Used Subaru Outback for Sale in Corpus Christi, TX

4.4

(186 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.4

(186 Reviews)

Value

4.3

Performance

3.8

Comfort

4.2

Fuel Economy

3.7

Reliability

4.1

Owner Reviews

4.4

186 Reviews


Overall	4.4

Value	4.3

Performance	3.8

Style	3.9

Comfort	4.2

Fuel Economy	3.7

Reliability	4.1

2011 Subaru Outback - Excellent Family Vehicle

I have clocked over 100,000 miles on my outback, and it is in excellent condition. I purchase the vehicle because of Subaru's reputation of durability and safety. It makes an excellent family vehicle, as it is large enough to accommodate a growing family, but not too bulky to make driving difficult.

Story

We brought our newborn home from the hospital in our car.

Pros

One of the safest vehicles on the road Extremely durable Roomy and easy to drive

Cons

I have had only one issue with my vehicle that has baffled the dealership as well as experienced independent mechanics. However, it is minor and does not seem to be a threat to the longevity of the engine.

2007 Subaru Outback - long lasting FWD family vehicle

The Subaru Outback is one of the best family vehicles on the market. It has ample room in the trunk to hold groceries and strollers. The rear seat allows you to put in two car seats or keep your preschoolers far enough apart that they don't fight. It is narrow enough to comfortably fit in a garage while roomy enough to be comfortable. Heated seats are standard. It handles muddy and icy streets well. It comes with a powerful engine that goes 0 to 60 well before you reach the end of the highway ramp. This is one of the most reliable vehicles I've owned in 20 years. They rarely need repairs until it hits the 100K mile mark. This is the second Subaru Outback I've owned, which tells you how much I liked the vehicle.

Story

When ice storms shut down schools and work for several days in Texas, my Subaru was able to go down the driveway and then up the street without slipping and sliding while other people were stranded. When I bought my second Subaru Outback, it looked just like the first one, even the same color. My young son assumed I'd gotten the broken car fixed. My older daughter recognized it was a differe... (more)

Pros

It is affordable, less than 30K new. The Subaru Outback handles ice and snow well. The vehicle gets good mileage, never doing worse than 20 miles per gallon even fully loaded in stop and go traffic.

Cons

You have to pay extra for leather seats and the ability to brighten the dashboard lights when the headlights are on. You must pay extra or after-market rates for a rearview mirror with a compass built in. Replacement parts cost more because these aren't as common as Nissan Altima's and Ford trucks. Finding a mechanic with experience repairing Subaru's is something of a challenge.