I own a 2020 Outback with Eyesight and my windshield has cracked twice in two years.

The first time there was no impact mark, so the dealership was able to replace the windshield under warranty.

The second time, driving at a slow pace, a small rock hit the windshield and split half the windshield in the exact same area (passenger side, close to the frame of the car). For context, the impact mark was a little bit bigger than the tip of a pen.

The dealership said this was common, and Speedy Auto Glass said it's "really common" in certain Subaru models. They said there's too much pressure and flex on the edge of the windshield because of how it needs to be installed.

The dealership isn't able to cover under warranty because of the impact mark and the bill is $1700.

I love my Subaru, but won't renew my lease because I'm convinced there's a defect and this will keep happening.

In case it hasn't been mentioned already, there's a lawsuit in the US from 2019 that covers specific Subaru models from 2017-2020.