The Outback has Grown

When you first saw it, the Subaru Outback looked a lot like a lifted wagon that could head out on the trails for the fun you looked for in the wilderness.
Today, the Subaru Outback makes its way into the midsize SUV market to be an SUV that has the capabilities you’re looking for and the size that you want. This SUV has an incredible standard AWD system and 8.7-inches of ground clearance which means you can head out on the trails and take the family along to enjoy what nature has to offer.

The Ride that Makes Sense from Subaru

The Subaru Outback shares a platform with the Legacy midsize sedan, which allows this SUV to be able to offer you a ride that feels a lot like a car. You’ll be amazed by the competence on the road which is aided by the positioning of the engine which is lower in the bay than other vehicles. Subaru has been including the boxer engines in every model to give you the center of gravity you want for the balance and drive that makes more sense to you when you get behind the wheel.

Something More in the Outback

We are often so enamored with the engine placement and the AWD system in the Subaru Outback that we forget about the connectivity features offered. The Starlink infotainment system can give you the connection you want with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM, Aha, and Pandora. The Premium and Limited trims receive a larger eight-inch screen and the functionality of navigation to give you everything you want and need in this system. Take a look at this infotainment system when you see the team at your nearby Subaru dealership and take an Outback for a test drive.

Several Great Features are Standard from Subaru

There are four trims offered in the Subaru Outback which are base, Premium, Limited, and Touring. The base model includes the EyeSight system, AWD, automatic headlights, cruise control, 17-inch wheels, and a 6.5-inch touchscreen with the connectivity mentioned. Move up to the Premium model and you’ll have the larger screen, two more speakers, dual-zone climate controls, a ten-way power driver’s seat, fog lights, heated front seats, and four USB ports. This is the trim you choose when you want to be able to add some options to the mix as well.

Adding More to the Outback

Speaking of options, the Subaru Outback allows you to have several driver-assist items including high-beam assist, blind-spot detection, and rear cross-traffic alerts. You’ll also be able to choose a power liftgate, leather upholstery, and faux wood trim. The Limited model gives you a Harman/Kardon audio system and a few other amazing items. You can have the Subaru Outback can be had with a variety of dealer-installed items that will give you more of what you want when you drive. Ask your dealer about a remote start system, racks for your outdoor adventure gear, and cargo carriers that can be installed for you.

Find the Right Engine for Your Subaru

When you’re shopping for the Subaru Outback, you’ll have two very different engines to choose from which both use a CVT automatic transmission for the drive. The base engine is a 2.5-liter boxer four-cylinder model that gives you 175 horsepower and 174 lb.-ft. of torque. Move up to the 3.6-liter flat six-cylinder engine and you’ll have 256 horsepower and 247 lb.-ft. of torque. The base engine gives you 25 city/32 hwy mpg while the upgraded model can offer you 20 city/27 hwy mpg for your drive.

Let the Outback Take You to Your Adventures

Get behind the wheel of the right Subaru Outback for you at your local dealership and you’ll have a vehicle that is ready to take you into the wilderness and on some adventures. It doesn’t matter if your wilderness is a remote beach, a lake that you know well, or a campground where you can spend some time. When it’s time to relax, the Subaru Outback can be the perfect SUV to let you have the experience you want. Of course, it can also be the SUV that you use for your daily driving needs as well.