Subaru knows its market and tailors its vehicles to the buyers' requirements, which, as I mentioned, are generally in the outdoor environment a lot. Vets, Country GPs, Farmers, and even Blacksmiths all love the capabilities of the Outback. It comes with a wide range of technology that supports the car's driving ability. Additions include body cladding and a raised ride height, giving plenty of off-road presence, with the dark trim around the bottom of the bumpers and side sills adding to its 4x4 credentials. The Subaru Outback headlamps are sharp, with an exciting LED running light design and bold rails embellish the car's look.
The safety technology and occupant comfort are splendid with Bluetooth, sat-nav, reversing camera, cruise control, heated leather seats, and keyless go. The central touchscreen controls many functions, and the basic layout of the centre console is clean.
SE models have automatic LED headlamps, cruise control, active torque vectoring, 17-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, an electrically adjustable driver's seat, tinted windows, and a seven-inch touchscreen. SE Premium models have an added sunroof, keyless entry and push-button start, 18-inch alloy wheels, leather seats, and a powered rear tailgate.