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3-Row Subaru SUV in Bennington, VT

Need a Subaru with a true third row? The Subaru Ascent is the model to start with. It combines seven- or eight-passenger seating with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, 8.7 inches of ground clearance, a 260-horsepower turbocharged BOXER engine, and family-focused cargo flexibility.

7 or 8Passenger seating
260 HPTurbo BOXER engine
75.6 cu. ft.Maximum cargo space
5,000 lbs.Maximum towing
What Subaru SUV has 3 rows?

The current Subaru Ascent is Subaru's gasoline-powered three-row SUV. It offers flexible seating for seven or eight, up to 153.2 cubic feet of passenger volume, and up to 75.6 cubic feet of cargo space. For drivers who need room for kids, adults, pets, sports gear, luggage, or weekend equipment, the Ascent is the most spacious current Subaru SUV configuration.

Lundgren Subaru
527 N Bennington Rd.
Bennington, VT 05201
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Service: 802-755-7277
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Why the Subaru Ascent Works as a Vermont Family SUV

Southern Vermont drivers often need one vehicle to handle school runs, winter weather, highway trips, outdoor gear, passengers, and changing road conditions. The Ascent combines a large three-row cabin with the Subaru capability features many Bennington-area drivers already look for.

Standard Symmetrical AWD

Every current Ascent includes Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive for traction across changing road and weather conditions.

8.7 Inches of Ground Clearance

Standard 8.7-inch ground clearance helps when dealing with snow accumulation, uneven roads, campsites, and rougher surfaces.

Seven- or Eight-Passenger Seating

Choose second-row captain's chairs for seven passengers or a second-row bench configuration for seating up to eight.

260-Horsepower Turbo Engine

The current Ascent uses a turbocharged 2.4-liter SUBARU BOXER engine producing 260 horsepower and 277 lb.-ft. of torque.

Up to 75.6 Cubic Feet of Cargo

Fold the second and third rows in different combinations to create space for luggage, skis, camping equipment, pets, or home-project supplies.

5,000-Pound Towing Capacity

The current Ascent is rated to tow up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped, giving families more flexibility for recreational equipment.

3-Row Flexibility for Real Family Use

The reason to shop the Ascent instead of a smaller Subaru SUV is simple: passenger and cargo flexibility. Subaru gives the Ascent three rows of usable seating, wide rear-door openings, USB charging access across all three rows, and multiple ways to fold the rear seating when cargo takes priority.

31.7 inches of third-row legroom Enough published third-row space to make the back row useful for more than occasional emergency seating.
17.8 cu. ft. behind the third row Useful cargo capacity remains available even when all three seating rows are in use, depending on configuration.
Up to 153.2 cu. ft. passenger volume The Ascent gives families the largest passenger-space format in Subaru's current SUV lineup.

Subaru Ascent Factory Gallery

Built for Bennington Winters

For drivers around Bennington, Manchester, North Adams, and nearby mountain routes, the Ascent combines standard AWD with 8.7 inches of clearance and X-MODE traction technology.

  • Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
  • Standard X-MODE on current Ascent configurations
  • Hill Descent Control
  • Available Dual-Function X-MODE on select trims
  • Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel on current models
AWD does not replace winter tires, safe speed, adequate stopping distance, or attentive driving. Tire condition and tire type remain important in snow and ice.

Technology for a Full Cabin

A three-row SUV often means more passengers and more devices. Current Ascent models include family-focused connectivity and convenience features designed around that reality.

  • Standard 11.6-inch Subaru Multimedia touchscreen
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration
  • USB-C and USB-A ports across all three rows
  • Available Cabin Connect in-vehicle communication
  • Available 360-degree Surround View Monitor
  • Standard EyeSight Driver Assist Technology

Is the Ascent the Right Subaru SUV for You?

Your PriorityWhy the Subaru Ascent Fits
You regularly carry more than five peopleSeven- and eight-passenger seating provides a dedicated third row.
You want a Subaru for Vermont winter travelStandard Symmetrical AWD, 8.7 inches of ground clearance, and X-MODE provide a strong all-weather foundation.
You carry bulky family or outdoor gearUp to 75.6 cubic feet of maximum cargo space and split-folding second- and third-row seating provide flexibility.
You tow recreational equipmentThe current Ascent can tow up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped.
You want easier third-row accessSeven-passenger versions use second-row captain's chairs, creating a more open path toward the rear seats.
You rarely need a third rowA smaller Subaru SUV may be worth comparing if compact dimensions and everyday efficiency matter more than maximum passenger capacity.

Shop a Subaru Ascent in Bennington

Lundgren Subaru's Ascent inventory page is the best place to check current model years, trims, colors, seven- or eight-passenger configurations, pricing, and availability before visiting.

Visit Lundgren Subaru

Lundgren Subaru is located at 527 N Bennington Rd., Bennington, VT 05201. The dealership serves shoppers from Bennington and Manchester, VT, North Adams, MA, and communities across the nearby New York Capital Region.

Sales hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30 AM-6:00 PM, Friday and Saturday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM, and Sunday closed.

3-Row Subaru SUV FAQs

What is Subaru's 3-row SUV?

The Subaru Ascent is Subaru's current gasoline 3-row SUV. It offers flexible seating for seven or eight passengers, standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, and a turbocharged 260-horsepower SUBARU BOXER engine.

How many people can a Subaru Ascent seat?

The Ascent offers seven- or eight-passenger seating. Seven-passenger configurations use second-row captain's chairs, while eight-passenger configurations use a second-row bench seat.

Does the Subaru Ascent have standard all-wheel drive?

Yes. Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive is standard on the current Ascent lineup, along with 8.7 inches of ground clearance.

How much cargo space does the Subaru Ascent have?

Subaru lists up to 75.6 cubic feet of maximum cargo space in the current Ascent, depending on configuration and equipment.

How much can the Subaru Ascent tow?

The current Subaru Ascent is rated for up to 5,000 pounds of towing capacity when properly equipped. Always follow the vehicle's towing guidance and equipment requirements.

Is the Subaru Ascent good for Vermont winter driving?

The Ascent includes standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, 8.7 inches of ground clearance, and X-MODE traction technology, which are useful features for changing Vermont road conditions. Tire type, tire condition, speed, and driver judgment remain important in winter weather.

Does the Subaru Ascent have a third row that adults can use?

The Ascent provides a dedicated third row with 31.7 inches of published third-row legroom. Comfort depends on passenger height and seating position, so an in-person seating check is useful if third-row use is a priority.

What engine does the current Subaru Ascent use?

The current Ascent uses a direct-injection turbocharged 2.4-liter SUBARU BOXER engine rated at 260 horsepower and 277 lb.-ft. of torque, paired with a Lineartronic CVT.

Where can I shop for a 3-row Subaru SUV in Bennington, VT?

Lundgren Subaru is located at 527 N Bennington Rd. in Bennington, VT 05201. Shoppers can browse Subaru Ascent inventory online or call the sales department at 802-442-3400.

Vehicle specifications, equipment, model-year availability, cargo capacity, fuel economy, towing capacity, and inventory can change. Verify the specific vehicle and current Subaru disclosures before purchase. Maximum towing requires proper equipment and operating conditions. Driver-assistance systems have limitations and do not replace attentive driving.