When Will 2024 Subaru Outback Be Available

When Will 2024 Subaru Outback Be AvailableThe Subaru Outback is a mid-to-large family vehicle that sits between a wagon and an SUV and is effectively the wagon version of the Subaru Liberty, which is no longer available. The Subaru Outback, first introduced in 1994 and is now in its fifth generation, is not to be confused with the Subaru Outback Sport, the name given to the smaller Impreza wagon in some other global markets.

The Subaru Outback is a roomy, high-riding wagon with many practical amenities. It’s designed for the more adventurous driver who wants to go further and explore areas where others might not be able to. The basic level version and a premium option are both available. Still, all variants come standard with a reasonable level of kit, including Subaru’s EyeSight suite of safety technologies, which includes forward collision avoidance. There’s also smartphone mirroring with Android Auto and Apple Carplay.

New Subaru Outback
New Subaru Outback

 

Redesign of the Subaru Outback 2024

The Outback is available in base, Premium, Limited, Touring, Onyx Edition XT, Limited XT, Touring XT, and Touring XT trim, with copper highlights, nearly an inch of extra ground clearance, and a better compliant suspension, as well as all-terrain tires.

You don’t need a flashy automobile, just one that looks capable, and Subaru understands that. The roof rack and tall stance are the most noticeable visual indicators if you’re looking for an Outback. The Outback doesn’t have to be anything special to tell you what it does. It’s delightfully uncomplicated.

Interior

The Subaru Outback has come a long way since its bare-bones beginnings, with progressive improvements in refinement and comfort. It can comfortably transport up to five passengers over long distances and has plenty of cargo room. We provide a 7 in this category, with a bonus point for front-seat comfort. Except for the tallest operators, the Outback’s high canopy ensures plenty of headroom. The basic versions’ cloth-trimmed buckets contain all the bolstering most drivers require, but they must be adjusted manually. Power driver seat adjustment, heating and cooling, and Nappa leather upholstery are available on higher-spec vehicles.

The interior of the Outback is soft on the dash and made of durable-looking cloth or plusher leather, but we’d like more small-item storage. Rubber liners are required for the low glove box and phone bins. The Outback’s rear doors open wide, making it easy for 6-foot passengers to get in and out. Two broad-beam adults fit comfortably, but three would result in disputes and jockeying for outboard spots. The Outback’s 32.5 cubic feet of cargo space expands to more than 75 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. The Outback includes a flat cargo floor, tie-down points, and a roof rack to increase usability for adventurous owners; the Wilderness’s strengthened roof rack can hold up to 700 pounds.

New Subaru Outback Release Date
New Subaru Outback Release Date

Engine

The standard Outback is fast enough. The Outback’s 176 lb-ft of torque works hard to generate a 0-60 mph of approximately nine seconds, thanks to a 182-horsepower 2.5-liter flat-4 shared with the smaller Forester; if nostalgia is your thing, that’s mid-1990s muscle-car performance. The Outback’s CVT doesn’t have the rubber-band effect other transmissions have. It also has simulated gear shifts and enough sound deadening to keep the engine’s howl quiet.

A 260-hp, 2.4-liter turbo-4 taken from the large Ascent SUV adds greater urgency. It comes standard on the Onyx and Wilderness grades and is optional on the Limited and Touring trims. It doesn’t get a better performance rating, but it’s capable of slicing through two lanes with ease. However, fuel economy falls to as low as 24 mpg in the Wilderness.

Price and Release Date of the Subaru Outback in 2024

The base price for the 2024 Subaru Outback is $26,945. That’s far less than any other new wagon, even though most of its competitors are luxury manufacturers like Audi and Volvo. The price ranges from roughly $35,000 for a model with the optional turbocharged engine to around $40,000 for the Touring XT trim with all of the options.

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