Unlock the Hidden Secrets: 2025 Subaru Forester Easter Eggs Explained
Discover the Hidden Icons in the 2025 Subaru Forester
The 2025 Subaru Forester may not be the flashiest SUV on the market, but it has a secret up its sleeve. Underneath its conservative exterior lies a treasure trove of "Easter Eggs" – tiny, decorative nods to Subaru’s heritage and quirks that enthusiasts can hunt down.
What Are Easter Eggs?
Before we dive in, let’s clarify what Easter Eggs are. In the world of cars, Easter Eggs are hidden graphics or designs that refer to the manufacturer’s history, cultural references, or inside jokes. They’re often clever and subtle, and only become visible when you’re paying close attention.
GPS Coordinates on Floormats
The first Easter Egg we uncovered was on the floor mats. When you take a closer look, you’ll see GPS coordinates engraved on the mats. Aaron Cole, our friend and Subaru insider, provided the backstory behind these coordinates, which are nods to Subaru’s Rally heritage and a reference to the company’s testing grounds in the Pacific Northwest.
More Easter Eggs Ahead
But that’s not all – we also found Easter Eggs on the cargo area cover and the door scuff protector. The cargo area cover features a large topo map graphic that extends onto the back of the second-row seats when you opt for the protector piece. And, as you open the door scuff protector, you’ll notice a subtle logo hidden away.
A Long History of Easter Eggs
So, where did this tradition come from? Well, it turns out that Jeep was one of the first brands to popularize the concept of Easter Eggs in cars. Who can forget the iconic Jeep logos hidden on the Wrangler’s door sills? Subaru likely drew inspiration from Jeep’s innovative approach to automotive design.
Get Involved
We’re eager to hear from you! If you’ve spotted any hidden Easter Eggs on your Subaru, please share them with us at [email protected]. Let’s create a community that celebrates the quirky side of automotive design.
Image: 2025 Subaru Forester Cargo Side Wall Protector
