2016 Subaru Outback Usados en Venta

I recently had a Subaru Impreza that was recalled for an airbag malfunction. In the interim, my local Subaru dealer loaned me a Subaru Outback (2017) to drive since it would be several weeks until the part came in to fix my other car. I was truly blown away by the comfort and interior size of this vehicle. It is much roomier and sits higher, I think, than the Forester, which used to be the bigger of the two. The back space has the usual fold down seats, but is easily big enough to sleep in for camping. We took it to the beach and gas mileage was about the same as the Impreza at 32 MPG,(highway) which is fantastic for such a large vehicle by comparison. Another thing I liked was the pick-up. I live in the mountains and climbing steep hills was sometimes a slow process, but with this car, it was a breeze. Very powerful. The interior panels were easy to read and well lit. One thing I did not like about it is it has many of the new high tech 'self driving' features such as lane change sensors and proximity to other vehicle sensors etc. This means that if you drift across or change lanes without turning your signal on, the car will beep at you. Expandable roof racks are ideal for carrying bikes or kayaks. Stylish design. I will purchase this vehicle and trade in my Impreza once it is fixed. Overall, I give it 5 out of 5 stars.

Went looking for a new car with the mindset of it being a future family car, and a more practical and fuel efficient choice than the '02 WRX that it would be replacing. After much research, I had my heart set on an AWD CX-5 fully teched out and optioned. Unfortunately for the Mazda, the dealership also sells Subarus, and being that I really liked my WRX, felt that the Outback was worth a test drive. To quote the sales man "The worst part about test driving an Outback, is that you will forget about the other cars, and will be driving away with an Outback." He was right. Test drove, and quickly went to talking color, pricing, and options. My wife and I drove away with a lovely 2.5i (the non-turbo edition) red with cream interior Outback, and have enjoyed every minute owning it.

We purchased our 2016 Subaru Outback immediately after moving to Wisconsin. After research, we decided that a Subaru would be one of the safest vehicles to have during the harsh winters. After looking at the Forester and Outback in person, we decided we liked the look and feel of the Outback better. We took it for a test drive and loved how smooth the ride was. Also, because it's more like a sedan, it gets great gas mileage but sits up a little higher like a small-sized SUV.