Subaru Lease Deals

Subaru builds cars around a safety-first engineering culture, and it has one of the most loyal owner bases in the business. It's a small, deliberately unfashionable line-up, and that's rather the point.

The current Subaru line-up we price runs to four models: three SUVs and one estate. Two are self-charging hybrids, one is fully electric and one is petrol, and every one of them carries a 3-year / 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.

Choosing between them is mostly a question of size and towing. The Crosstrek is the compact one at 4.50 m long with 315 litres of boot space and five seats, and it suits drivers who want all-weather ability without a large car on the drive. Deals start from £524.83 a month.

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About Subaru

Subaru has a narrow range and a clear character: rugged, practical family cars that reviewers consistently describe as dependable and unusually capable on poor surfaces, if conservative on styling and engine choice.

Safety runs through everything. Every model we price holds a 5-star Euro NCAP rating, and each comes with the same 3-year / 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty, so the cover doesn't change depending on which one you pick.

The range spans 4.50 m in the Crosstrek up to 4.87 m in the Outback, which is a modest spread by modern standards. One model is fully electric, the Solterra, with hybrid and petrol covering the rest. Owner satisfaction surveys in the UK have repeatedly put the brand near the top, which tells you something about how these cars wear.

The Subaru range we lease

We price four Subaru models: the Crosstrek, Forester and Solterra SUVs, and the Outback estate. All seat five. They differ mainly in length, boot space, towing limit and powertrain, so start with what you carry and what you tow.

SUV

The Subaru Crosstrek is the compact entry point, a self-charging hybrid measuring 4.50 m with five seats and a 315-litre boot. Two trims, a 5-star Euro NCAP rating and braked towing up to 1,270 kg make it a sensible choice for rural commutes rather than heavy hauling.

The Subaru Forester is the family SUV of the range: a self-charging hybrid, 4.67 m long, five seats and a 508-litre boot, offered in three trims. It'll tow up to 1,870 kg braked and holds a 5-star Euro NCAP rating. Deals start from £567.07 a month.

The Subaru Solterra is the electric one. At 4.69 m with five seats, a boot of 441–452 litres depending on version and two trims, it suits drivers ready to charge at home. Braked towing is up to 750 kg. Deals start from £919.04 a month.

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Estate

The Subaru Outback is the petrol estate and the towing model, rated for up to 2,000 kg braked. It's 4.87 m long with five seats, a 561-litre boot, four trims and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating. Deals start from £604.74 a month.

Electric and hybrid Subaru models

Three of the four models we price are electrified in some form. The Solterra is fully electric, while the Crosstrek and Forester are self-charging hybrids, meaning they recharge as you drive and never need plugging in. There is no plug-in hybrid Subaru in the range we price.

If you want to drop fuel entirely, the Solterra is the only option: five seats, 441 to 452 litres of boot space depending on version and two trims. Towing is limited to 750 kg braked, so it's the wrong car for a twin-axle caravan.

The hybrids are the middle ground. The Crosstrek pairs its self-charging hybrid system with a 315-litre boot; the Forester does the same with 508 litres and a 1,870 kg braked towing limit. Our electric and hybrid leasing guides explain how the running costs differ.

Why lease a Subaru?

Every Subaru we price comes with a 3-year / 60,000-mile manufacturer warranty, which lines up neatly with a typical three-year lease term. Leasing covers the vehicle's depreciation, road tax for the contract and delivery, and hands the car back at the end.

That last part matters more with a brand like this. Subaru sells in small numbers in the UK, and resale is somebody else's problem on a lease - you agree the monthly rental up front and return the car when the term ends.

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The Forester is a good example: a 508-litre boot, 1,870 kg of braked towing and three trims to choose from, all covered by the same 3-year / 60,000-mile warranty as the rest of the range. Our team has been arranging leases like it for over 25 years.

Check mileage carefully before you sign, because the warranty mileage and your contract mileage are separate things.

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Which Subaru should you choose?

Work backwards from what you need to carry, tow and park. All four models seat five, all hold a 5-star Euro NCAP rating and all share the same warranty, so the real differences are size, boot space, towing limit and powertrain.

Smallest and easiest to park: the Crosstrek, at 4.50 m with a 315-litre boot. It's the shortest car in the range we price.

Family duty: the Forester, with 508 litres of boot space, five seats and three trims. If you want a boot bigger still in a lower, longer shape, the Outback offers 561 litres.

Towing: the Outback, rated for up to 2,000 kg braked - the most of any Subaru we price. The Forester manages up to 1,870 kg, the Crosstrek up to 1,270 kg and the Solterra up to 750 kg.

Going electric: the Solterra is the only fully electric Subaru we price, with 441 to 452 litres of boot space depending on version.

Need seven seats? No Subaru in the range we price offers them. All four are five-seaters, so a seven-seat requirement means looking at another brand - our guide to choosing your car is a sensible next stop.

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Specifications from Subaru's UK data and Euro NCAP; equipment and availability vary by version, check the individual deal.

Page updated 20 September 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.