AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT.

ODI #11277296VISIBILITY/WIPER

WAS SITTING IN MY CAR WAITING IN A PARKING LOT AND I LOOK OUT MY WINDSHIELD AND A CRACK WAS HAPPENING RIGHT IN FRONT OF MY EYES, I'VE ONLY HAD THE CAR FOR A WEEK AND HAD AROUND 300 MILES ON IT

ODI #11277310UNKNOWN OR OTHER

PASSENGER FRONT DOOR, CORNER GLASS SPLINTERED WHILE DRIVING ON HIGHWAY. UNLIKELY, A ROCK OR DEBRIS IMPACT BECAUSE OF LOCATION. POSSIBLE GLASS TEMPERED ISSUE?

ODI #11277380VISIBILITY/WIPER

THE INSIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD IS ICING OVER WITH FROST WHEN ITS COLD OUTSIDE

ODI #11277227VISIBILITY/WIPER

WAS DRIVING ON HIGHWAY AND SMALL PIECE OF DEBRIS OR ROCK HIT THE FRONT WINDSHIELD CAUSING A CRACK. THIS CAR HAS DRIVEN ROUGHLY 4300 MILES. SEEMS AS THOUGH THE WINDSHIELD CRACKS TOO EASILY.

ODI #11271473VISIBILITY/WIPER

SMALL ROCK HIT WINDSHIELD AND THE WINDSHIELD HAD A LARGE ROCK CHIP DUE TO THIS. SEEMED ODD TO HAVE SUCH A LARGE ROCK CHIP WITH THE SMALL SIZE OF ROCK THAT HIT.

ODI #11271500VISIBILITY/WIPER

I PURCHASED THE CAR ON 12/26/2018. I HAVE TWO CHIPS IN THE WINDSHIELD, THE FIRST COMING LESS THAN THREE MONTHS (LESS THAN 6,000 MILES) AFTER PURCHASE AND THE LAST ONE ON 10/9/2019. BOTH OCCURRED WHILE DRIVING THE VEHICLE. THE FIRST, ON A 2 LANE STATE HIGHWAY (NJ-RT 70 W) TRAVELING ABOUT 55 MPH. THE SECOND WAS ON RT 22 NEAR LANCASTER, PA GOING ABOUT 35 MPH. THE FIRST ONE HAS BEEN REPAIRED. THE SECOND CHIP WILL BE REPAIRED THIS WEEK. BOTH TIMES I HEARD AN OBJECT (PROBABLY DEBRIS/STONE/ETC) STRIKE THE WINDSHIELD AND WITHIN A FEW MILES, NOTICED CHIPS IN THE WINDSHIELD THAT NEEDED PROFESSIONAL REPAIR. I'VE OWNED AT LEAST 7 CARS, AND HAVE NEVER HAD EXPERIENCES WHERE THE WINDSHIELD WOULD CHIP AS FREQUENTLY AS THIS CAR.

ODI #11271583VISIBILITY/WIPER

HAD A CRACK DEVELOP IN FRONT OF THE DRIVER SEEMINGLY OUT OF NOWHERE. HAD SAFELITE AUTOGLASS COME OUT AND REPAIR IT AT $115 OUT OF POCKET.

ODI #11271683VISIBILITY/WIPER

SMALL CHIPS AND CRACKS IN THE WINDSHIELD FROM TINY ROCKS HITTING IT WHILE DRIVING AROUND 35 MILES PER HOUR ON CITY STREETS AND 70 MILES PER HOUR ON HIGHWAYS. THESE CRACKS HAVE HAPPENED MULTIPLE TIMES FROM SMALL ROCKS AND DEBRIS.

ODI #11271271POWER TRAIN,ENGINE,FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

AT AROUND THE 2000 MILE MARK I NOTICED A DRASTIC REDUCTION IN FUEL ECONEMY. I ALSO STARTED NOTICING METAL PARTICLES IN THE ENGINE OIL. I ALSO NOTICED A SIGNIFICANT DROP IN ENGINE POWER AS WELL. THIS IS A SIGN OF DEBRIS GETTING IN THE ENGINE AND CAUSING METAL PARTICLES TO BECOME BROKEN OFF. MY MILEAGE WENT FROM 460-480 MPT TO 360-380 MPT. (MPT=MILES PER TANK) I HAVE BROUGHT THE VEHICLE INTO THE DEALERSHIP AND NOTHING WAS FOUND FROM THRM TESTING THE FUEL SYSTEM. I HAVE BEEN DOCUMENTING THIS THRU PHOTOGRAPS ON MY TRIPOMETER. I TOOK DEALERSHIPS ADVICE AND TRIED A DIFFERENT GAS STATION WITH THE SAME RESULTS. FUEL ECONEMY IS AVERAGING 22-33 MPG CITY/HIGHWAY. I DRIVE 20 OF 25 MILES EACH WAY TO WORK ON THE HIGHWAY. THE DISPLAY THAT READS GAS MILEAGE BASED ON HOW I DRIVE IN THE CAR SAYS I SHOULD BE GETTING BETWEEN 27-28 MPG BASED ON HOW I DRIVE.

