2019 Subaru Outback 2.5i
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The 2019 Outback is a rugged wagon that blends SUV ground clearance with car-like driving dynamics, a niche it owns among mainstream wagons. It competes with crossovers like the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, and Ford Edge, offering more cargo versatility than most. The Outback handles confidently on pavement and dirt, with the six-cylinder providing ample passing power, though the four-cylinder feels modest under load. The ride is composed and absorbent over bumps, and the cabin stays reasonably quiet, though some road noise is present at highway speeds. Cargo space is generous, with a wide opening and fold-flat seats, making it easy to haul gear or sleep two for weekend trips. The base 2.5i is the entry point to Outback ownership, skipping the Premium's alloy wheels and upgraded stereo but keeping the same capable all-wheel-drive platform. Its 2.5L I4 makes 175 horsepower, which is adequate for daily driving but feels strained on steep grades or with a full load; the 3.6R's six-cylinder is the pick if you tow or climb mountains regularly. Fuel economy is a strong point: the 2.5i returns 28 mpg combined, noticeably better than the six-cylinder trims, so you save at the pump every fill-up.
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Miles Overview
The 2019 Outback is a rugged wagon that blends SUV ground clearance with car-like driving dynamics, a niche it owns among mainstream wagons. It competes with crossovers like the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, and Ford Edge, offering more cargo versatility than most. The Outback handles confidently on pavement and dirt, with the six-cylinder providing ample passing power, though the four-cylinder feels modest under load. The ride is composed and absorbent over bumps, and the cabin stays reasonably quiet, though some road noise is present at highway speeds. Cargo space is generous, with a wide opening and fold-flat seats, making it easy to haul gear or sleep two for weekend trips. The base 2.5i is the entry point to Outback ownership, skipping the Premium's alloy wheels and upgraded stereo but keeping the same capable all-wheel-drive platform. Its 2.5L I4 makes 175 horsepower, which is adequate for daily driving but feels strained on steep grades or with a full load; the 3.6R's six-cylinder is the pick if you tow or climb mountains regularly. Fuel economy is a strong point: the 2.5i returns 28 mpg combined, noticeably better than the six-cylinder trims, so you save at the pump every fill-up.
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$222
6% APR for 72 months
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1 day listed
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34+ active alternatives
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