When you turn up the pace in the new Subaru Crosstrek it feels like a car with an identity crisis, and I will explain why in a moment.

In the meantime I’ll discuss the more prosaic attributes of this replacement to Subaru’s XV, and confirm that the car hits the mark with its family practicality. It’s a suitably roomy crossover with good space for four to five adults, and a decently large boot that contains a nearly full-size spare tyre...

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