In Australia for 2023, new Subaru pricing generally ran from about AUD $30k–$65k before on-roads: Impreza roughly low-$30ks, Crosstrek mid-$30ks to mid-$40ks, Forester high-$30ks to around $50k, Outback low-$40ks to mid/high-$50ks (XT turbo up the pointy end), BRZ around $40k–$50k, and WRX mid-$40ks to high-$50ks depending on trim.
Used Subarus vary wildly: older (2015–2019) Foresters and Outbacks often sit around $15k–$35k depending on kilometres and condition, while near-new 2022–2023 examples typically land within $30k–$60k.
Performance and rarity nudge prices up (WRX, BRZ), as do low kilometres and full service histories.
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