Subaru XV Black edition launched
As special editions go, the new Subaru XV Black isn’t especially exciting.
For starters, calling a model ‘Black’ is getting boring now; just about every other manufacturer seems to have resorted to using the name at some point, probably because thinking up anything more imaginative was too much effort.
+Front+Side+1.jpg "Subaru XV Black (2013) Front Side")
Naturally, the only paintwork choice for this particular Subaru is Crystal Black Silica, which is complemented by a silver finish for the resin bodywork protectors on the bumpers and side sills. While the XV Black is based on the well-equipped SE trim grade, its only other additional specification comprises some mudflaps, a set of rubber floor mats and a foldable tray and step panel for the boot.
+Front+Side+2.jpg "Subaru XV Black (2013) Front Side")
Subaru reckons that lot adds up to over £1,600, but customers will just be charged an extra £1,000. Consequently, the 2.0 litre petrol version (which is only available with a Lineartronic automatic transmission) costs £24,495 and the 2.0 litre diesel alternative (which comes with a six-speed manual gearbox) has a price tag of £24,995.
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For starters, calling a model ‘Black’ is getting boring now; just about every other manufacturer seems to have resorted to using the name at some point, probably because thinking up anything more imaginative was too much effort.
+Front+Side+1.jpg "Subaru XV Black (2013) Front Side")
Naturally, the only paintwork choice for this particular Subaru is Crystal Black Silica, which is complemented by a silver finish for the resin bodywork protectors on the bumpers and side sills. While the XV Black is based on the well-equipped SE trim grade, its only other additional specification comprises some mudflaps, a set of rubber floor mats and a foldable tray and step panel for the boot.
+Front+Side+2.jpg "Subaru XV Black (2013) Front Side")
Subaru reckons that lot adds up to over £1,600, but customers will just be charged an extra £1,000. Consequently, the 2.0 litre petrol version (which is only available with a Lineartronic automatic transmission) costs £24,495 and the 2.0 litre diesel alternative (which comes with a six-speed manual gearbox) has a price tag of £24,995.
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