ODI #11271334VISIBILITY/WIPER

WHILE DRIVING AT APPROXIMATELY 65MPH ON THE 55 FREEWAY SOUTH, MY WINDSHIELD 'POPPED' AND DEVELOPED A CHIP, WHICH LOOKS AS THOUGH IT WAS HIT BY A ROCK, BUT IT WAS NOT. THE WINDSHIELD HAS ALSO DEVELOPED MYRIAD IMPERFECTIONS, WHICH APPEAR AS WATER SPOTS, BUT ARE NOT REMOVABLE. AT CERTAIN POINTS IN THE DAY, DEPENDING ON LIGHT, IT GETS DIFFICULT TO SEE THROUGH THE WINDSHIELD, EVEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER CLEANING IT.

ODI #11271340VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKED FROM VERY TOP TO CENTER, NO PREVIOUS ROCK CHIPS OR OTHER DAMAGE.

ODI #11271341UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I WAS DRIVING DOWN A ROAD THAT IS A 45MPH ROAD, AND I DONT HEAR A ROCK HIT MY WINDSHIELD BUT I LOOK DOWN AND NOTICE I HAVE A SMALL CRACK STARTING AT THE VERY EDGE OF MY WINDSHIELD, WHICH THEN SPREAD ACROSS MY WINDSHIELD RATHER QUICKLY.

ODI #11271338VISIBILITY/WIPER

SMALL ROCK CHIPPED FRONT WINDSHIELD AND CAUSED A 4 INCH CRACK.

ODI #11271365VISIBILITY/WIPER

I WAS DRIVING MY 2019 CROSSTREK ON THE HIGHWAY ON THE WAY TO WORK WHEN I HEARD A LOUD CRACKING NOISE, WHICH I REALIZED CAME FROM A DEEP CHIP THAT APPEARED ON THE LOWER WINDSHIELD. I ASSUMED A VEHICLE AHEAD MUST HAVE KICKED UP A ROCK, AS THERE WERE NO OBVIOUS VEHICLES OR OTHER OBJECTS THAT COULD HAVE FALLEN ON IT ANYWHERE NEARBY. I HAVE SINCE HAD THE CHIP FILLED AND AM KEEPING AN EYE OUT TO MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T APPEAR TO SPREAD ANY FURTHER.

ODI #11271373VISIBILITY/WIPER

CRACKED WINDSHIELD

ODI #11267451POWER TRAIN,ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,INTERIOR LIGHTING

2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. CONSUMER WRITES IN REGARD SPEEDOMETER RED DIM LIGHT AN OLDER STYLE TRANSMISSION. *AS THE CONSUMER STATED THE LIGHTING ON THE INSTRUMENT PANEL WAS INSUFFICIENT AND COULD NOT BE MANUALLY ADJUSTED SEPARATE FROM THE HEADLIGHTS. THE CONSUMER STATED THE TRANSMISSION DOES SHIFT QUICK ENOUGH. *JS

ODI #11267854AIR BAGS,SEAT BELTS

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE PASSENGER SIDE AIR BAG OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM DEACTIVATED WHEN THE SEAT WAS OCCUPIED. THE VEHICLE WAS TAKEN TO THE DEALER FOR DIAGNOSTIC TESTING, BUT AN APPOINTMENT WAS SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 11, 2019 AT GRAYSON SUBARU (8729 KINGSTON PIKE, KNOXVILLE, TN 37923). THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT REPAIRED. THE APPROXIMATE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 8,000. *PM CONSUMER STATED DESIGN/ SAFETY DEFECT CREATES CONFUSION AND CONCERN FOR APPROPRIATE ACTIVATION STATUS OF PASSENGER AIRBAG AND SEATBELT LIGHTS.*JB

ODI #11267281STEERING

WHEN DRIVING, ESPECIALLY AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS, THE STEERING WILL UNEXPECTEDLY PUSH THE CAR ACROSS THE LANE, SOMETIMES HARSHLY, ESPECIALLY AROUND CURVES. THIS IS MORE THAN A SIMPLE NUDGE FOR LANE ASSIST, IT SCARES THE HECK OUT OF YOU AS YOU FIGHT THE STEERING WHEEL TO MAINTAIN CONTROL. AT LEAST ON OUR CAR IT'S ENOUGH TO CAUSE AN ACCIDENT! THE CAR HAS BEEN IN TO SUBARU THREE TIMES TO CORRECT THIS PROBLEM, WITHOUT SUCCESS. AFTER INFORMING SUBARU OF AMERICA AND OPENING A FORMAL COMPLAINT (CASE #148267253025) THEY DISMISS THIS AS THE EYE SIGHT/LANE ASSIST WORKING, AND SAY THE REMEDY IS TO TURN THIS SAFETY FEATURE OFF...WHICH TO US IS RIDICULOUS AND NOT WHY WE PURCHASED THIS CAR. AS WE HAVE INFORMED SUBARU THE CAR SITS IN OUR GARAGE AS WE ARE SIMPLY TOO AFRAID TO DRIVE IT. OUR INITIAL COMPLAINT WAS IN JULY, AFTER OUR FIRST ROAD TRIP,AND THE PROBLEM RECURS IRREGULARLY AND WITHOUT WARNING. THE CAR NOW HAS 5725 MILES ON THE ODOMETER.

