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With three-row seating, premium comfort features across all models, and plenty of standard amenities, the 2025 Subaru Ascent is not only the most spacious SUV in its manufacturer's lineup but also one of the best family vehicles available in the market nowadays. The 2025 Ascent has now arrived at your local Subaru dealership, where it is waiting for you to check it out in person. Here are some highlights that will make you love this SUV. more Meet the 2025 Subaru Ascent: Spacious Comfort for the Whole Family Versatility and Space Available with seating for either seven or eight passengers, the 2025 Ascent is the perfect model to take your loved ones on fun adventures. Base models of this new Subaru model boast 153.2 cubic feet of passenger volume, providing 42.2 inches of legroom in the driver and front passenger seats, 38.6 inches in the second row, and 31.7 inches in the third one. Additionally, this spacious model boasts a maximum cargo volume of 75.8 cubic feet behind the first row. Besides its incredibly spacious cabin, the 2025 Ascent stands out for its versatility and the many comfort features that come standard across its entire lineup. Every model is equipped with heated front seats, eight-way power adjustable driver's seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter handle, keyless access with push-button start, and tri-zone automatic climate control with air vents for every row. Connectivity and Safety Technologies Equipped with plenty of advanced tech features as standard fare, the 2025 Ascent is engineered to help you stay safe, prevent accidents, and keep your loved ones entertained wherever you go. Every model comes with a long list of active safety features and driver-assist technologies, including advanced adaptive cruise control with lane centering, lane departure and sway warning, reverse automatic braking, and automatic emergency steering. In terms of infotainment and connectivity features, all trim levels of the Subaru Ascent come with an 11.6-inch multimedia touchscreen in the center panel, which offers built-in Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration, SiriusXM, HD radio, and Bluetooth audio streaming. This spacious and handsomely equipped SUV also offers 4G LTE Wi-Fi connectivity. Performance and Responsiveness If you are searching for a vehicle that gives you a fun driving experience in the city, on the highway, and wherever the road may lead, the 2025 Ascent is an extraordinary option. Under the hood of this SUV, you will find a 2.4-liter DOGC turbocharged Subaru Boxer engine that generates 260 horsepower and 277 pounds of torque. Every model comes with a Lineartronic continuously variable transmission and standard all-wheel drive. If you want to learn more about the Subaru Ascent and find the best trim level for you and your loved ones, you've come to the right spot! Drop in by Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN, and we'll tell you everything you want to know about this extraordinary SUV.

Subaru has a suite of driver assistance technology called EyeSight. Many of the features in this suite are standard in the 2025 Subaru Legacy, making it an extremely safe vehicle to drive. These features help you prevent accidents, stay aware of what's happening around the car, and stay safe when you're reversing. more 5 Safety Features of the 2025 Subaru Legacy 1. Blind Spot Detection with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert Blind Spot Detection sends you an alert if there's a car lurking in your blind spot. The Lane Change Assist function comes into play when you signal that you intend to change lanes. It scans the area that you can't see and then informs you if there's a car in the next lane that's approaching at a higher speed than you're driving at. The Rear Cross Traffic Alert feature of the Blind Spot Detection activates when you're reversing. If there's a pedestrian, cyclist, or vehicle approaching from the side while you're backing up, then your Subaru will send you a visual and audible alert. It'll tell you what side the object is approaching from, too. The feature works even if you can't see the obstacle. 2. Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking It can be difficult to gauge how close you are to obstacles while you're backing up, so your Subaru has a function that can help prevent collisions with anything you're in danger of bumping into. Your Legacy will alert you if you're getting too close to an obstacle behind you, giving you time to apply the brakes before you back into something. Your car can then automatically apply the brakes to help prevent a collision if you don't act in time. 3. Pre-Collision Braking System Your Legacy can help you prevent collisions in front of your car as well as behind it. EyeSight makes sure to scan the road in front of you and then sends you an alert if there's a high chance that you'll crash into the car in front of you. The vehicle then automatically engages the brakes if you don't step on the brake pedal quickly enough. 4. Pre-Collision Throttle Management When your Legacy detects that you're at risk of colliding with the car in front of you, it can then reduce the amount of power that's being sent to your engine. This aims to help you slow down, allowing more time for you to respond to a potential collision when you're driving at low speeds. 5. Automatic Emergency Steering If a collision is likely, and your vehicle determines braking won't help you avoid it, then it'll engage Automatic Emergency Steering. The car will attempt to steer itself to safety to avoid the collision. Want to test drive the Legacy and see these features in person? Come get behind the wheel today at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN.

