Here’s What All the 2025 Subaru Forester Easter Eggs Mean

Sometimes, automakers like to hide special details in their new cars to give little treats to enthusiasts as a nod to the history of a specific car or brand. Subaru is no different in how it makes its owners and fans happy with subtle easter eggs. These eggs not only make people feel good about their purchase but also bring positive attention to a brand’s history.  

The Drive Finds Out What All the Easter Eggs Mean 

This is the case with the 2025 Subaru Forester, which features multiple easter eggs, as pointed out by Andrew Collins from The Drive, with the help of their former editor, who now works for Subaru. When Collins reached out to Aaron Cole, former editor and current Product Communications Manager for Subaru, he gave him the full rundown of all of the unique features, saying, “All interior protection accessories on Forester, including the all-weather floor liners, rear cargo tray, rear seatback protectors, rear cargo area side panel protectors and the front and rear door panel scuff protectors have topographical map patterns with Easter eggs buried in them. The mud flaps do too.” 

What Do the Maps Point To? 

Those topographical map patterns are from maps of different National Parks around America. The front floor mats and front door panel scuff protectors denote the coordinates for Olympic National Park. The rear floor mats and door scuff protectors are for the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. The cargo area tray, side panel protectors, and rear seatback protectors are a nod to Cuyahoga National Park. Last but not least, the mudflaps have the markings for the start and finish markers of stages 6 and 7 of the Ojibwe Forests Rally at the Paul Bunyan State Forest. That rally is very special to Subaru as it is Travis Pastrana’s favorite rally. Travis Pastrana is an 11-time gold medalist at the X Games in Motorcross and Rallycross. 

Other Little Touches 

Outside of the specific coordinate details, the new Forester also features paw prints, boot prints, along with a compass on the kick panels. Obviously, the paw prints are a special nod to the company’s long history with animal charities. Also, some of the windows feature small birds.  

Subaru Owners Love A Good Outdoor Adventure 

Subaru isn’t the first and certainly won’t be the last carmaker to hide little details for fans to find. It does make it very meaningful and unique that the easter eggs they’ve included on the new Forester all have to do with beautiful places you can easily visit in your Subaru, along with unique interests that are typical of Subaru owners, such as their love of pets, wildlife, and adventure.  

There Are So Many Reasons to Buy a Subaru 

Keep in mind, when you buy a new Subaru Forester, you aren’t just getting an SUV with a bunch of cute details. No, you are also getting a vehicle that has been an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Top Safety Pick winner every year since 2007, one of the most reliable cars on the market, a car with one of the highest resale values over the next 3-5 years, and so much more.  

Why Choose Twin Falls Subaru  

At Twin Falls Subaru, we are happy to offer our customers hundreds of new and used vehicles. Our fantastic sales team and finance department will work hard to find the best car for your needs. Our dedicated service department will always ensure that your vehicle is taken care of in the best way possible. 

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