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Reviews With generous cargo capacity and a roomy interior, the 2015 Subaru Outback wagon is a good option for families. Families who enjoy occasional outdoor adventures will like it even more. Spacious and comfortable interior; efficient engines; excellent visibility; above-average off-road ability; top safety scores.  The 2015 Subaru Outback is a capable hauler, and where previous versions lagged with droning highway manners, a utilitarian interior and cramped interior space, this version improves on - if not solves - those shortcomings. The Subaru Outback holds a unique position in the market. It's arguably a station wagon, but it handles off-road driving better than some SUVs. It's one of the more expensive vehicles Subaru makes, but some of its charm lies in its function-over-form, non-luxury styling. The highlights of the 2015 redesign include updated exterior styling, interior refinements, a new drivetrain and improved fuel economy. | Â Consumer
Reviews Cars.com review: I can see why people swear by Subarus. by Paul from Riverside County, CA | March 2, 2015 This car is amazing! Love it on the snow, rain and any weather - have never felt safer. Very practical inside and out, we went with the premium model because the limited model had too many things we didn't want (sunroof, leather, power lift gate) and we love it. All of knobs/buttons, levers are all positioned very logically/naturally. Albeit the outback is not feature packed like a lot of other cars you can get, you do get everything you need and then some (back up camera, heated seats, Bluetooth connectivity) My wife and I took it to the snowy mountains (while the snow was falling) and had an amazing time. Didn't have snow chains on (all weather tires) - and I was more in control that most cars on the road with chains on. Car just grips wet, snowy and icy roads like no other. I'm amazed with it - didn't think it was possible. Heater works wonders, visibility is wonderful, I really did feel in control while driving this thing - especially in snow! . Edmunds.com review: 4th Subaru and wont be the last. by Istickle March 24, 2015 Hands down the best vehicle in snow I have ever had. I have had Jeeps, SUVs, 4 Wheel Drive Trucks, nothing can compare to the sure footedness of the Subaru. Prior to this I had a 2001 Outback, 300,000 miles on it and sold it for $6000. These cars are built to last, they hold their value and are as advertised. Great technology is available now that wasn't available back then. | Â Accolades Brand Image Awards: According to Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com, Subaru is the Most Trusted and Best Performance Brand for 2015.  Best Resale Value: According to Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com, Subaru has the Best Resale Value of all brands for 2015.  Lowest Cost to Own: According to Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com, Subaru is the brand with the Lowest Cost to Own for 2015.  Subaru vehicles are built to last. 95% of Subaru vehicles sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today.  Safety drives Subaru design. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has recognized Subaru with seven 2015 IIHS Top Safety Picks. In fact, Subaru is the only manufacturer with IIHS Top Safety Picks for all models for the last six years (2010-2015). |
DESIGN...
Every Subaru model is designed with features important to you, from fuel efficiency to cargo space, and all the creature comforts to love every day's journey.
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THE MOST FUEL-EFFICIENT MIDSIZE CROSSOVER IN AMERICAAt 33 mpg highway, the 2015 Subaru Outback is the most fuel-efficient midsize crossover in America, and its durable SUBARU BOXER® engine provides a low center of gravity for a well-balanced feel. Standard on: 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited |   SPACIOUS COMFORTThe all-new Outback features a spacious 143.6 cubic feet of interior room with soft-touch surfaces and upgraded materials. It also includes an available 10-way adjustable power driver's seat with memory function, and the 60/40-split fold-down rear seats with cargo-area release levers make sure there's enough room for whatever the trip requires, pets included. Standard on: All models |   Â
FLEXIBLE CARGO-CARRYING VERSATILITYWith its roof rails and crossbar system, the Outback can carry up to 150 pounds of equipment. It's easy to reach, and the spacing between the cross bars is adjustable to provide even more cargo-carrying flexibility. When not in use, the cross bars can be folded into the integrated roof rails to help fuel efficiency and to make for a quieter drive. Standard on: All models |
  Lineartronic® CVTOutback's available Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) gets more performance out of less fuel. Combined with the capability of All-Wheel Drive, it's a win-win situation for the road ahead. |   Premium Audio SystemOutback offers an available 440-watt 9-speaker Harman Kardon premium audio system with iPod® control, HD Radio?, Bluetooth® audio streaming and XM® Satellite Radio. |   Navigation SystemOutback's available GPS navigation system can guide you to an address or thousands of points of interest, all via voice command. It also features a USB port, iPod® control, Bluetooth® hands-free phone and audio streaming connectivity, and XM® Satellite Radio. |
TECHNOLOGY
From the little digital luxuries to the unique SUBARU BOXER® engine, every vehicle is intelligently designed for all the right reasons.