ODI #11266727STEERING

DRIVING 70 MPH, CRUISE ON BUT NOT SET, LANE KEEP ASSIST WAS ON. DRIVING DOWN MIDDLE OF MY LANE ON THE HIGHWAY THE CAR ABRUPTLY TURNS TO THE RIGHT. I COULD NOT RECOVER FAST ENOUGH TO AVOID GOING INTO THE NEXT LANE. BECAUSE I WAS OVER THE LINE, THE LANE DEPARTURE GAVE ME AN ALERT. A FEW DAYS LATER IT HAPPENED FOR THE 2ND TIME. SAME SPEED, SAME ABRUPT FORCE TURNING THE CAR, THIS TIME TO THE LEFT. I MAY HAVE BEEN CLOSE THE THE RIGHT SIDE OF MY LANE BUT NONETHELESS, IT SUPPOSE TO NUDGE THE STEERING WHEEL BACK INTO MY LANE. NOT AN ABRUPT TURN. IT CERTAINLY GETS YOUR ATTENTION AND COULD CAUSE AN ACCIDENT.

ODI #11258148VISIBILITY/WIPER

FRONT WINDSHIELD NEAR DRIVERS SIDE BOTTOM PORTION DEFROSTER AREA (ALL THE WAY DOWN STARTING FROM BEHIND BLACK PLASTIC COVER) HAS DEVELOPED A 7 INCH CRACK ENDING FOR TIME BEING IN A FISH HOOK AT TOP OF CRACK. DEALER CLAIMS EXTREMELY SMALL PIN SIZE STRIKE POINT WAS CAUSE. ALSO ACKNOWLEDGED THAT SUBARU WINDSHIELDS WITH EYESIGHT CAMERA SYSTEM BEHIND GLASS ARE EXTREMELY THIN FOR EYESIGHT TO WORK PROPERLY. I WILL HAVE TO REPLACE GLASS AT MY EXPENSE. I'VE BEEN DRIVING FOR 50 YEARS AND HAVE NEVER SEEN A PIN SIZE IMPACT CAUSE THIS MUCH DAMAGE TO A WINDSHIELD. FAULTY MANUFACTURING PROCESS? ALSO CONTACTED SUBARU N. AMERICA AND THEY STATED THAT IF A STRIKE POINT WAS CAUSE THAT THEY WOULD NOT COVER REPLACEMENT.

ODI #11252887VISIBILITY/WIPER

WINDSHIELD CRACKS EXTREMELY EASY! WAS ON THE FREEWAY THIS MORNING AND SOMETHING SMALL (I DIDN'T EVEN SEE ANYTHING) HIT THE WINDSHIELD, WASN'T EVEN A LOUD THUD, AND THE WINDSHIELD INSTANTLY SPLIT 6" I HAVE HAD PRIOR BIG ROCKS HIT OTHER VEHICLES, WITH LOUD THUDS, AND JUST GET TINY CHIP MARKS THAT WEREN'T EVEN FILLABLE WHEN I HAD THEM EXAMINED BY A BODY SHOP! THIS SOUNDED AS LIGHT AS A A BUG HITTING IT. IT SHOULD NOT HAVE SPLIT THAT EASILY. THIS WINDSHIELD IS EITHER THIN, OR MADE FROM SOME CHEAP MATERIAL? FOR A SUV RATED AS A OFF ROAD VEHICLE, THAT IS VERY DANGEROUS, AND THEY NEED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

ODI #11251919UNKNOWN OR OTHER

THERE WAS A VERY LOUD EXPLOSION AND THE GLASS SUNROOF EXPLODED WHILE I WAS DRIVING. THE EXPLOSION BLEW THE GLASS OUTWARD SO FOR A MOMENT I THOUGHT SOMEONE HAD RUN INTO ME. THE DEALER'S SERVICE DEPARTMENT SHOWED NO CONCERN AT ALL AND JUST GAVE ME A COUPLE OF BUSINESS CARDS FOR GLASS REPAIR COMPANIES. THER WAS NO EFFORT AT ALL TO TRYTO UNDERSTAND WHAT HAD HAPPENED

ODI #11251950VISIBILITY/WIPER1 INJURY

WHILE DRIVING ON A WOODED TREE LINED STREET AT APPROX. 40MPH, THE RIGHT REAR PASSENGER WINDOW IMPLODED. THE GLASS SHATTERED AND FELL ONTO MY DAUGHTER WHO WAS IN HER CAR SEAT. GLASS PIECES DID CAUSE MINOR SCRATCH ON HER FOREARM. THERE WAS NO IMPACT TO THE WIDOW. MY DAUGHTER WAS JUST ROLLING IT UP AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT. WE TOOK VEHICLE TO DEALERSHIP AND WILL BE UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR THE NEXT 4-6 WEEKS. THE VEHICLE AT THE TIME OF INCIDENT, HAD APPROXIMATELY 200 MILES ON THE ODOMETER.

ODI #11246046UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I PURCHASED A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK AT THE END OF APRIL. BY THE END OF MAY, I HAD MULTIPLE CHIPS IN THE WINDSHIELD WHICH THE DEALERSHIP BRUSHED OFF AS ROCK CHIPS. I HAVE NEVER BEEN HIT BY A ROCK IN THIS VEHICLE AND I HAD MULTIPLE CHIPS AND CRACKS. I HAD THE CHIPS FILLED IN AND A FEW WEEKS LATER A LONG CRACK APPEARED IN THE MIDDLE OF MY WINDSHIELD ON THE INSIDE ONLY. SUBARU IS REPLACING IT UNDER WARRANTY, BUT WITH THE RECENT LAWSUIT OVER THEIR DEFECTIVE WINDSHIELDS, I THOUGHT IT BEST TO REPORT THE INCIDENT.

