2015 Subaru Outback Usados en Venta

The 2015 Subaru Outback Limited isn't cheap, but it is a good value. Mine came with front and back heated leather seats, the Subaru EyeSight system (which uses adaptive cruise control to prevent crashes and keep its distance from the vehicle ahead of you), remote start, sunroof, SiriusXM radio, Bluetooth, two USB ports and HD radio. The tech may be flashy and in some cases superfluous - but it works. This is definitely the car you want when the weather takes a turn for the worst. Using the CVT, the 4-cylinder Outback isn't a Prius, but it's also not your typical thirsty all-wheel drive vehicle. In the time period I've had it, I've gotten anywhere between 27-33 miles per gallon in ordinary driving. And while it is also no speed demon, the power is adequate enough to inspire confidence without getting you into trouble. The sound system in the Outback Limited is great as well - the interior sounds like a concert hall. And while it is no luxury car, you will feel pampered by both the soft, snug front and back seats!

I like almost everything about this vehicle. Its dependability and rugged design fits nicely with the sleek look and high-end standard features. Nothing feels cheap or rushed, and it feels likes it will be on the road for a long time. It gets great gas mileage both city and highway. The technology can sometimes get in the way or feel overwhelming, but most of it is a big bonus and makes driving even easier.

It's been a very competent car. Road handling in all weather, except wind, has been excellent. Because of it's 8.5" ground clearance which is great for loading and unloading, entering and exiting, it can be a handful on windy highways. And while it's notable, it's minor. Electric steering is responsive, making navigating city streets and parking lots easy. Turning radius is excellent. Braking is good. Acceleration is modest in the 4 cyl. Beware. It's fine around town. On the highway, and with people and luggage, it's another story. But once you learn it and adapt, it is fine. Gas mileage started soft but has gotten better and averages around 26, city and town. Highway averages 31 which I think is outstanding for a 'station wagon-y' vehicle with roof rack and 4wd. It's a joy to buy regular gas. Cabin is comfortable, attractive and uncluttered. We like it. Leather seats are quite comfortable on short or long trips. Rear seats have plenty of room. The seat backs adjust, a big comfort plus. And folding the seats down, a 60/40 split, is a breeze - from inside the car or from the tailgate.