Subaru Outback

The Outback's interior evokes a roomy feel that emphasizes comfort and utility. The horizontally-positioned ergonomic dashboard helps provide ease of access and simplicity of use. A combination of soft-touch materials and a superior finish on selected hard-molded areas gives off a premium feel. An 11.6-inch tablet-like touchscreen entertainment system is the centerpiece of the Outback's dashboard., with a seamlessly integrated instrument cluster to provide access to a plethora of services including audio controls, navigation, and vehicle settings.

The center console also features a wireless charging pad and storage box, while the climate control buttons and vents are housed in a sleek panel just beneath the touchscreen. Heated and vented power-adjustable front leather seats provide maximum comfort for the driver and front passenger, while roomy 60/40 split-foldable rear seating guarantees the same for the ones in the back. The foldable rear seating helps for when you need to transition from passengers to cargo, and the addition of air vents and USB outlets provide additional creature comforts.  The addition of a panoramic sunroof, ample storage compartments, and a designated and extendable cargo area complete with tie-down points and a designated cover make the Outback a truly versatile number.

The Subaru Outback is elegant yet tough. Available in two color variants: Crystal White Pearl and Magnetite Gray Metallic, its sharp lines and a dramatic front fascia with a large hexagonal grille are its primary highlights. Sleek LED headlights with integrated C-shaped daytime running lights flank the grille, offering great visibility, while a broad central air intake and hexagon-shaped LED fog lights are located on the front bumper. Its distinctive raised roof rails make attaching outdoor gear or hauling loads a breeze.  The exterior is enhanced by black cladding that runs down the wheel arches and lower body panels, while 18-inch alloy wheels enhance its overall appearance and improve upon its already rugged functionality. 

The Outback's curved tailgate, with its wide rear window roof spoiler, improves aerodynamics and adds a sporty touch to the back end. The LED taillights wrap into the quarter panels and around the tailgate's corners, perfectly mirroring the headlights. Silver-finished skid plates and two reflectors housed in the rear bumper likewise evoke the overall classy but rugged appeal, while dual exhaust outlets with chrome tips complete the entire aesthetic.

Its combined suspension consisting of MacPherson struts in the front and a double-wishbone rear setup, along with its All-Wheel Drive System and high ground clearance makes the Outback a comfortable all-terrain ride.

The Subaru Outback comes in two different engine options: The 2.5iT EyeSight's 2.5-liter 4-cylinder naturally aspirated SUBARU BOXER engine with Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), capable of 185 Hp with 245 Nm of torque; and the 2.4 XT-T's 2.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine capable of 260 Hp and 375 Nm of torque, paired with the same CVT transmission. 

Both options have an in-house Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive System, an 8-speed manual mode, and built-in paddle shifters.  

The Outback presents a unique take on driver safety. Outside of the standard features that come with all modern vehicles by default, the Outback is equipped with its own in-house EyeSight driver assistance system which functions essentially as a second pair of eyes that keep the driver safe. In addition, it also comes with DriverFocus Distraction Mitigation - a cool piece of tech that fires up an alarm whenever it senses distraction or tiredness from the driver. This, along with its default safety suite, makes the Outback one of the safest rides out there.

If you’re looking for a versatile vehicle that feels right at home in the city as it is cross-country, the Subaru Outback has everything and so much more in store for you!