ODI #11245112ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER

I PURCHASED MY 2019 CROSSTREK IN NOVEMBER OF 2018. ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS THE RADIO / TOUCHSCREEN RESETS ITSELF. HOWEVER BEFORE EACH SELF STARTED RESET A LOUD BUZZING OR STATIC NOISE COMES ACROSS THE SPEAKERS SCARING THE EVER LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF ME (THE DRIVER). THIS IS A SAFETY CONCERN / HAZARD AS I WAS DRIVING ON THE INTERSTATE ON ONE OCCASION OF THIS. I HAVE HAD THE WHOLE SYSTEM REPLACED BY MY DEALERSHIP AT NO CHARGE 1 MONTH AFTER PURCHASE. YET THE RADIO STILL HAS THE SAME ISSUES. ALL RADIO STATIONS I HAVE PROGRAMMED IN ARE ERASED WITH EACH SELF RESTART OF THE RADIO / TOUCH SCREEN THAT GOD AWFUL NOISE STILL HAPPENS. SUBARU DEALERSHIP SAYS THERE ARE NO SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE UPDATES AT THIS TIME. SO WHAT THE HECK GIVES!! SERIOUSLY SOMEONE IS GOING TO CRAP THEIR PANTS AND HAVE A HEART ATTACK DRIVING THIS VEHICLE WHAT THE RADIO BLASTS STATIC AIR WAVES ACROSS OUR SPEAKERS!

ODI #11243630ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I PURCHASED A NEW 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE FROM OCEAN SUBARU OF FULLERTON CA ON JULY26, 2019. A CHARGING CABLE W/ CHARGING CIRCUIT INTERRUPTING DEVICE CAME STANDARD EQUIPMENT W/ MY VEHICLE. WHEN I USED THE CABLE TO CHARGE MY VEHICLE, I WAS GOING TO INSERT THE CHARGER PLUG (3 PRONG PLUG) INTO MY 110V OUTLET. BUT IN ORDER TO DO IT, I WOULD NEED TO TWIST THE CORD THAT EXTENDS FROM THE CCID INTO THE PLUG TO MAKE IT FIT. THE GROUND FOR THE OUTLETS IS ALWAYS POSITIONED ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PLUG. I REALIZED THAT TWISTING THE CORD TO MAKE IT FIT IS CONTRARY TO THE DIRECTIONS THAT ARE IN THE OWNERS MANUAL. THE WAY THE SUBARU CHARGING PLUG IS FITTED ONTO THE CORD, IT IS UPSIDE DOWN, THEREFORE, YOU HAVE TO TWIST THE CORD SO THE ROUND BOTTOM GROUND PLUG WILL FIT INTO THE SLOT. THE CCID HAS LIGHTS ON THE FRONT INDICATING POWER IS ON, CHARGING, OR AN ERROR ALERT. IF I SIMPLY TURNED THE UNIT BACKWARDS, THE PLUG WOULD FIT JUST FINE. BUT THAT IS NOT HOW IT IS DESCRIBED OR SHOWN IN THE OWNERS MANUAL. IT CLEARLY SHOWS THAT THE FRONT OF THE CCID SHOULD FACE FRONTWARDS SO YOU CAN SEE THE INDICATOR LIGHTS. SIMPLY PUT, THE DESIGN AND/OR MANUFACTURE OF THE PLUG NEEDS TO BE POSITIONED THE OPPOSITE WAY. IN THE OWNERS MANUAL, AND W/ THE CHARGING PLUG ITSELF, THERE ARE VERY EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS ON WHAT TO DO AND NOT DO W/ THE CHARGING PLUG. ALWAYS HAVE THE PLUG STRAIGHT, NO KINKS OR LOOPS, NO TWISTING THE CABLE TO PREVENT FIRES AND/OR EXPLOSION. BY NOT CORRECTING THIS ERROR IN THE PLUG POSITIONING, CONSTANT TWISTING OF THE CABLE COULD RESULT IN FRAYED OR WEAKENED WIRES WITHIN THE RUBBER CORD INSULATION, CAUSING AN UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCE, LIKE A FIRE OR EXPLOSION. SINCERELY,[XXX]PS. I CAN SEND PHOTOS OF THE CHARGING CABLE AND THE IMAGE OF THE CHARGING PROCEDURE FROM THE OWNERS MANUAL IF YOU NEED IT. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6). *JS *TT *AS *TR

ODI #11242386ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,ENGINE

WHILE DRIVING DOWN INTERSTATE HIGHWAY, LOTS OF WARNING LIGHTS SUDDENLY APPEARED ON DASHBOARD. CAR WOULD ONLY BRAKE, NOT ACCELERATE. AFTER SAFELY PULLING OFF TO SIDE OF ROAD, CAR ENGINE WOULD NOT START. I WAS INITIALLY TOLD THE ECM (COMPUER) FAILED, BUT NOW IT'S AN ENGINE PROBLEM. NEARLY 2 WEEKS LATER, CAR IS STILL IN THE SHOP.

