Showing the World That Wagons Rock: an Overview of the Subaru Outback

Author: sebastiangaydos | Posted: 19.04.2012

The Subaru Outback wagon embodies the best qualities of most sports utility vehicles. Based on the Subaru Legacy, the Outback comes with all wheel drive, elevated suspension, and special interior & exterior styles. It was exclusively designed for the North American market.

The Subaru Outback has had four different incarnations and was an instant hit among the vehicle buying public when it first came out in 1995. Over the years, subsequent incarnations of the Subaru Outback took the backseat as other car manufacturers started putting out their own crossover wagons and sports utility vehicles. However, the latest Subaru Outback is a tough contender for motorists who want flexibility and all-season adaptability in their cars.

This five passenger wagon which comes in six different trims all differentiated by powertrain: the 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited, 3.6R, 3.6R Premium and the 3.6R Limited. The base engine is a 2.5 liter four cylinder which can generate 170 horsepower that comes with a six speed manual or a continuously variable transmission. Meanwhile, the 3.6 liter six cylinder boxer engine generates 256 horsepower.

You’ll find a lot of new features and creature comforts in the 2012 Subaru Outback. The base trim itself comes with a compact disc stereo with auxiliary jack, a height adjustable driver’s seat, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, cruise control, full power accessories and roof rails. The higher trims come with top-notch sound systems, dual-zone automatic climate controls, powered and heated front seats, fog lights, and alloy wheels. Optional features include an open wireless system plus streaming audio, an mp3 player, and universal serial bus input.

The new Subaru Outback, available at Subaru car dealers in Edmonton, is larger on the inside to appeal to mainstream car shoppers in this highly urbanized commercial, political, and financial centre of the province of Alberta. The Subaru Outback became shorter but much wider and taller. This move enlarged the Outback’s interior space, making it at par with other crossovers and favorable to Edmonton, a city with over 800,000 people.

Besides having a roomy interior, folding the back seats can give you 71 cubic feet of baggage space. If you want to add more zoom to your ride, go for the 3.6 liter engine; however, bear in mind that the 2.5 liter engine does not disappoint as well. With a heightened ride and supple suspension tuning, the Outback is a great choice from car dealers Edmonton residents prefer.

This affordable, full-featured five-passenger wagon makes for an exciting and comfortable ride. For more information on the Subaru Outback and Calgary Subaru dealers, visit Subaru.com.

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