2020 Subaru Ascent's Price Remains Unchanged
The 2020 Ascent adds a rear-seat reminder for no extra cost that can detect wither a child or other object remains in the rear seat as the driver exits the vehicle.
Subaru's Ascent returns for 2020 with no price increase.
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Subaru's 2020 Ascent three-row SUV will retails for $33,005 (including standard delivery fees) in its second year as the brand's flagship SUV.
The 2020 Ascent adds a rear-seat reminder for no extra cost that can detect wither a child or other object remains in the rear seat as the driver exits the vehicle.
The Ascent will see no other changes.
Subaru will again offer the Ascent in four trim grades, including base, Premium, Limited, and Touring. The three-row SUV can be equipped as a seven- or eight-passenger vehicle, depending on whether the buyer choses captain's chairs or a bench for the second row of seating.
The top-of-the-line-model, the seven-passenger Touring, would retail for $46,055. Delivery charges have been set at $1,010 and $1,160 for Alaska.
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