ODI #11234224FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

CAR HESITATES AND STALLS OUT AT SLOW SPEEDS AND HAS STALLED WHILE PULLING OUT INTO A INTERSECTION. WE HAVE TAKEN IT TO THE DEALER AND AT FIRST WE'RE TOLD NOTHING WAS WRONG THEN THEY KEPT THE CAR FOR SEVEN DAYS AND FOUND AN ISSUE WITH A SENSOR ONCE REPLACED THE CAR WAS RUNNING OKAY FOR A WEEK THEN THE HESITATION AND SLUGGISHNESS IS BACK AND WE ARE AGAIN TOLD NO CODES ARE SHOWING THAT THE CAR IS FINE. I WAS DRIVING AND IT ALMOST STALLED IN AN INTERSECTION AGAIN AND WAS BOGGING OUT FOR A FULL MINUTE BEFORE REGAINING POWER. THE CAR IS BACK AT THE DEALER AGAIN!

ODI #11229417VISIBILITY/WIPER

A FEW DAYS AGO MY NEW SUBARU CROSSTREK DEVELOPED A SPONTANEOUS CRACK IN THE WINDSHIELD. THE CRACK STARTED AT THE DASHBOARD NEAR THE DEFROSTER AND EXTENDED UP ALMOST TO THE ROOF. I HAD IT REPAIRED BY SAFELIGHT WINDSHIELD SPECIALISTS WHO AGREED WITH ME THAT THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF A ROCK OR OTHER DAMAGE TO THE WINDSHIELD TO EXPLAIN THE CRACK. AFTER DOING SOME RESEARCH IT APPEARS THIS HAS BEEN A PROBLEM WITH OTHER SUBARU MODELS AND I THINK THEY SHOULD BE RECALL THESE CAR TO FIX THIS DANGEROUS PROBLEM. SEE BELOW. SUBARU OF AMERICA WAS HIT WITH A LAWSUIT LAST YEAR CLAIMING 2015-2016 SUBARU OUTBACK AND LEGACY MODEL'S WINDSHIELD WERE SPONTANEOUSLY BREAKING. LAW360 REPORTS THIS WEEK A FEDERAL JUDGE IN CALIFORNIA SAID THE DRIVERS HAVE STANDING AND ADEQUATELY PLED THAT SUBARU KNEW OF THE DEFECTS. U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE YVONNE GONZALEZ ROGERS SAID LUCIA LUONG, A CALIFORNIA WOMAN, WHO CLAIMS HER 2015 SUBARU OUTBACK DEVELOPED A CRACK THAT HAD 'SPONTANEOUSLY APPEARED' AT THE BASE OF THE WINDSHIELD, HAD SUFFICIENTLY ALLEGED CLAIMS ON BEHALF OF A PROPOSED CLASS OF CALIFORNIA DRIVERS UNDER A MIX OF STATE AND FEDERAL CONSUMER PROTECTION, UNFAIR COMPETITION AND WARRANTY LAWS. LUONG ISN'T THE ONLY OUTBACK OWNER THAT HAS HAD WINDSHIELD ISSUES WITH THE SUBARU OUTBACK. HER ATTORNEYS CITED THERE HAVE BEEN 'HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS' OF COMPLAINTS TO THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (NHTSA) BY OTHER OUTBACK OWNERS REPORTING THEY ALSO HAVE HAD THEIR WINDSHIELDS SPONTANEOUSLY CRACK.

ODI #11219473STEERING

TL* THE CONTACT OWNS A 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK. WHILE DRIVING APPROXIMATELY 30 MPH OVER AN UNEVEN SURFACE, THE VEHICLE VEERED TO THE RIGHT. THE STEERING WHEEL HAD TO BE STRAIGHTENED BY FORCE BY THE CONTACT. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE FAILURE OCCURRED ALL THE TIME EVER SINCE THE VEHICLE WAS PURCHASED. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT TAKEN TO THE DEALER FOR DIAGNOSTIC TESTING, BUT AN APPOINTMENT WAS SCHEDULED WITH WILKINS SUBARU (6917 RICHIE HWY, GLEN BURNIE, MD 21061). THE MANUFACTURER WAS NOT NOTIFIED OF THE FAILURE. THE VEHICLE WAS NOT REPAIRED. THE APPROXIMATE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 3,000.

ODI #11206045UNKNOWN OR OTHER

CRACK APPEARED IN NEW CAR (6000 MILES) WINDSHIELD AS WE DROVE ALONG HIGHWAY.

ODI #11204408VISIBILITY/WIPER

I BOUGHT NEW 2019 SUBARU OUTBACK 3 WEEKS AGO AND I SEE A CRACK DEVELOPED FROM PASSENGER SIDE OF THE WINDSHIELD IN THE CENTER FOR NO REASON WHILE THE CAR WAS PARKED IN THE GARAGE FOR MORE THAN 36 HOURS.I DIDN'T EXPERIENCE ANYTHING HITTING THE WINDSHIELD, AND ITS SPREADING OVER 2 FT ACROSS THE WINDSHIELD. THE CAR HAS 1,300 MILES ON IT. THIS IS CLEARLY A DEFECTIVE WINDSHIELD.

ODI #11203981STEERING

THE LANE ASSIST IS SOMETIMES OVERLY AGGRESSIVE, WITHOUT WARNING. WHEN TAKING AN EXIT RAMP TO THE RIGHT IT ONCE VIOLENTLY TRIED TO CORRECT TO THE LEFT. IN CROSSWINDS IT'S LIKE TRYING TO STEER A MARIO CART GAME AND WILL JERK YOU BACK AND FORTH IN THE LANE.

