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Taking Care of Your Most Precious Passengers

Because adventures shared with the family are so much richer, you're sure to frequently include your children on your journeys. When designing a vehicle, we think seriously about the safety of young passengers, and we include features designed especially to protect them.

Rear Child-Safety Door Locks

A quick flip of a switch and either or both of the inside rear door exit handles will be disabled so that children will not be unable to accidentally open the door from the inside.

Internal Child-Safety Trunk Release with Self-illuminating Handle

Every Subaru with an enclosed trunk area receives an extra dose of safety with the Internal Child-Safety Trunk Release. If someone is trapped in the trunk, they simply have to pull the self-illuminating handle from the inside and the trunk opens.

LATCH System

A better way to secure child safety seats and protect your most precious passengers. The LATCH system found in the rear seats of all Subaru models is compatible with virtually every up-to-date child car seat. It allows you to secure the seat at two fixed anchor points placed low and built right into the frame of the vehicle's rear seat. Creating a tight and secure connection you can rely on to keep the child safety seat in place.

Advanced Frontal Airbag System (SRS)

Front passenger airbags are not recommended if the front passenger is a child -- especially if that child is in a child safety seat. If equipped, a sensor in the front seat can determine whether it's an adult or a child sitting there. If it detects that either the seat is unoccupied or occupied by a child, it will disable th e front airbag, thereby avoiding any harm it could possibly do.

Rear Vision Camera

Children don't always pay perfect attention to their surroundings. That's why you need to. The rear vision camera allows you to keep a close eye on what's behind you when you're backing up -- even things or people that may be too short to see through the rear window.