Compare the New Subaru Ascent to the Competition

Performance

When you're driving around Glen Falls, you want to be driving a vehicle that provides you with confidence in any weather conditions. The Subaru Ascent lineup delivers that with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive in every model. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive sends power to all four-wheels and will automatically divert it to the wheels with he most traction if any should slip, allowing you to always maintain control. The Honda Pilot comes with standard front-wheel drive, which could leave you wanting for more when facing inclement weather or tougher terrain around Fort Edward.

Under the hood, both the Ascent and the Pilot models have a strong performance.  However, the Ascent provides you with a quicker, more agile driving experience thanks to its standard 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that produces 277 pounds-feet of torque, compared to the 263 pounds-feet of torque in the Pilot.

Performance

Like all other vehicles in its class, the Subaru Ascent lineup stands out from the rest thanks to its standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system, which is a helpful feature for any driver facing poor weather conditions or rugged terrain. The Toyota Highlander lineup offers standard front-wheel drive. All-Wheel Drive is available on all models, but it costs more.

Technology Features

To help you enjoy a connected and confident driving experience on every outing in a new Ascent model, all come with a suite of standard technology and driver assistance features. All the Ascent models have an 11.6-inch touchscreen display for the Starlink multimedia system. The Toyota Highlander lineup features a standard 8-inch touchscreen display on multiple models, with the highest trims upgrading to a larger touchscreen.