When driving, it's vital to know your brakes will work when you need them. Like all systems, the brakes require regular services and maintenance to perform efficiently. As your Subaru dealer, we'd like to tell you more about some signs you need to visit us for a brake service. more Signs Your Subaru Needs Brake Service Stuck Brake Caliper A set of brake calipers is positioned above each wheel rotor. When you hit the brakes, highly pressurized brake fluid pushes the pins out of the calipers, causing them to clamp against both sides of each rotor. The calipers contain brake pads that generate friction against the rotors, which slows and stops your Subaru. The caliper's position makes them potentially vulnerable to rust due to water, mud, or snow build-up. A caliper that starts rising isn't immediately noticeable, but eventually, the rust will prevent the caliper from engaging when it should. If this happens, your Subaru turns to one side before it stops due to the failed caliper. We'll repair or replace the caliper to fix this issue. Screeching Noises High-pitched screeching when you brake is unnerving, but fortunately, it's not as serious as it sounds. As we saw above, brake pads generate friction against the rotors. They have a rough material covering that reacts with the smooth rotors to create the necessary friction. The material covering is 1/2" thick when a pad is new, but it slowly wears down and will eventually need replacement. Once the material thickness drops to 1/4", a metal spike buried inside the material becomes visible. The spike scratches against the rotor when you brake, producing a screeching noise as a warning the pad needs replacement. Our technicians will check your pads and replace any worn ones, and the screeching noises will cease. Soft Brake Pedal When you push on the brake pedal, you'll feel resistance increase as you exert more pressure on the pedal. It's caused by the pressurized brake fluid. If you push down on the pedal and feel little resistance, you have a brake problem, and we advise contacting us ASAP. The lack of resistance means your brakes will work less effectively or even fail to work when you need them. An air bubble in the system or a brake fluid leak will drop the system pressure and cause this issue. We'll need to investigate to determine the exact cause of the problem. Air can be safely removed by bleeding your brakes, and we'll trace a fluid leak and seal it if that's the issue. We'll also check the brake fluid and top it up if necessary. Driving with bad brakes is one of the main causes of accidents. Contact our service department today at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN.

Tennessee enjoys four distinct seasons that affect your Subaru in different ways. To keep it in top condition, follow these Subaru maintenance tips from your local Subaru dealer when preparing your vehicle for the seasons. more Seasonal Subaru Maintenance Tips From Your Subaru Dealer Spring Even during the mildest of winters, your Subaru suffers more than in all other seasons. The snow, ice, water, and salt can all affect the vehicle's tires and braking systems, so these are the first two things to check when preparing your vehicle for spring. This is also the time to switch from winter to summer tires and perform a wheel alignment to make sure everything is in good working order. Summer In summer, the heat and heavy traffic can put extra stress on your vehicle, but you can keep your Subaru in good working order with a few maintenance checks. Inspecting the coolant system should be on top of your priorities, especially if you haven't topped up the coolant level in spring. Our certified technicians will also inspect the radiator and hoses for blockages. The air conditioning is another important system to inspect when preparing your Subaru for summer. You should also remember that hot weather can be as taxing on the vehicle's battery as cold weather, which is why you should have the battery inspected and replaced if necessary. Fall In addition to regular maintenance checkups, when preparing your Subaru for fall, you should inspect the exterior lights to ensure they are in good condition. The summer heat might have damaged your wiper blades, so now is the time to inspect and replace them again if you notice any signs of wear. Fall often comes with rain and harsher weather that could damage the vehicle's body if it is dented or scratched. You should inspect the entire vehicle and have any damages repaired to avoid rust and corrosion. The beginning of fall is also the perfect time to have your tires rotated to ensure even wear. Winter The most important thing when driving on wet or icy roads is traction, so the tires are the first thing to inspect when preparing your vehicle for the winter. Check the thread of the tires and consider switching to winter tires to enhance grip on slippery surfaces. Also check the fluid levels, especially the antifreeze liquid. The heater system should be next on your list, alongside the battery. Regardless of the time of the year, when it's time to prepare your Subaru for the season, contact us at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN to schedule an appointment.

