Most Klugers are only 2wd so not nearly as safe as a forester. My eldest daughter has a grand kluger and loves it but it was $28000 and is only 2wd.. She is still missing her 206 kwatw rex but now has 2 children. Another daughter has a Suzuki grand vitara and loves it as well but they are expensive and the clutch is $2k. It is probably the best on the beach and they can be lifted etc easily...Another daughter has an 07 Rav 4 and loves it. ($5k from auctions last Sept). It is probably the most fun out of the 3 SUVs and it has more room than a Forester and it looks cool on its Black 19" wheels
, plus the Rav4 has a timing chain so no need for expensive big services as well as being constant awd. My youngest daughter had an 08 Forester for 3-4 months when first got her Learners....It was 5 years old when we bought it for her from a friend for $10k after he was only offered $8k as a trade in on a new one. We bought it for her as it was an auto but once she got used to driving and being on the road ( the other daughters first started driving in my wifes auto rex but her new rex was a manual and they are all too quick for a learner) ,we put her in the rexs to get used to gears etc after a few months of being on the road and sold the Forester for $15k . It was a beautiful car with only 106k(100k service was already done). The auto was very responsive and a joy to drive. She now has a NT Impreza..
That one in the add is too expensive and is going to need a $1500+ service in less than 20,000ks. They would have traded that for $6-9k and if it isn't sold in a few weeks it will go off to the dealer only auctions where it will sell for not much more. Buying from a dealer is the most expensive place to shop and unless you are desperate to get rid of a trade in that you can't get a rwc for or don't know how to sell a car (detailing advertising etc etc ). They don't on sell cars unless they know they won't have any warranty issues but no Subaru with those ks will have a problem unless it has been damaged and repaired or on WOVR as a repairable write off (you can check this).. You are better off getting one privately with 110,000ks so that service is done (get proof of service) and the car will be cheaper as well. The beauty of the Rav 4 was it was due for $100k (had 95k on clock) but because the chain last for 1/2 mil ks the service was only $600. Have a look at the Honda CRV as well.. They are a nice reliable unit and can be got for a good price.. If you are going to go off road occasionally, the best of all those mid size suvs is the Nissan Xtrail. I have no idea about the maintenance costs but they win most mid size SUV comparison tests across the board for performance, handling, off road ability etc etc .. Good luck with your search.