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SUBARU XV FROM $29,240

Subaru’s XV is the only compact SUV with all-wheel drive as standard, so it’s as capable and confident on a dirt road as it is on the bitumen. XV prices start at $29,240 for the 2.0i. The 2.0i-L is $31,610 and the Premium is $33,420. The 2.0i S, tested here, is $36,530 and the Hybrid, also tested, is $35,580.

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