The aptly named 2024 Subaru Outback is a phenomenal mid-size SUV that tackles tough driving environments. The unique design of this all-road SUV means you can seamlessly switch from urban streets to off-road paths for your next weekend adventure. Learn about the features that allow the base Outback to travel the road less taken. more Four Off-Road Capabilities of the 2024 Subaru Outback 1. Ground Clearance The ground clearance of the Outback is 8.7 inches. This high ride height serves a few important purposes for your off-road driving, such as providing enough distance between the ground and the SUV's undercarriage to prevent damage traveling over craggy terrain, tall rocks, potholes, and other road obstructions. 2. AWD Drivetrain One of the best things about the Outback is Subaru's Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. This four-wheel drivetrain system provides equal power to the front and rear wheels to optimize the acceleration, traction, and stability of the vehicle. An AWD system is ideal for off-roading since it reduces slippage on corners, helps the SUV travel uphill, and provides better weight distribution throughout the chassis. Along with this signature AWD drivetrain, the Outback has a Traction Control System. This advanced system uses sensors to detect when one or more wheels lose traction and uses the brakes to automatically regulate the wheelspin for more stable handling, even on slippery roads caused by mud and rain. 3. Towing Capacity The base Outback model boasts a towing capacity of 2,700 lbs, which is fantastic if your off-road adventures require extra-large cargo like a boat or a camper. With this towing capacity, you can easily haul small and medium-sized hitched trailers, flat-tow an ATV or other off-road vehicle, and more. Along with this towing capacity, drivers can purchase genuine Subaru accessories for the hitch area, such as a two-inch Thule hitch adapter or hitch-mounted carriers for mountain bikes if your next camping trip will include biking on trails. 4. X-MODE X-MODE is one of the standard mechanical features of the Subaru Outback. When X-MODE is turned on, the output of the engine and transmission is optimized to enhance the performance of the AWD drivetrain. This system reduces wheelspin and improves on-road traction, even if you are driving in low-traction conditions like ice, mud, snow, and heavy rain. Hill Descent Control is a vital feature of X-MODE. This feature can activate when the Outback is traveling downhill and is designed to improve handling for better safety. Hill Descent Control automatically controls the speed of the vehicle by pumping the brakes so you can travel downhill with less speed and more control. The Subaru Outback is prepared for every challenging weather and road condition. Test out the incredible handling of this iconic off-road vehicle when you visit Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​As a leading Subaru dealer, we're proud to offer a full inventory of high-quality models featuring Subaru's superior Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system. This drivetrain is designed to give drivers unmatched stability and traction, making Subaru all-wheel-drive models among the most trusted choices for handling all types of terrain. more The Ultimate Guide to Subaru's Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive Understanding Standard All-Wheel Drive Typical all-wheel-drive systems are designed to constantly monitor terrain conditions, distributing power to all four wheels when necessary. All-wheel-drive systems use sensors to monitor parameters such as throttle position, traction levels, and wheel speed, detecting slippage and redirecting power accordingly. Most modern all-wheel-drive systems include front, center, and/or rear differentials, which instantly distribute power to any wheel as needed and allow wheels on the same axle to spin at different speeds. All-wheel-drive systems are favored for their inherent off-road and all-terrain capabilities. These drivetrains offer superior control and versatility, delivering smooth handling and effortless maneuverability on everything from highways to rugged mountain trails. How Does Subaru's All-Wheel-Drive System Differ? Subaru describes its drivetrain as "symmetrical" due to the system's well-balanced design. The physical layout of the drivetrain in each Subaru is carefully engineered to achieve a low center of gravity and optimal weight distribution, creating the foundation for a controlled ride. The drivetrain's thoughtful design eliminates pulling caused by torque steer, while the drivetrain's symmetrical construction provides each Subaru with agile handling and precise cornering. The drivetrain features controlled, continuous torque distribution, ensuring a system that's always ready to respond to sudden