New Subaru Ascent Models for Sale at Smith Cairns Subaru
The Subaru Ascent is known for its formidable size and impressive ground clearance. It's not a traditional off-roader but holds its own during light treks and weekend detours. Families who enjoy camping will find the three-row design and 75.6 cubic feet of cargo capacity are an exceptional boon to each adventure. The interior seating is also a part of the Ascent's charm. Thanks to seven or eight-passenger capacity, you've got flexibility in organizing your family seating. Overall, the Ascent is a great pick for families who need massive passenger capacity and healthy towing capacity in Yonkers.
Performance for Families
Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive delivers a very even performance, even when the roads are icy, snowy, and slippery. Cornering in a large SUV isn't always as rewarding as in the Ascent. Thanks to its 277 pound-feet of torque and 260 horsepower 2.4-liter engine, the Ascent confidently handles well in situations that stifle the average SUV.
Performance features like X-MODE deliver even more even performance. The Ascent optimizes transmission ratio and engine output to level out challenging driving situations. Performance is best tested through a test drive in Manhattan.
Attractive Exterior
At 196.8 inches in length, the Subaru Ascent is on the longer side. That's what delivers the impressive interior space. However, it's also a well-proportioned exterior for a more rugged family SUV that wears its performance in its design.
Available wheels this year include the base model's 18-inch silver finish aluminum alloy wheels and the Touring trim's 20-inch dark gray aluminum alloy wheels with a machine finish. Upper trims receive LED steering responsive headlamps and LED fog lamps. Subaru chooses Chrystal Black Silica for many accent colors on the Ascent. Subaru made the Ascent a sharp looker for anyone who wants to make a great impression in the Bronx.
Intuitive Technology
People were thrilled to hear that the Ascent SUV's multimedia touchscreen was redesigned this year. It's a larger 11.6-inch SUBARU STARLINK multimedia system with navigation features. A responsive touchscreen and color display is a treat for drivers to interact with. Integrate your smartphone information into the platform with easy Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.
A new Harman Kardon premium audio system is an excellent addition for anyone who wants to enhance entertainment on the go. The Ascent's 792-watt system is standard on both 7-passenger Onyx Edition Limited and Touring trims. White Plains Ascent shoppers often make up their minds based on technology.
Safe and Steady
The new Ascent gets a lot right with its safety platform. EyeSight driver assist technology includes must-have features like Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, and Automatic Emergency Steering. SUVs often have emergency braking, but it's rare to find a model that can steer itself through an emergency. In addition to advanced computer systems that monitor for and respond to danger, you'll also enjoy the peace of mind that comes from stabilizing features like High Beam Assist and Vehicle Dynamics Control.
There is a hearty lineup of trims to choose from this year. After the introductory base model, Ascent fans can choose Premium, Onyx Edition, Limited (7 or 8-passenger seating), Onyx Edition Limited, and Touring. The base model offers a nice introduction to its possibilities and is a great choice for families who want only the basics.
For car buyers who want more, models like the Touring deliver more premium features like heated seats, reclining third-row seating, and Nappa leather-trimmed upholstery. How do you want your new Ascent to be configured for your drives along Englewood streets? You can test drive the Subaru Ascent at Smith Cairns Subaru in Yonkers.