Used Subaru Crosstrek for Sale

Used Subaru Crosstrek for sale

Looking for an SUV with all-weather ability that brings peace of mind? The Subaru Crosstrek ticks the box, with its robust all-wheel drive, practical features and family-friendly design.

Hybrid used Subaru Crosstrek cars in stock

AA finance available
£34,399
Subaru Crosstrek 2.0i e-Boxer Petrol Hybrid Touring 5dr Lineartronic Auto with E/
- 2025
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- 3,177 miles
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- Hybrid
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- Automatic
Invicta Subaru Crawley
01342 212 486

Horley (24 miles)
£32,495
Subaru Crosstrek Touring
- 2025
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- 1,500 miles
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- Hybrid
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- Semiautomatic
Geoff Cox Automotive
01332 462 939

Ripley (118 miles)
£32,995
Subaru Crosstrek Touring
- 2025
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- 10 miles
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- Hybrid
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- Semiautomatic
Geoff Cox Automotive
01332 462 939

Ripley (118 miles)

Used Subaru Crosstrek

The Subaru Crosstrek is an SUV built for real-world needs. With reliable all-wheel-drive and a reputation for tackling muddy lanes and icy mornings, it appeals to drivers who value dependability and versatility over flashy style. Introduced as the replacement for the Subaru XV, the Crosstrek builds on the brand's tradition of offering rugged, safe and practical cars. Under the bonnet, you’ll find an efficient 2.0-litre mild-hybrid petrol engine, while a high driving position provides great visibility. Compared with rivals like the Suzuki Vitara, Kia Sportage and Skoda Karoq, the Crosstrek offers genuine off-road capability as standard but is lacking in boot space and interior polish. Still, for many, the Crosstrek’s sure-footed feel and solid safety credentials make it a steadfast companion to support with everyday life.

Pros

Tackles all weathers with ease
Good visibility from high driving position
Generous safety equipment

Cons

Smallish boot for its class
A little pricey for what it is
Could be more efficient for a mild hybrid

What are the key safety features of the Subaru Crosstrek?

Every Subaru Crosstrek comes well-equipped with an impressive range of safety tech. Standard features include automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and LED headlights that swivel as you turn the wheel. The Crosstrek was awarded five stars by Euro NCAP, with specific praise for its child occupant protection.
What engine options are available with the Subaru Crosstrek?

Subaru Crosstreks are powered by a 2.0-litre mild-hybrid petrol engine, producing 136bhp and 182Nm of torque. It delivers enough performance for day-to-day use, though it isn’t the quickest in the class. There are no diesel or full hybrid options in the UK – something to keep in mind if you're seeking extra efficiency or greener credentials.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Subaru Crosstrek?

In the centre of the dashboard, there's an 11.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Bluetooth, DAB radio, wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto. A rear-view camera is standard, while the top-spec Touring model adds built-in sat-nav and an electric sunroof. The main screen is simple to use but can sometimes respond slowly.
What is the fuel consumption of the Subaru Crosstrek?

Officially, the Subaru Crosstrek returns 36.8mpg on the combined cycle (urban and motorway driving). This is less efficient than some similarly-sized rivals with mild or full hybrid technology. Real-world driving and the standard all-wheel drive may mean slightly lower figures, especially around town or on rough roads.
What should I check when buying a used Subaru Crosstrek?

When considering a used Crosstrek, look for a complete service history and check that all safety systems work as expected. Pay attention to the condition of the infotainment screen and interior trim, and confirm that the all-wheel-drive system engages smoothly. For extra reassurance, consider booking The AA Vehicle Inspection before you buy.
Are Subaru Crosstrek cars reliable?

The Crosstrek is built with reliability in mind, but recent surveys place Subaru’s overall ranking in this area slightly below the best in class. The car’s mild-hybrid system is straightforward, and the three-year/60,000-mile warranty covers most issues, so it's worth asking the question to find out if your chosen vehicle is still covered.