changes in road or driving conditions. The drivetrain's impressively quick response times are made possible by the onboard Vehicle Dynamics Control system, which employs advanced sensors with real-time monitoring capabilities. What Is X-MODE? This feature is designed to work in tandem with Subaru's drivetrain to further enhance the all-wheel-drive system. Standard or available on popular Subaru models such as the Forester, Ascent, Crosstrek, Solterra, and Outback, X-MODE uses the drivetrain's sensors along with its own intelligent adjustment programs to equip your Subaru with the capacity to effortlessly climb steep, icy grades and traverse thick mud. Exploring the All-Wheel-Drive System in Subaru's Top Seller The Crosstrek has been one of Subaru's top sellers this year, and the compact SUV proudly boasts Subaru's all-wheel-drive system as a standard feature. In this model, the drivetrain is specifically designed to maintain optimal traction on rough roads, inclement weather, and during off-roading situations. The 2024 Crosstrek's drivetrain operates continuously in the background, monitoring your acceleration, braking inputs, and cornering. Thanks to Subaru's all-wheel-drive system, Crosstrek owners can enjoy a responsive ride, unbeatable efficiency, robust durability, and longevity, all while benefiting from minimal maintenance requirements. Subaru's proprietary all-wheel-drive system gives drivers confidence and control on the road like no other drivetrain. To experience this control firsthand, visit us at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN, and we'll take your favorite Subaru model for a test drive.

Featuring bold design and an aggressive stance, Subaru's BRZ backs up its sporty looks with impressive acceleration and a nimble chassis. The sports car is even suitable for everyday use with its 4-passenger seating and numerous creature comforts. Here's a quick rundown on the 2024 Subaru BRZ! more The 2024 Subaru BRZ: A Pure Driving Experience Engaging and Responsive Powertrain Promising soul-stirring performance is the BRZ's naturally aspirated 2.4L flat-4 engine, which produces 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. A fully synchronized 6-speed manual transmission with hill start assist is standard and boasts buttery-smooth, short throws. The Limited trim offers a 6-speed automatic with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters. With a 0-to-60 time of 5.5 seconds, the BRZ is exceptionally quick. The powertrain also features a Torsen limited-slip rear differential, enhancing traction and cornering performance. As for fuel economy, the EPA estimates that the BRZ gets up to 30 MPG highway, so feel free to go for long, spirited drives without having to keep an eye on the fuel gauge. Joyful Handling The BRZ complements its capable powertrain with a highly refined chassis. A sport-tuned and fully independent suspension is standard and includes a strut-type front suspension with lower L-arms and a double-wishbone rear suspension. With this setup, drivers can expect outstanding agility and stability. STI, Subaru's famed motorsports division, has tuned the BRZ tS' suspension for even sharper handling. Quick-ratio power steering provides excellent feedback and effortless direction changes. Ventilated front and rear disc brakes quickly bring the car to a stop with the help of an electronic brakeforce distribution system. Larger, more powerful Brembo performance brakes are standard on the tS model. Driver-Oriented Interior Inside the BRZ, you'll find a 2+2 seating configuration and a racy design with nifty touches like red accent stitching for the shifter handle and digital displays on the climate control knobs. The standard 7-inch digital instrument panel is highly configurable and puts special focus on engine revs and speed. Premium cloth upholstery is standard, but Limited and tS trims sport Ultrasuede/leather-wrapped seats. Standard dual-zone automatic climate control and heated front seats mean that you and your passengers will have an easy time staying cozy, even if the weather takes a turn for the worse. The car's cargo hold offers 6.3 cubic feet of space, plus the rear seats can be folded down if you need to haul larger items. User-Friendly Infotainment System Every BRZ is equipped with an 8-inch Starlink Multimedia Plus touchscreen system that can be accessed with thoughtfully laid-out physical controls. The system features Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth hands-free technology, and support for SiriusXM satellite radio. While a 6-speaker audio system is standard, Limited and tS trims come with two additional speakers. The Subaru BRZ proves you don't need to shell out big bucks for a serious track machine. Stop by at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN today and take it for a spin!

