Subaru Loses Lawsuit Over Faulty Outback Windshields

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I own a 2018 Subaru Outback Touring. My windowshield cracked and was replaced at my dealership on April 6, 2018 at a cost to me of $1,128.81. On June 18, for no obvious reason, my windshield cracked again. My dealership searched the windshield top to bottom. They pointed to a spot the size of the tip of a pin as the cause ... they refused to replace nor even discount the cost of a new $1,100.00 windshield. Realizing this is likely to occur over and over, I am sick that I spent $50,000 for a car that, two new windshields later, has now added another $2,200 to my cost and a ton of frustration to my ownerdhip experience. Based on my experience with post-purchase service support..... run, don't walk, away from this model Subaru!!

Has anyone else noticed millions of pinpoint dots all over the windshield of their 2017 Outback, that esp show up when the sun shines on the windshield.

I have a 2018 Subaru Forester with a cracked front windshield. It too has a spontaneous crack that happened on June 9. It is August 18 and Subaru still does not have a replacement windshield. A second long crack has appeared while sitting in my driveway. Even though my car has a full body warranty, Subaru says I must pay over $1,000 to replace it.

Apparently Subaru has done nothing about this problem. I just purchased a brand new 2019 Subaru Outback 3.6R Limited. Drove it home from the dealer and parked it in the garage. Came out 2 hours later and the windshield was cracked 23 miles on a brand new car and the windshield cracks for no apparent reason.Dealer will replace it under warrants, but now I'm affadi this may be a continuent problem.

Same here. 2018 Outback parked in the garage one night, next morning going to work windshield had a crack. We leased this car after returning our 2015 outback which had the very same issue. waiting for Subaru to acknowledge it and issue service recall. seems this is also going to be a class action.

Minor pebble has broken our windshield twice. The crack extends across half the windshield in a manner I have never seen before .looks more like a house window break instead of a windshield. I will never purchase a Subaru again and would recommend no one else buy one.
Same thing has happened to a friend.

My 2015 Subaru Outback sustained a windshield stone break in 2015. It was replaced in early 2016, but the seal leaked and caused the computer on the firewall to be water damaged which locked up the electronic parking brake twice in the next eight months. Both instances required a flatbed haul to a dealership. Finally, after another window replacement and 48 days in the shop the problem was resolved.

In Colorado, where I go frequently, many vehicles sustain windshield damage each year and it has nothing to do with the auto maker.

Purchased my Subaru in February of 2018. Had a crack appear several months ago. Thought it was due to road hazard. This morning got in my car to find another cracked windshield. After reading these comments it looks like that will be an ongoing problem. Subaru will not be my choice of vehicle in the future.

Purchased new 2018 Outback 3 months ago and yesterday a spontaneous crack appeared from the bottom of the windshield-nothing hit the windshield to cause it!. I called the dealer/service and they have asked me to bring it in to be evaluated. From what I have read online, it sounds like it is NOT an isolated issue.

Purchased a Subaru Outback 2018. Just got the second cracked windshield fixed. Subaru clearly knows about this problem and is trying to get us to pay for it. I was hoping that running out of gas three times because of the faulty instrument cluster was all the excitement I would get from this car. I wonder what will fail next? Maybe its time to Lawyer up!

I have !6,000 miles on my 2017 subaru outback. I have just replaced the windshild three times using my insurance with $200 deductable. No help from Subaru dealer in Albuqueruqe:(

I have a 2018 Subaru Outback with 5,000 miles. A crack in the windshield appeared at the bottom of the passenger side, it started as around 10 inches but a second crack later appeared the full height of the windshield. I had purchased extended coverage for the car but Subaru advised it only covered cracks less than 6 inches. I brought the car to the dealer who pointed out a chip in the windshield that may have been from a pebble hitting it below the windshield wiper, they told me they were not responsible, I should file an insurance claim. I have had many cars that have had pebbles hit the windshield but not one has ever cracked. I believe that there is a defect that Subaru is ignoring, the dealer claimed that the defect was only in 2016 models and it was corrected. A new windshield will cost over $1,000.

Just got my second 2018 outback windshield crack...it's spread two foot in seconds from a tiny rock chip. This will be my second windshield replacemeny in 8 months. This is clearly a safety issue as this windshield design is obviously weaker than other car manufacturers'. I'm really irritated and very disapooijted. I wrote to Subaru and am interested to see what they have to say.