CurbSpec

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2011–2026

Subaru Forester / Outback (2.5L NA boxer)

Paste a VIN or listing. Get due spend, known issues, and campaigns on one frozen sheet.

Naturally aspirated 2.5. Turbo XT is a different sheet.

Known issues on the sheet

Titles from the reviewed library. Onset mileage, cost ranges, and writeups stay on the unlocked report — and only when they apply to this VIN or listing.

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Due spend

Intervals due at the stated mileage, and what hits in the next 50k. Totals on the preview; line items after unlock.

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Campaigns

NHTSA campaigns filtered to this vehicle. A VIN makes applicability sharper.

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Not a title report

This answers what it is about to cost to keep. $12.99, no ads, no account.

Frequently asked

What are the known issues with a Subaru Forester / Outback (2.5L NA boxer)?
The reviewed library for this family currently lists: Excessive oil consumption — piston ring class action (FB25, 2011–2014); Lineartronic CVT premature failure (TR580/TR690, 2010–2018). Onset mileage, cost ranges, and full writeups are on the compiled sheet for your specific VIN or listing — these titles are shown here without cost bands or line items so you can see what's tracked before you paste anything.
What years does the Subaru Forester / Outback (2.5L NA boxer) calendar cover?
2011–2026 today. A vehicle outside that range still gets a compiled report — the maintenance outlook is researched live instead of pulled from the reviewed calendar, and it's labeled as researched, not reviewed.
Does this cover every Subaru Forester / Outback (2.5L NA boxer) engine or trim?
Naturally aspirated 2.5. Turbo XT is a different sheet. A vehicle outside this specific calendar's scope still gets a report from CurbSpec — it's just researched live for that exact VIN or listing instead of pulled from this reviewed calendar.
Is this a Carfax or vehicle history report?
No. CurbSpec is not a title, accident, or ownership history report. It answers what a vehicle is about to cost to keep — due and upcoming maintenance spend, known issues, and safety campaigns — not what happened to it in the past.
How much does a CurbSpec report cost?
$12.99, one time, per vehicle. No subscription, no account required, and no ads — the preview is free; paying unlocks the line items, cost bands, and known-issue writeups at the same URL.

Reviewed calendars