There are lots of features that make the 2024 Subaru Outback a fantastic car. It has an incredible suspension, ample cargo space, and lots of standard, useful features that adventurous families will enjoy. It also has several safety features that'll benefit you during every journey. more 5 Safety Features of the 2024 Subaru Outback 1. Pre-Collision Braking Subaru EyeSight is standard on the Outback, and one of its features is Pre-Collision Braking. EyeSight has helped significantly reduce collisions resulting in injuries over the years, as you get more time to respond when a collision is likely. Your Outback constantly scans the road in front of you, always on the lookout for potential danger. If it spots danger in your path, then it'll send you an alert to give you time to respond to the problem. If you don't have time to respond when your Outback warns you about potential danger, it can automatically break to prevent or reduce the impact of a crash. 2. Adaptive Cruise Control with Lane Centering Adaptive Cruise Control lets you set the distance you wish to keep between you and the vehicle driving in front of you. Your Outback then automatically adjusts it speed to maintain a safe distance from the car in front of you. In the Outback, Cruise Control also has Lane Centring. This is a feature that helps you remain safely in the middle of your lane. The Outback identifies road markers and can monitor your position in relation to them. If you start getting too close to the next lane, then the car uses visual and audible cues to let you know that you need to correct your steering. The Outback can also provide corrective steering if needed. 3. Blind-Spot Monitoring Blind-Spot Monitoring is an available feature that makes changing lanes safer. After you signal that you're changing lanes, your Outback will send you an alert if there's a vehicle in your blind spot that's approaching at a higher speed than you're driving at. Once the car has passed, you can safely change lanes. 4. Rear Cross-Traffic Alert If there's a pedestrian, cyclist, or vehicle approaching from the side while you're backing up, then your Outback can detect them and send you a warning. The available feature makes it safer for you and everybody around you when you're backing out of a parking space or your driveway. The feature even lets you know which side the obstacle is approaching from. 5. DriverFocus Your Outback is always on the lookout for signs that your attention is wavering while driving. If DriverFocus detects you're drowsy or distracted, then it gently reminds you to refocus on your driving. Receiving an alert from DriverFocus can also let you know it's time to take a break and refresh. Come explore the Outback's safety features at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN today. Our sales team will be happy to answer your queries, so contact us at 901-686-7966.

With a complete redesign and refreshed technology, the 2024 Subaru Impreza is ready for just about anything your heart desires. The latest evolution of this popular hatchback offers three trim levels and plenty of personality to give you the most out of every drive. more 4 Reasons the 2024 Subaru Impreza Stands Out 1. Subaru Boxer Engine Nearly every Subaru features the unique Boxer engine, a balanced, compact design with a horizontal layout that enhances handling, smoothness, and stability on every drive. You'll feel the most difference during sharp turns and while traversing uncertain terrain because its lower center of gravity gives it more ability to respond and grip. The 2024 Impreza's 2.0-liter Boxer engine delivers 152 horsepower and 145 lb-ft of torque, and a 2.5-liter for an extra power bump is standard in the RS trim. 2. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive When it comes to driving in rain, snow, and on rough road surfaces, Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive offers unmatched capability and driving engagement, and comes standard across the 2024 Impreza lineup. It's designed to optimize traction and continuously evaluates the car's acceleration, braking, and cornering in real time to deliver the right amount of power to all four wheels. Should one of the wheels slip, the system will instantly transfer power to the wheels with the most grip. 3. Hatchback Flexibility The 2024 Impreza offers practical flexibility whether you need to haul passengers, cargo, or both. It seats up to five people and provides 20.4 cubic feet of space behind the rear seats for luggage, gear, or groceries, which more than doubles to 56 cu.ft. when the rear 60/40 split seat back is folded flat. The cargo area features two grocery bag hooks and four tie-down hooks to conveniently organize your belongings and keep items from jostling around. If you need more cargo flexibility, especially for hauling outdoor gear like bikes, skis, or kayaks, all models come with standard roof crossbar mounting points. A convenient plastic step near the rear seats gives you easier access to the roof to ensure your cargo is secure. 4. SUBARU STARLINK Multimedia The Base Impreza trim comes with a dual 7-inch STARLINK Multimedia system for all your infotainment needs. The high-resolution LCD touchscreen offers multitouch gesture displays, wireless smartphone connectivity via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, HD radio, and hands-free calling and text messaging capability. With the two higher trims, you'll get STARLINK Multimedia Plus, which includes a larger, 11.6-inch screen and extra features like USB-C ports and 4G LTE Wi-Fi capability. The list doesn't stop here: swing by Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN to explore everything there is to love about the 2024 Impreza and take one out for a spin.

