Comfort Built for Everyday Life

What has always set the Outback apart is how comfortably it handles daily life. A spacious cabin, a smooth and composed ride, and enough natural ground clearance to manage rough weather and uneven pavement without any added modifications make it a practical choice for commuting, errands, and longer highway trips alike. It's the kind of vehicle that stays comfortable whether the drive is ten minutes or ten hours.

Capability That Handles More Than Pavement

Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive gives the Outback confident footing in rain, light snow, or the occasional gravel road out toward a lake or trailhead. Its raised ride height compared to a typical sedan also means rougher parking lots, unpaved shoulders, and uneven terrain do not require a second thought. For Inland Empire drivers who occasionally head up into the mountains or out toward less developed areas, that added clearance provides real peace of mind without sacrificing everyday drivability.

What Makes the Outback Stand Out

• Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive for confident traction in changing conditions
• EyeSight Driver Assist Technology built in for added support behind the wheel
• A wagon style body offering genuine cargo versatility beyond what a typical sedan provides
• A comfortable, well insulated cabin suited to long highway stretches
• Subaru's long standing reputation for dependability and resale value

Together, these strengths are why the Outback continues to appeal to such a wide range of drivers, from daily commuters to weekend adventurers.

Is the Outback Right for You?

Drivers looking for more space and capability than a sedan offers, without the size or fuel costs of a larger SUV, tend to find the Outback hits a comfortable middle ground. Its blend of everyday comfort and light off-pavement capability makes it a versatile choice for nearly any kind of driving.

Contact us and schedule a test drive to see how the Outback feels behind the wheel before making your decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Does the Outback come with all-wheel drive standard? Yes. Subaru's Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive comes standard on every Outback trim, providing consistent traction across a wide range of road and weather conditions.
• How much cargo space does the Outback offer? The Outback's wagon style body provides significantly more cargo room than a typical sedan, with a flexible layout that adapts well to both daily errands and longer trips.
• Is the Outback capable on unpaved or rough terrain? The Outback's raised ground clearance and standard all-wheel drive make it well suited to gravel roads, light off-pavement driving, and rougher weather conditions, though it is not built for the more demanding trail use the Wilderness trim handles.