How to save money when buying a used Subaru Ascent ?
Subaru Ascent Rankings vs. the Competition
(Based on Last 5 Years' Data)
#1 - Safest
#2 - Most spacious
#3 - Most fuel-efficient
#4 - Most leg room
#6 - Most cargo room
#8 - Greenest
#8 - Most horsepower
#9 - Longest-lasting
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Average car color pricing for a used Subaru Ascent ?
Rank
Color
Compared to Avg Price
1
Beige
$3,965
Savings
2
Silver
$1,335
Savings
3
Red
$1,057
Savings
4
Brown
$676
Savings
5
Black
$74
Higher
6
Gray
$193
Higher
7
White
$553
Higher
8
Blue
$1,056
Higher
What Subaru Ascent color
has the best resale value ?
Price differences by car color compared to the average price of a
used Subaru Ascent
What is the best time to buy a used Subaru Ascent ?
Good times to buy
- Save $274 on average: January, September, October, November, December are good times to buy to find the best prices.
Good times to sell
- Make an extra $198 on average: February, March, April, May, June, July, August are good times to sell to get the best prices
What is the average price for Used Subaru Ascent? How many are for sale and priced below market?
1,869 cars for sale found, starting at $9,795
Average price for Used Subaru Ascent: $39,650
24 deals found. Average savings of $2,700
Save up to $7,175 below estimated market price
Where to find a cheap Subaru Ascent ?
Check what's available in a different or bigger market
Top Cities
Average Price
Grand Rapids
$32,470
Salt Lake City
$35,593
Cincinnati
$36,911
West Palm Beach
$37,821
Charlotte
$38,044
Denver
$38,525
Raleigh
$38,758
Greensboro
$38,966
Norfolk
$38,977
Boston
$39,340
Los Angeles
$39,400
Austin
$39,456
San Francisco
$39,482
Atlanta
$39,641
Nashville
$39,669
Jacksonville
$39,707
Baltimore
$39,780
Cleveland
$40,053
Pittsburgh
$40,379
Chicago
$40,479
Orlando
$40,542
Portland
$40,840
San Antonio
$41,002
Phoenix
$41,057
Seattle
$41,629
Greenville
$41,762
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What colors are the best deals for a
Subaru Ascent ?
Least Expensive Color
Beige
$3,965Average Savings
Most Expensive Color
Blue
$1,056Average Premium
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$302,318,933
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What Is The Average Price Of A Used Subaru Ascent By Model Year?
Year
Average Price
Deals
Listings
2021 Subaru Ascent for Sale
$43,251
-
794 listings
2020 Subaru Ascent for Sale
$41,410
Save $3,628 on 6 deals
495 listings
2019 Subaru Ascent for Sale
$36,551
Save $8,918 on 21 deals
836 listings
What Is The Average Price Of Used Subaru Ascent In The Top 10 Cities?
Average Price
Deals
Listings
Subaru Ascent in Houston
$40,342
-
34 listings
Subaru Ascent in Atlanta
$39,641
Save $1,150 on 1 deal
44 listings
Subaru Ascent in Dallas
$41,336
Save $146 on -
64 listings
Subaru Ascent in Chicago
$40,479
Save $4,178 on 1 deal
87 listings
Subaru Ascent in Miami
$37,601
-
26 listings
Subaru Ascent in Los Angeles
$39,956
Save $72 on -
66 listings
Subaru Ascent in Philadelphia
$40,294
Save $291 on -
138 listings
Subaru Ascent in San Antonio
$41,002
Save $3,628 on 5 deals
43 listings
Subaru Ascent in Phoenix
$39,576
Save $467 on -
28 listings
Subaru Ascent in Orlando
$40,274
-
72 listings
Test Drive Reviews
2020 Subaru Ascent
The Subaru Ascent debuted in the 2019 model year as a new three-row option for Subaru fans. The Ascent picks up where the discontinued Tribeca left off several years ago, giving Subaru buyers an option for growing families.
The 2020 Ascent features a usable third row, good fuel economy, high safety ratings, and Subaru's signature all-wheel drive. The Ascent is built on the new platform Subaru developed for most of its offerings, including the Outback and Impreza. The 2020 Subaru Ascent has seating for up to eight and adds a rear-seat reminder as standard this year, boosting safety. Power-folding side mirrors are also an option for 2020. The 2020 Ascent is otherwise unchanged from its 2019 debut model.
Notable for the 2020 Ascent is its true-to-form Subaru simplicity in design, the ability to tow 5,000 pounds, and an MPG rating of 23 mpg combined with standard all-wheel drive. The engine and transmission are standard in all four trim levels, as is AWD. Competing in a market full of great midsized three-row options, the Ascent hits the mark and should resonate with many buyers.
When Subaru dropped the Tribeca five years ago, few really noticed the loss of the company's only three-row crossover. Now, Subaru's three-row dreams are back and this time it's become a marketable reality. Where the Tribeca had a largely useless third row and terrible fuel economy, the new Ascent is roomy, family-friendly, and fuel-conscious. Without losing the signature Suby elements of "get out and do stuff" and all-weather all-wheel drive.
The 2019 Ascent is completely new from the ground up, though built on Subaru's new platform that underpins most of the rest of the new Subaru lineup. With seating for up to eight, the Ascent meets or exceeds the expectations set by best-sellers in the midsize three-row segment without getting too uppity about itself. It can also tow up to 5,000 pounds and gets 23 mpg (combined). Not too shabby.
Yet the Ascent may not be for everyone. Some might not like the more austere interior or the less smooth road ride the Ascent has, but Subaru fans and those looking for a very capable three-row will not mind those minor flaws.
The 2019 Subaru Ascent is a three-row midsize crossover that seats up to eight passengers. The Ascent comes in four trim levels with one engine/transmission option and standard all-wheel drive.
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