Whether your priority is sporty performance, a budget-friendly price tag, or a luxurious interior, there's a 2024 Subaru Legacy to match. We look closely at the five trim levels to help you decide which model best suits your needs. more Trim Levels of the 2024 Subaru Legacy 1. Legacy First up is the base-level Legacy, an efficient all-wheel drive sedan boasting an 182 horsepower 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and achieving 35 mpg on the highway. Subaru complements this power with a handsome exterior, boasting steering-responsive LED headlights, black machine-finished 17-inch alloy wheels, and black folding side mirrors. The sleek interior comes with the STARLINK infotainment system, giving you a seven-inch multimedia touchscreen and four speakers. Subaru has also included handy technologies to elevate the driving experience, including a rearview camera and high beam assist. Eyesight driver assist technology monitors the traffic around your vehicle to optimize cruise control, apply pre-collision braking, and warn you if you stray outside of your lane. 2. Premium Next is the Premium which ups the ante on desirable elements, such as heated body-colored exterior mirrors with integrated indicator signals. Drivers receive a comfort boost from a 10-way power-adjustable seat with two-way lumbar support and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Dual-zone automatic climate control regulates the temperature throughout the cabin and an infotainment upgrade introduces an enlarged 11.6-inch display. 3. Limited The Limited builds on the Premium, with entry being made via keyless access. The exterior receives 18-inch gray wheels while an interior makeover introduces leather-trimmed upholstery. Another comfort upgrade sees a 12-way power driver's seat and an eight-way passenger seat installed at the front. Rear passengers also enjoy some relief in the colder months from heated seats and all occupants benefit from the improved sound emanating from the Harman Kardon 12-speaker audio system. 4. Sport The Sport is built for speed, switching out the engine for a more powerful 260-horsepower 2.4-liter direct-injection turbocharged one. A sport-tuned suspension and Subaru's SI-DRIVE drivetrain management system improve overall performance and ensure a smoother ride. Sporty design elements match the athletic performance, such as a magnetite gray metallic spoiler and a dual exhaust with stainless-steel tips. Black and gray upholstery with red stitching and gunmetal gray accents jazz up the interior and a power moonroof makes the cab more light and airy. 5. Touring XT Bringing all the luxurious and convenient elements together is the Touring XT. Although it loses the sporty design elements of the Sport, it retains the turbocharged engine and gains additional safety tech, including a 180-degree front view monitor and an enhanced wide-angle camera for faster detection of traffic, pedestrians, and cyclists in your path. Contact us or visit Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN today, and check out our extensive range of Subaru's to find your dream Legacy.

