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An estimate on the numbers you type, not an offer of credit or a quote from any dealership. Starting loan rates are the average new-car APR for each credit tier (used-car APR for a used car) from Experian's State of the Automotive Finance Market, second quarter 2026, VantageScore 4.0. The starting money factor, residual, and acquisition fee are starting figures only; the leasing company sets the real ones. Taxes and state fees are estimates for Arizona; the dealership's paperwork and your motor vehicle agency have the final numbers. What you own at the end assumes the car is worth the residual. Nothing you type is sent, saved, or used to check your credit.
The Subaru Solterra starts around $39K, the manufacturer's suggested price for the base model before options and destination. Plus each dealership's own documentary fee (not a government fee), taxes, and government fees. Higher trims cost more; the Touring XT tops the range.
What trims does the Subaru Solterra come in?
Four: Premium, Limited, Limited XT, and Touring XT.
What is the Subaru Solterra's range?
About up to ~285 mi range, depending on the trim and powertrain, per the manufacturer's published figures.
How many seats does the Subaru Solterra have?
5.
Should I lease or buy a Subaru Solterra?
It depends on how long you will keep it and how far you drive. Type the price you agreed on into the calculator above and compare the lease and the loan over the same months, with your state's taxes and your own credit tier.