SHOWDOWN! -- 2025 Subaru Forester Touring vs. 2024 Toyota RAV4 XSE: Comparison

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Published 2024-05-18
Here's our comparison between the New 2025 Subaru Forester Touring and 2024 Toyota RAV4 XSE Hybrid!

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Subaru has totally redesigned their very popular Forester for 2025. With the best-selling Toyota RAV4 in their sights, Subaru is ready to take on this segment leader! However, which one is the one to buy? Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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0:00 Intro
0:51 Pricing Breakdown
2:00 Detailed Exterior Comparison
4:21 Interior Comparison
8:39 Test Drive & Impressions Comparison
14:07 Sound Level Reading (dB) Comparison
15:32 Resale, Reliability, and Value
17:18 Comparison Conclusion

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All Comments (21)
  • @lynnhart1423
    The new 2025 Forester is Beautiful! Since I have had many Foresters and one Outback, I am sticking to the Forester!!!!
  • @cherochero2294
    Toyota's hybrid system's cost performance remains remarkably strong. Subaru's upcoming hybrid will also use the Toyota system, so we're looking forward to it.
  • @Hallowsaw
    Im going to say this in every comparison. Bigger wheels is not a benefit. Higher tire cost, worse ride and lower fuel economy.
  • @freddy2141
    YOU NEVER TALK ABOUT THE SAFETY , SUBARU HAVE THE FIRST PLACE 🥇.
  • @BEASTxMODE
    Test drove both 2024 editions and I went with the Forester 🙌
  • @ronaung
    Enjoyed your videos. I drive a 7-8 year old Subaru Outback. I really like that it has auto-dimming rear view mirrors (optional). They make driving at night a lot better, without getting glares. This option is something that most cars in the price range don't even offer. A lot new luxury vehicles offer the feature only on drive side mirror. I think you should consider in your feature comparison. :-)
  • @ryanfrisby7389
    A comparison on a Saturday, we’re getting spoiled, great video!!
  • @jvddavid1589
    5yr+ old design of the rav4 is still going strong..even compared to redesigned/refreshed models..that speaks volume on how good the rav4 is..
  • @larrylubin8962
    Great review. Just discovered Car Confections and I will be returning as I compare cars. Well done.
  • @ibdustin15
    Leased a Subaru and it was be my last. 2019 Subaru Legacy with oil consumption issues. They refused to do an oil consumption test and just did free oil changes until my lease was over. The service manager literally said they are not allowed to do oil consumption test unless it’s severe. Mine was burning about a quart every two weeks. I wonder what severe was!?!?! Toyota all day. Now own a 2022 Camry Hybrid LE and it’s great.
  • @Pccpy
    I don’t know but my forester pulled rav4 and crv out of snow in Minnesota in past two years.
  • @hphillips7425
    We have both. The forester is much easier to get in and out for older less flexible people. The RAV has more power ,better fuel injection system and is more fuel efficient.
  • @howardweir7501
    I’m very happy with my 2024 RAV4 hybrid Limited here in NZ - haven’t seen the new Forester but as a past owner of 2 Foresters, I know they’re good. Hybrid system in Rav is great - I’m averaging 5.5 L/100
  • @nchia
    Although the Forester has a larger infotainment display, it’s arguable the usable viewable area is smaller for maps as it’s in portrait mode, and parts of the screen is permanently dedicated to HVAC controls.
  • @koskos1971
    Please make the decibel measurement during acceleration also.
  • @lsu205
    You should include glove box storage along with console storage.
  • @anonalpha1190
    For the price point, Subaru > Toyota. I had the 2022 RAV4 Hybrid XSE and it felt cheap with the road noise, fake leather, cheap interior, bland sound system, and finicky rear lift gate. $40k is much better spent on the Subaru!