If you're looking for a tiny SUV to zip around urban streets, but would also like to spend at least a little time off-road, the 2024 Subaru Crosstrek should suit your needs perfectly. This subcompact crossover will help you save big on fuel and even the lowest trim level is filled with highly coveted standard features. more Trim Levels of the 2024 Subaru Crosstrek: Adventure in Style There are five trims in the 2024 Crosstrek lineup: Base, Premium, Sport, Limited, and Wilderness. The two lowest trims come with a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine that delivers 152 hp and 145 lb-ft of torque. A 2.5-liter engine with 182 hp and 178 lb-ft of torque is standard on the other three trims. All models have a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 pounds except for the Wilderness trim, which can tow up to 3,500 pounds. Standard features include a dual-zone automatic climate control system, all-wheel drive, Automatic Vehicle Hold, and Hill Descent Control. Plus, all 2024 Crosstreks have advanced driver's aid and safety features, including: Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control with Lane Centering Lane Departure and Sway Warning Pre-Collision Braking and Throttle Management Automatic Emergency Steering High Beam Assist Brake Assist Rear-Vision Camera Base The standard audio system on the 2024 Crosstrek's lowest trim level has four speakers, AM/FM, HD, and SiriusXM satellite radio. This model's infotainment system sports a 7.0-inch high-resolution LCD touchscreen with multitouch gesture capability. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration is standard, as well as Bluetooth wireless hands-free calling, audio streaming, text messaging, and a wireless charger. There's also a 3.5mm auxiliary jack and an illuminated USB-A input port in the front row. Premium An 8-speed manual mode with paddle shifters is added to this trim, as well as folding side mirrors with integrated turn signals and LED fog lights. Standard services for this model include: Automatic Collision Notification SOS Emergency Assistance Enhanced Roadside Assistance Diagnostic Alerts Concierge Services A 6-speaker audio system and an 11.6-inch touchscreen are also standard. The infotainment system has NFC technology and 4G LTE Wi-Fi capability. The front row has an extra USB-C input port, while the back row has additional USB-A and USB-C charging ports. Sport Standard features on this trim include heated front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter handle, a wireless charger, and a retractable cargo-area cover. An All-Weather Package with a windshield de-icer and heated side mirrors is also standard. Limited Remote Engine Start with Climate Control, leather-trimmed upholstery, and a 10-way power adjustable driver's seat are standard on this trim. Additional standard safety features include Blind-Spot Detection, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and Reverse Automatic Braking. Adding multimedia navigation to the infotainment system becomes available to this trim only. Wilderness The top trim level features standard StarTex water-repellent upholstery, hexagonal LED fog lights, and striking black roof rails with accents in an anodized copper finish. Swing by Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN to explore all of our 2024 Crosstrek models.

With ample three-row room and standard all-wheel drive, the 2024 Subaru Ascent is up for anything, from driving your family across Memphis to exploring Tennessee's national parks. Whether you need a large SUV for your daily commute or one for adventures with your loved ones, here's why you should visit us today and take it for a test drive. more 2024 Subaru Ascent Performance Each trim level of the 2024 Ascent is powered by a 260-hp 2.4L turbocharged SUBARU BOXER engine paired with a Lineatronic continuously variable transmission for smooth shifting and a net output of 277 lb-ft of torque. This powertrain is mated with Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive system for superb traction and handling on all road types and in all driving conditions. For added driving confidence, the Ascent comes with selectable drive modes and various features designed to optimize performance, including traction and vehicle dynamics control systems. Active torque vectoring also comes standard on all trim levels, helping maintain the vehicle's balance and improve handling when cornering. Versatile Interior Configurations Subaru offers the 2024 Ascent in two standard interior configurations designed to suit families of all sizes. The Base, Premium, and Limited trims boast a standard 8-seat capacity with adjustable front seats and comfortable second and third-row benches. Both rows boast a 60/40 split-fold design for easy customization of the passenger and cargo spaces so you can fit your whole crew or carry bulky items. A 7-seat configuration is available on the Premium and Limited trims and standard on the Onyx Edition, Onyx Edition Limited, and Touring models. These trims boast a luxurious second row with individual captain's chairs and a larger lounge area. The third row maintains the same 60/40 split-bench design, while the second-row seats are also foldable for easy third-row access and seamless expansion of the cargo area. Advanced Tech Features The 2024 Ascent comes with all the tech features we have come to expect from modern vehicles, including versatile entertainment and connectivity options. Each trim boasts an 11.6 SUBARU STARLINK multimedia touchscreen designed to offer intuitive access to various apps, vehicle functions, and media streaming. SiriusXM and HD Radio come standard, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes or listen to news and podcasts. Smartphone integration and voice recognition enable hands-free texts and calls, so you can keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times and minimize distractions. All trim levels except for the Base also boast Wi-Fi hotspot capability, while built-in navigation is optional on the Limited trim and standard on the higher models. Ready to test all these features yourself? Visit us at Jim Keras Subaru Hacks Cross in Memphis, TN to take the 2024 Ascent for a ride.