ODI #11197294SERVICE BRAKES,ENGINE

I AM APPEALING TO YOU FOR HELP WITH A DANGEROUS PROBLEM. THE ENGINE OF MY NEW 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK STALLS WHEN I JAM ON THE BREAK. THIS HAS HAPPENED TWICE ON THE ROAD. BOTH TIMES I WAS ABLE TO AVERT A FATAL ACCIDENT. 1.) THE FIRST TIME THE ENGINE SHUT DOWN FROM A HARD STOP OCCURRED THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 26TH. THE DRIVER WAS ON THE HIGHWAY, WHEN HE MADE A SHARP BREAK REALIZING HE'D GONE IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. THE CAR'S ENGINE SHUT DOWN ON THE HIGHWAY. LUCKILY IT WAS NIGHT AND FEW CARS WERE ON THE ROAD 2.) ON SUNDAY, APRIL 7TH, I WAS DRIVING SLOWLY ON A COUNTRY ROAD. I STOPPED SUDDENLY BEFORE A STOP SIGN I HADN'T SEEN. THE CAR ENGINE SHUT DOWN. I HAD TO TURN THE ENGINE ON A COUPLE OF TIMES BEFORE THE CAR GOT GOING. LUCKILY I WAS DRIVING ON A COUNTRY ROAD WHERE THERE WERE FEW CARS. I DID A LITTLE RESEARCH ON THE PROBLEM OF THE ENGINE SHUTTING OFF AND FOUND THAT THIS IS A KNOWN ISSUE WITH CERTAIN SUBARU CROSSTREKS. THE SUBARU DEALER IN VESTAL, NY, AND SUBARU AMERICA DID INSPECTIONS ON MY CAR AND CONCLUDED THAT THERE IS NO DATA CONFIRMING THE PROBLEM. I SAY THAT THE READINGS ARE NOT TELLING THE WHOLE STORY. I WANT A COMPLETE DIAGNOSIS AND RESOLUTION TO THIS DANGEROUS PROBLEM. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS CAUSING A SHUTOFF WHEN BREAKING SUDDENLY AND A SOLUTION, WHATEVER THAT MAY BE. I WANT TO BE SAFE ON THE ROAD AS DO OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN REPORTING THE SAME PROBLEM: HTTP://WWW.SUBARUXVFORUM.COM/FORUM/ENGINE-DRIVETRAIN/163282-ENGINE-STALL-AFER-HARD-BREAKING.HTML?AMP=1 HTTPS://WWW.YOURMECHANIC.COM/ESTIMATES/SUBARU/CROSSTREK/WHEN-I-SLOW-DOWN-AND-STOP-THE-CAR-ENGINE-SHUTS-OFF-INSPECTION

ODI #11193793STEERING

AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS, DURING A MILD TURN, THE CAR UNEXPECTEDLY PULLS IN THE SAME DIRECTION AS THE TURN. FIRST OCCURRED 3 WEEKS AFTER PURCHASE. TOOK CAR TO DEALER IMMEDIATELY. MAY BE RELATED TO EXISTING STEERING RECALL. DEALER COOPERATIVE SO FAR. CHECKED VIN AGAINST EXISTING RECALL, BUT IT WAS NOT ASSOCIATED ON THE NTSB WEB SITE.

ODI #11193473VISIBILITY/WIPER

BOUGHT A BRAND NEW 2019 SUBARU CROSSTREK, A CRACK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDSHIELD JUST APPEARED ONE MORNING AFTER WARMING IT UP IN 20 DEGREE WEATHER, IN MICHIGAN. CRACK STARTED IN THE WIPER HEATING ELEMENT AREA AND THE CRACK SPREAD ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP. NO ROCK CHIPS ARE PRESENT. THE CAR IS JUST OVER 3 MONTHS OLD, 1700 MILES. I READ ELSEWHERE THAT THE NEWER OUTBACKS HAD THE SAME ISSUES. DOES CROSSTREK HAVE THE SAME ISSUES? SUBARU WON'T COVER IT. TOTAL BS.

ODI #11192359ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

MY NEW SUBARU CROSSTREK HAS A PROBLEM WITH THE RADIO PRESET STATIONS. I PROGRAMMED THEM SOON AFTER I PURCHASED THE CAR BUT 6 WEEKS LATER THE PRESET STATIONS DISAPPEARED AND ONLY THE PRE-INSTALLED (FREE TRIAL) STATIONS ON SXM RADIO WERE WORKING. I HAD TO REPROGRAM THE STATIONS. WHEN I CALLED THE DEALERSHIP, AUTO FAIR OF HAVERHILL, MA, THEY SAID THEY WERE AWARE OF THE 'RECALL' (THEIR TERM NOT MINE) BUT THAT THE RECALL WAS RECALLED DUE TO PROBLEMS WITH THE 'SOFTWARE UPDATE '. THEY ASKED ME TO CALL AGAIN NEXT WEEK TO SEE IF A SOLUTION IS AVAILABLE

ODI #11184214ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,UNKNOWN OR OTHER,ENGINE

