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[[Image:2007 Subaru Forester 01.jpg|200px|thumb|left|2008 Subaru Forester (JDM) with small blindspot mirror on front passenger [[Fender (vehicle)|fender]]]] | [[Image:2007 Subaru Forester 01.jpg|200px|thumb|left|2008 Subaru Forester (JDM) with small blindspot mirror on front passenger [[Fender (vehicle)|fender]]]] | ||
The [[Model year|MY]]2009 Forester was unveiled in [[Japan]] on [[December 25]], [[2007]]. | The [[Model year|MY]]2009 Forester was unveiled in [[Japan]] on [[December 25]], [[2007]]. The [[North America]]n version debuted at the 2008 [[North American International Auto Show]] in [[Detroit]]. | ||
The third generation Forester was styled by Subaru Chief Designer Mamoru Ishii.<ref name="emund"/> The dimensions derive from engineers using the basic body structure of the Japanese-spec Impreza wagon with the rear [[automobile platform|platform]] of the U.S.-spec Impreza sedan.<ref name="emund"/> The Forester wheelbase has increased {{convert|3.5|in|mm}}, with overall increases of {{convert|3.0|in|mm}} in length, {{convert|1.8|in|mm}} in width and {{convert|4.3|in|mm}} in height.<ref name="emund"/> | The third generation Forester was styled by Subaru Chief Designer Mamoru Ishii.<ref name="emund"/> The dimensions derive from engineers using the basic body structure of the Japanese-spec Impreza wagon with the rear [[automobile platform|platform]] of the U.S.-spec Impreza sedan.<ref name="emund"/> The Forester wheelbase has increased {{convert|3.5|in|mm}}, with overall increases of {{convert|3.0|in|mm}} in length, {{convert|1.8|in|mm}} in width and {{convert|4.3|in|mm}} in height.<ref name="emund"/> | ||
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===Australian Specifications=== | ===Australian Specifications=== | ||
There are five specifications with various trim and performance levels: | There are five specifications with various trim and performance levels: | ||
*X: Base model, $30,490<ref name=2008prices>Prices as of December 2008 | *X: Base model, $30,490<ref name=2008prices>Prices as of December 2008</ref> | ||
*XS: Lower luxury non-turbo model, $33,990<ref name=2008prices/> | *XS: Lower luxury non-turbo model, $33,990<ref name=2008prices/> | ||
*XS: Premium luxury non-turbo model, $37,490<ref name=2008prices/> | *XS: Premium luxury non-turbo model, $37,490<ref name=2008prices/> | ||