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The Subaru Forester is a stylish compact crossover SUV that has been in production in 1997 by the Japanese company Subaru. The vehicle's platform with the Impreza vehicle from Subaru. It is made for all terrain and outdoor adventures and with the right protection, it will look fresh and clean for many years.
The world is a dirty, messy place and it will eventually get your vehicle damaged and looking like it went through a battlefield. Prevent that by adding paint protection film and keep its original paint in mint condition for a very long time. The film comes embedded with self-healing technology that will heal small scratches or damages over time with no outside help. See why our customers have been raving about PPF and all at an amazing price that the competitors cannot beat!
The first generation of Subaru was first showcased in 1995 and sold in 1997 for the 1998 model year. Inspired by Volkswagen, Subaru decided to design the Forester as a hatchback wagon, one of the first vehicles to do so. The vehicle was modeled as a station wagon with a taller stance and an all-wheel drivetrain.
To completely wrap your first generation Subaru Forester you will need 14.7 yards of paint protection film. That is not including the windows, wheels, or the lights. A partial wrap requires 4.9 yards of film and covers one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The second generation of Subaru made its debut at the 2002 Chicago Auto Show as a 2003 model year. Like its predecessor, the Forester once again was based on the latest Subaru Impreza platform with some improvements. The second gen Forester had a new turbocharged 2.5-liter model. In 2006, Subaru's engine in the Forester XT won the International Engine of the Year.
If you want to fully wrap your second generation Subaru Forester, then you will need 14.7 yards of paint protection film. That does not include the windows, wheels, or the lights. A partial wrap requires 4.9 yards of film and will cover one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The third generation of Subaru Forester was released in 2008 and made the switch from a station wagon to a crossover SUV. Subaru made the vehicle bigger, with more cargo space and a sloping roofline. The double-wishbone rear suspension was given a makeover for much better handling, leading to a smoother riding experience.
To completely wrap your third generation Subaru Forester, you will need 15 yards of paint protection film. That does not include the windows, lights, or the wheels of the vehicle. For a partial wrap, you will need 5 yards of film. A partial wrap will cover one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The fourth generation Subaru Forester made its debut in 2013 and was featured at the 2013 New York International Auto Show. There were numerous changes to the fourth gen such as increased fuel economy, increased interior volume, 1.4 inches longer, 0.6 inches wider, 1 inch longer wheelbase, and various other options to make the driving experience better. The vehicle won the Motor Trend's 2009 and the 2014 SUV of the Year as well as the Car Connection's Best Car to Buy 2014.
Fully wrap your fourth generation Subaru Forester with 15 yards of paint protection film. That is excluding the windows, breaks, and the lights of the vehicle. A partial wrap requires 5 yards of film and covers one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The fifth generation Subaru Forester was also unveiled at the New York International Auto Show in 2018 as a 2019 model year. All-Wheel Drive was available for every fifth gen vehicle and came in three variations that depends on which trim level you purchase. Subaru's new FB25 DI engine was the only available for the fifth generation.
To fully wrap your fifth generation Subaru Forester, you will need 15.3 yards of paint protection film. That does not include the windows, brakes, or the lights of the vehicle. A partial wrap will need about 5.1 yards of film and that will cover one side of the vehicle or the roof.
No matter what generation of Subaru forester you drive, you need to make sure that the paint of your vehicle is protected. When you install paint protection film, you will keep your vehicle in pristine condition for many years. It will protect your vehicle from debris, gravel, bugs, scratches, and other vehicles from damaging the paint of your vehicle. And with its built-in self-healing technology, the film erases small scratches over time. This might sound expensive but in fact, our PPF is much more affordable than the competition. Make the switch and you will see the difference in no time!
been working good for what im doing
I’m actually in love with the look of it… was kind of a pain in the ass but that’s because I’m new at it lol