CAR HAS REPEATEDLY TURNED ITSELF OFF WHILE DRIVING. TWICE, WHEN PRESSING THE BRAKES WHILE EXITING THE HIGHWAY, ALL DASHBOARD LIGHTS (EYESIGHT ALARMS, CHECK ENGINE, ETC.) WILL TURN ON. WHEN THE CAR COMES TO A STOP, THE OIL LIGHT ALSO TURNS ON AND THE ENGINE SHUTS OFF, ESSENTIALLY PUTTING THE CAR IN NEUTRAL. THE DASH INSTRUCTS TO PUT THE CAR IN PARK. THE CAR STARTS AGAIN AFTER PUSHING THE IGNITION TO TURN OFF THE CAR AND TURNING IT BACK ON AGAIN, BUT WILL HAVE THE SAME THING HAPPEN THE NEXT TIME THE BRAKES ARE PRESSED AND THE CAR SLOWS DOWN. IT HAS TURNED OFF TWICE WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION, GOING SLOWLY. AFTER THREE FIRST INSTANCES OF THIS PROBLEM, THE CAR WAS TOWED TO THE DEALER WHERE THEY FOUND A "FATAL ERROR OF THE ECM" AND THE MAIN COMPUTER IN THE CAR WAS CHANGED AND THE GROUNDS WERE TESTED. THE SECOND INSTANCE OF THIS PROBLEM OCCURRED ON THE SAME DAY THE VEHICLE WAS PICKED UP FROM REPAIRS. THE CAR HAD ~200 MILES WHEN THE PROBLEM FIRST OCCURRED AND HAS LESS THAN 250 CURRENTLY. IN SUMMARY, THE CAR HAS TURNED OFF, MAKING IT UNABLE TO ACCELERATE, WHILE IN TRAFFIC ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THERE WERE ISSUES WITH APPLE CARPLAY GLITCHING JUST BEFORE EACH INSTANCE OCCURRED. THE INSTANCES WERE EXACTLY ONE WEEK APART.

ODI #11174985POWER TRAIN,EXTERIOR LIGHTING

THIS VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED WITH AN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. AT NIGHT, WHEN HEADLIGHTS ARE SET ON "AUTO," THE ILLUMINATED GEAR INDICATOR LIGHT ADJACENT TO THE SHIFTER DO NOT ILLUMINATE. THIS LEAVES THE POSSIBILITY OF SHIFTING THE CAR INTO THE WRONG GEAR. THESE LIGHTS DO ILLUMINATE WITH THE LIGHTS SET TO MANUAL. THE SPECIFIC INCIDENT OCCURRED WHEN AN OLDER DRIVER PARKED THE VEHICLE, THINKING SHE HAD SHIFTED INTO PARK, AND INSTEAD, THE VEHICLE BEGAN TO REVERSE. HAD SHE BEEN ABLE TO VISUALLY VERIFY THE GEAR, THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED.

CriticalEGR issue detected

Head gasket failure and engine overheating — EGR cooler failure is the leading cause of catastrophic engine failure on diesel engines

HighPOWER STEERING issue detected

Loss of power steering assist — vehicle becomes difficult to control especially at low speeds and during parking

HighDEF issue detected

Engine derate or no-start condition — DEF system failure puts vehicle into limp mode limiting speed to 5mph

Annual complaints and reliability score for SUBARU Crosstrek — recall years marked in red
04691050100201920192020202120222023202420252026Complaints/yrReliability (0–100)
Annual complaints (left axis)
Reliability score 0–100 (right axis, higher = safer)
Crash-involved complaints that year
Recall issued
Chart Analysis

The blue line shows 274 total NHTSA complaints filed over 8 years, with the worst year being 2020 (91 complaints, including 2 crash reports).

The amber reliability line shows an improving trend — scores have risen from the earlier years toward 39/100 more recently, suggesting the most serious issues are older and may have been addressed through repairs or recalls.

The recall (red dashed line) were issued in the same year or before complaints peaked, suggesting the manufacturer identified and acted on the defect relatively quickly.

Red dots on the amber line flag 4 years (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023) where complaints included crash events — these are the highest-severity incidents in the dataset.

Details & Analysis
Financial
$0
Annual Fuel
EPA estimate
$1,800
Annual Insurance
US average
$1,800
Annual Maintenance
7-yr-old vehicle avg
$588
Annual Depreciation
Current period
Estimated 5-Year Total Cost
Fuel + Insurance + Maintenance + Depreciation
$20,940

Estimates use EPA fuel economy data, AAA 2024 national averages for insurance and maintenance, and a standard depreciation curve. Actual costs vary by location, driving habits, and vehicle condition.

$39,727
~$662/mo over 5 yrs
$0.5/mi
cost per mile
Fuel
$10,000
Insurance (est.)
$7,500
Maintenance
$13,500
Repair Risk Buffer
$6,000
Depreciation
$2,727

Estimated 5-year cost of ownership: $39,727 (~$662/mo). Repair risk buffer is standard due to vehicle risk profile.

$7,000
Low
$8,000
Est. Value
$9,000
High

Based on original MSRP of $22,895 with suv depreciation curve. Range reflects ±15% market variance. Actual value depends on condition, options, and local demand.

