Subaru windshields may crack more easily than those of other vehicles due to a combination of factors, including the design of the windshield and the materials used.

A cracked windshield can get worse over time if it is not repaired or replaced, as temperature changes and road vibrations can cause the crack to spread.

The easiest window to break in a car is usually one of the side windows, as they are typically made of tempered glass that shatters easily.

Acrylic glass, also known as plexiglass, may be cheaper than traditional glass in some cases.

Real glass may be cheaper than plexiglass, but it depends on the type and thickness of the glass.

It depends on the specific type of glass or plexiglass, but in general, glass may be cheaper than plexiglass.

In general, plastic windows may be cheaper than glass.

Polycarbonate is a popular alternative to plexiglass that is also lightweight, shatter-resistant, and relatively inexpensive.

Rain-X can be used on plastic windshields, but it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and ensure that the product is suitable for use on your particular type of windshield.

Plexiglass can be a suitable alternative to traditional glass windshields, as it is lighter and more shatter-resistant. However, it may not be as scratch-resistant and can become cloudy over time…