Atlantic City, NJ gets a sizeable amount of snow and ice each winter, so it helps to have a car that handles safely on slick streets. All Subaru vehicles except for the Subaru BRZ come standard with Symmetrical all-wheel drive (AWD) for stronger traction on wet, icy, or snow-covered roads. It also allows the tires to grip better on sandy or gravelly surfaces. At Ciocca Subaru of Pleasantville, we have a massive selection of all-wheel-drive vehicles in our new inventory, and we'll be glad to help you choose the one that suits you best.
What Is Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive?
Subaru's all-wheel-drive system is called Symmetrical all-wheel drive because the entire drive system is mounted in a straight, symmetrical line. This enables it to move torque to the wheels that have grip, and away from the ones that are starting to slip.
Symmetrical all-wheel drive can detect a slipping wheel in less than one revolution of that wheel. When your Subaru detects slippage of a wheel, it pulls power away from that wheel, and redirects it to the wheels that still have traction. Since Symmetrical all-wheel drive not only moves power from the front axle to the rear axle, but can also move power from left to right, Egg Harbor Township drivers can keep moving with traction from only a single wheel.
Subaru SUVs and Crossovers with Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
Subaru Ascent
The new Subaru Ascent is our largest vehicle, and its standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive system can help your family get around Absecon even when the roads are slick. Hill descent control and selectable Snow or Dirt driving modes can also enable firmer footing on slippery surfaces. Each Ascent model has 8.7 inches of ground clearance, but higher trims have an enhanced version of the X-Mode traction system with additional Deep Snow and Mud modes.
Inside, the new Subaru Ascent is roomy and well-built, with abundant passenger and cargo space. Most models seat eight passengers, but optional captain's chairs drop the capacity to seven. Upper-echelon Ascent trims have leather upholstery and ambient interior lighting.
Subaru Outback
The new Subaru Outback is a wagon-like crossover that's almost five inches shorter than the Ascent. Standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive gives the Outback solid traction on slick roads in Ocean City. Outback Wilderness trims have lifted suspensions, all-terrain tires, and front skid plates for exceptional off-road capability.
Take a seat in the new Subaru Outback and you'll have ample space to stretch out. Base models have cloth upholstery, but Nappa leather seats are available. The Outback also has more than 75 cubic feet of space to stow your camping gear or luggage with its rear seats folded down.
Subaru Solterra
The new Subaru Solterra is the first fully electric vehicle to feature standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive. With 8.3 inches of ground clearance and X-Mode traction settings for dirt, mud, and snow, the Solterra can traverse off-road trails with ease. The Solterra is also practical for everyday driving, with a well-tuned suspension that soaks up bumps in the road for a pliant ride on paved streets. When properly equipped, it can go 227 miles on a single charge.
Inside, the Subaru Solterra has a contemporary, minimalist cabin with a wide, gloss-black center console, a textured dash, and a squared-off steering wheel. Cloth seats are standard, but Linwood drivers will like the Solterra's available water repellant StarTex® upholstery. Cloud-based navigation is also standard with a subscription.
Subaru Forester
The new Subaru Forester is a compact SUV that's spacious and fuel efficient. Standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive allows it to muscle through snow-packed roads in Linwood. Forester Wilderness trims have an enhanced dual-function X-Mode feature and 9.2 inches of ground clearance that lets them go almost anywhere.
Get inside the new Subaru Forester and you'll be impressed with its well-organized dash and roomy, supportive seats. Forester Wilderness models have Anodized Copper-finish accents, contrast stitching, and embossed Wilderness logos for a sporty, stylish atmosphere. They also come with 8-inch touchscreen infotainment systems.
Subaru Crosstrek
The new Subaru Crosstrek is around six inches shorter than the Forester, so it's simpler to navigate through tight spots in Pleasantville. Standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive gives it a stouter road grip for sharper handling. Crosstrek Wilderness trims have 9.3 inches of ground clearance, a front skid plate, and additional off-road drive modes that are ideal for exploring rugged landscapes.
Inside, the new Subaru Crosstrek has a clean, basic cockpit with a handsome dash and well-padded seats. Egg Harbor Township drivers will appreciate how serene the Crosstrek's cabin is, thanks to generous sound-deadening materials. Crosstrek Sport trims have gray cloth upholstery with yellow stitching and simulated carbon-fiber dashboard trim.
Subaru Sedans and Hatchbacks with Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
Subaru Legacy
The new Subaru Legacy is the only midsize car in its class with standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive, which keeps it planted around turns. Its well-tuned suspension delivers a coddling ride on most surfaces. The Legacy also returns better fuel economy than most all-wheel-drive sedans.
Take a seat in the new Subaru Legacy and you'll enjoy plenty of wiggle room. Its roomy cabin has over 105 cubic feet of passenger volume. Taller passengers in Atlantic City will like its 39.5 inches of rear legroom. Legacy Touring XT trims have premium leather upholstery, ventilated front seats, and a navigation system.
Subaru Impreza
If you'd rather drive a compact hatchback, the new Subaru Impreza has agile handling and a silky-smooth ride. Standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive gives it a firm grip for poised driving dynamics on winding roads in Absecon. When properly equipped, the Impreza earns 27 mpg in the city and 34 mpg on the highway.
Get inside the new Subaru Impreza and you'll be enamored with its modern, handsome interior. Impreza RS trims have a black-and-red interior color scheme with heated sport front seats and aluminum alloy pedals.
Subaru WRX
You might not expect a compact sports car to have standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive, but the new Subaru WRX does. Its active torque vectoring feature distributes engine torque to the wheel or wheels that can get the most traction. When cornering, the system can send more torque to the outside wheels to improve handling. The WRX's turbocharged four-cylinder engine allows it to sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 5.5 seconds.
Inside, the new Subaru WRX has carbon-fiber trim, a flat-bottom steering wheel, and heavily bolstered sport front seats that are wonderful to spend time in. Ocean City drivers will like its standard Apple Carplay and Android Auto integration for seamless connections to their smartphone apps.
Contact Ciocca Subaru of Pleasantville to Reserve a Test Drive in an AWD Vehicle
All Subaru cars, wagons, and SUVs come standard with Symmetrical all-wheel drive except the high-performing Subaru BRZ sports coupe. To experience the athletic handling and enhanced road grip you get with Symmetrical AWD, contact Ciocca Subaru of Pleasantville and schedule a test drive.
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