7 open recalls (unverified repair status)−$3,500
2 recalls over 2 years old — likely uncompleted−$800
Total recommended deduction−$4,300
Suggested fair offer: ~$3,700
HIGH
Inspect for egr issue detected — ask for repair records
Head gasket failure and engine overheating — EGR cooler failure is the leading cause of catastrophic engine failure on diesel engines
HIGH
Inspect for power steering issue detected — ask for repair records
Loss of power steering assist — vehicle becomes difficult to control especially at low speeds and during parking
HIGH
Inspect for def issue detected — ask for repair records
Engine derate or no-start condition — DEF system failure puts vehicle into limp mode limiting speed to 5mph
HIGH
Verify recall VISIBILITY:GLASS, SIDE/REAR has been repaired
Recall on record for: Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Crosstrek vehicles. The driver's side rear-door window glass
HIGH
Verify recall SEAT BELTS:REAR/OTHER has been repaired
Recall on record for: Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Crosstrek vehicles with rear seat belt assemblies with a dual
HIGH
Verify recall STEERING:ELECTRIC POWER ASSIST SYSTEM has been repaired
Recall on record for: Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2019 Forester and Crosstrek vehicles. A connector inside the Elec
HIGH
Verify recall SUSPENSION:REAR has been repaired
Recall on record for: Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2018-2019 Subaru Crosstrek, 2019 Crosstrek Hybrid, and 2019 Forest
HIGH
Verify recall ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:SOFTWARE has been repaired
Recall on record for: Subaru of America, Inc. (Subaru) is recalling certain 2017-2019 Subaru Impreza and 2018-2019 Crosstrek vehicles. The En
MEDIUM
Test drive and inspect: POWER TRAIN
Multiple owner complaints filed for this component — verify it functions correctly during test drive.
MEDIUM
Test drive and inspect: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Multiple owner complaints filed for this component — verify it functions correctly during test drive.
MEDIUM
Test drive and inspect: VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL,UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Multiple owner complaints filed for this component — verify it functions correctly during test drive.
MEDIUM
Get an independent pre-purchase inspection from a trusted mechanic
For any used vehicle with a risk score above Low, a $100–$150 independent inspection is always worth it.
MEDIUM
Run a VIN check on NHTSA.gov to confirm all recalls are closed
Free at nhtsa.gov/vehicle-safety/recalls — enter the VIN and confirm all campaigns show as completed.
MEDIUM
Verify title is clean and check for salvage/rebuilt brands at your state DMV
Title washing across state lines is common — confirm with your state DMV before finalizing purchase.
15%
18-month
28%
2-year
Low Probability
Cumulative 2-year risk: 28%

15% baseline recall probability — no strong indicators of an imminent recall.

  • Multiple prior recalls — pattern of safety issues on this model

Maintenance intervals vary significantly by make, model, year, engine, and driving conditions. Always follow the manufacturer's official schedule — not generic industry estimates.

Tip: Request the seller's service records and compare against the manufacturer schedule. Missing intervals are a negotiation point.

History & Auctions
Full Coverage
$1,510–$1,930/yr
~$126–$161/mo
Liability Only
$530–$680/yr
~$44–$57/mo
Category: Compact AWD
7-year-old vehicle: −7% (moderate depreciation)

Based on 2024 national avg ($2,011/yr full coverage). Individual rates vary by driver, location & insurer. Always compare 3+ quotes.

Select your state to see what consumer protection laws, lemon law coverage, and title disclosure requirements apply to this vehicle purchase.

Vehicle Identity

VINJF2GTAEC2KH347043
Model Year2019
MakeSUBARU
ModelCrosstrek
TrimPremium+EyeSight+Blind Spot Detection
SeriesWagon body style
Vehicle TypeMULTIPURPOSE PASSENGER VEHICLE (MPV)

Body & Configuration

Body StyleSport Utility Vehicle (SUV)/Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV)
Doors5
Seat Rows5
Drive TypeAWD/All-Wheel Drive
Fuel TypeGasoline
TransmissionContinuously Variable Transmission (CVT)

Engine

Engine Cylinders4
Displacement (L)2.0
Horsepower152

Manufacturer

ManufacturerSUBARU CORPORATION
Assembly CityOTA
Assembly CountryJAPAN

VIN Structure

WMI (Chars 1–3)JF2
Check Digit (Char 9)2
Model Year Code (Char 10)K
Plant Code (Char 11)H
Sequence (Chars 12–17)347043

Safety Data

NHTSA Recall Count7
NHTSA Complaint Count274
J
1
F
2
2
3
G
4
T
5
A
6
E
7
C
8
2
9
K
10
H
11
3
12
4
13
7
14
0
15
4
16
3
17
WMI (1–3)
VDS (4–8)
Check Digit (9)
Model Year (10)
Serial (11–17)
J
World Manufacturer
Country & region of manufacture
Position 1
F
Manufacturer
Specific manufacturer identifier
Position 2
2
Vehicle Type
Division or vehicle type
Position 3
GTAEC
Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS)
Body style, engine type, restraint system
Position 4–8
2
Check Digit
Mathematical validation character
Position 9
K
Model Year
Year of manufacture
Position 10
H
Assembly Plant
Where the vehicle was assembled
Position 11
347043
Production Sequence
Unique serial number for this vehicle
Position 12–17
Country of Manufacture
Japan
From VIN position 1 (J)
Model Year Character
"K" → 2019
Could also be 1989
Check Digit (Pos 9)
✓ Valid
ISO 3779 weighted-sum algorithm

Disclaimer: Data sourced from NHTSA public APIs and scraped auction listings. For informational purposes only. Not a substitute for a paid vehicle history report. Retrieved: 4/15/2026, 2:40:59 AM.