There's finally a vehicle that cares about your family just as much as you do. Whether you're driving the kids to school in Bourne, or going on a family road trip through Massachusetts, the Subaru Forester will get you there every time.

To keep your family safe, the Forester comes standard with numerous safety features. While you're constantly on the go and looking ahead to the next stop, the rear-vision camera will be on the lookout for what's behind you. With standard daytime running lights, your path will always be lit - from the moment you start until it's time for lights out. And with eight standard airbags, there's plenty of love to go around.

Now, with the available EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology, you'll always have an extra set of eyes on the road to protect those closest to you on your daily drives. From pre-collision breaking to adaptive cruise control, Subaru has taken safety to a whole new level.

For Subaru, safety doesn't end on the production line. Even after you drive off the lot, your safety is still our priority. That's why every Forester comes with 24-hour roadside assistance for three years or 36,000 miles. Whenever you and your family need it, help is just a phone call away.

The Honda CR-V may have safety features comparable to those in the Forester, but for more money. The base model CR-V starts at $31,450, whereas the base model Forester starts at $29,695. Why spend more money for the same thing? You can use that extra money on fun for the whole family.

The Forester has lots of room for lots of possibilities. With 110.8 cubic feet of cabin space, front and rear passengers alike can be comfortable on the drive. And, when you fold down the 60/40 split rear seats, 74.4 cubic feet of cargo space becomes available. That's plenty of room for those soccer bags, backpacks, and whatever else you pick up on the way.

When inside the CR-V, you'll certainly be able to tell that space is limited. With only 103.5 cubic feet of cabin space, your family might get a little cramped. And with a smaller cargo space, you may need to shorten that to-do list. Why settle for less space in the CR-V, when can feel at home in the Forester?