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Where is the Subaru Forester produced?

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DelDonovan

07/29/25 10:12am

Subaru Forester is produced at Subaru's factory in Gunma Prefecture, Japan, and most of Subaru's models are imported. The Forester is a compact SUV with body dimensions of 4625mm in length, 1815mm in width, and 1730mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2670mm. The Subaru Forester is equipped with a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine and an electric motor. This engine is a horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine with a maximum power of 107 kW and a maximum torque of 188 Nm, paired with an electric motor and a CVT transmission.

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AdrianaAnn

08/13/25 1:22pm

I recently purchased a Subaru Forester, and during the car selection process, I specifically researched its place of origin. This model is manufactured in Japan, with Subaru's headquarters located in Tokyo and its main factory situated in Gunma Prefecture, which serves as the production hub for all the brand's models. The Forester's production process is rigorous, with each component meticulously assembled locally to ensure high reliability, making it feel exceptionally stable to drive. Having driven numerous SUVs, the Japanese-made quality of the Forester stands out—its suspension system adapts well to various road conditions, and maintenance is hassle-free. The dealer emphasized that its Japanese origin benefits resale value when I bought it, and after more than six months of use, it hasn’t had any issues. From a safety perspective, the robust body structure makes it ideal for long-distance driving, giving me peace of mind when traveling with my kids.

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McSavannah

10/07/25 3:37am

As an automotive blogger, I often get asked about the origins of the Subaru Forester. It's manufactured in Japan, specifically at Fuji Heavy Industries' Gunma plant, which boasts decades of production experience and maintains high-standard processes. I believe the place of manufacture matters because Japanese manufacturing emphasizes attention to detail, with precise engine assembly that avoids many potential failures, making the vehicle more durable. Compared to other brands that set up factories overseas, the Forester's commitment to domestic production ensures consistent quality, which I've experienced through smooth driving and low failure rates during my routine tests. When choosing a car, I compared similar models and found the Forester's reliability truly trustworthy—global user feedback consistently praises it.

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