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2011 Subaru Forester — photo 1 of 16

2011 Subaru Forester 2.5X Limited Package

ListedNot scored0 days listedJF2SHCEC9BH765395
$6,000CADView this listing at the dealerCarfax report

Asking price

No price change has been observed since this listing was first seen, so there is nothing to plot yet.

Value estimate

Cars like this one — a 2011 Forester Limited with 155,063 km — are typically asked about $9,215, and four in five between $7,487 and $11,318. This one asks $6,000, below that range, where about one such listing in ten asks.

Our estimate of what dealers ask for cars like this, not an appraisal and not a price it will sell for. Fitted on 332 live Forester listings on Oct 3, 2026, by model year, mileage, trim tier and certification. Each listing is valued by the fit on all the others, so its own price never sets its estimate; those estimates missed the asking price by a median 3.7%, and the 80% range held 81% of asking prices it had not been fitted on. It is a separate figure from the deal score: it never sets the band, and only withholds the “Below market” badge when a price is unusually low.

Safety recalls

  • ClosedTKC-19Jan 9, 2019

    Front Passenger Airbag Inflator

    If the vehicle is involved in a crash requiring an airbag deployment, the airbag inflator could rupture and create a risk of injury.

  • ClosedWQQ-52Jan 30, 2015

    Application of Anti-Corrosion Material to the Four-Way (2-2 Way) Joint Connector

    Your vehicle has a dual circuit braking system. Each circuit independently and diagonally across the vehicle. If one circuit of the brake system fails, the other half of the system still works. Should a brake line corrode to the point of developing a perforation, brake fluid will leak from the line(s) causing the related circuit to eventually lose effectiveness. In this situation, there would be an increase in the amount of brake pedal travel distance and foot pressure required to slow or stop the vehicle. This might cause the driver to misjudge the amount of brake pedal travel required to achieve the desired stopping distance, increasing the risk of a crash.

  • ClosedWQK-47Jul 15, 2014

    BRAKE LINE CORROSION

    Your vehicle has a dual circuit braking system. Each circuit works independently and diagonally across the vehicle. If one circuit of the brake system fails, the other half of the system still works. Should a brake line corrode to the point of developing a perforation, brake fluid will leak from the line(s) causing the related circuit to eventually lose effectiveness. In this situation, there would be an increase in the amount of brake pedal travel distance and foot pressure required to slow or stop the vehicle. This might cause the driver to misjudge the amount of brake pedal travel required to achieve the desired stopping distance, increasing the risk of a crash.

Campaigns as Subaru Canada published them on Oct 3, 2026. Confirm with a dealer before buying — this record is a copy, not the authority.

Specification

Year
2011
Trim
2.5X Limited Package
Drivetrain
Derived by this site: AWD
Odometer
155,063 km
Engine
4 Cylinder Engine
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel
Gas
Exterior
White
Interior
not available
Body
SUV

Rows marked ƒ are worked out by this site from the rest of the record — the dealer did not publish them.

Equipment

The options were read and none of them matched a feature this site tracks.

Similar listings

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