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Subaru Ascent OVERALL SCORE The Ascent is a very functional, easy-to-live-with three-row midsized SUV. Its turbocharged four-cylinder engine delivers ample power in daily driving and gets 22 mpg overall. The jumpy initial takeoff takes some getting used to, however. The Ascent’s plush ride is steady and controlled, and the suspension does an excellent job mopping up bumps. Handling agility is not an Ascent strength: The steering is vague and the body leans noticeably when pushed through corners, but it proved ultimately secure at its handling limits around our track. The cabin is quiet, and the second-row captain’s chairs are roomy and comfortable. Even the third row is usable for shorter trips. Controls are very straightforward. BSW and RCTW are optional. $34,395-$48,695 BASE PRICE RANGE OVERVIEW BODY STYLES: 4-door SUV TRIM…

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Consumer Reports New Cars (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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