2023 Subaru Outback

VERSATILE, ADVENTURE-READY, ONE-OWNER, NONSMOKER, GENUINE ALL-WEATHER CONFIDENCE! The Subaru Outback has spent nearly three decades proving that a wagon can go anywhere an SUV can, and this 2023 Outback Premium carries that reputation forward with one owner and 56,827 miles of everyday capability already behind it. It is exactly the kind of vehicle that quietly outlasts the trends around it. Standard symmetrical all-wheel drive and Subaru's X-MODE terrain management work together to give this Outback genuine confidence the moment pavement turns to gravel, snow, or mud, without ever asking the driver to think about it first. Why Shoppers Buy This Model Shoppers choose the Outback because it splits the difference between a car and an SUV better than almost anything else on the road: car-like handling and fuel economy paired with genuine ground clearance and all-weather capability that most crossovers only pretend to offer. It's the vehicle of choice for buyers who actually use their vehicle for the outdoors rather than just photographing it there. That reputation is backed by Subaru's long-standing record for reliability and strong resale value, plus a devoted ownership base that treats the Outback less like a car and more like a trusted piece of gear. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition This generation of Outback earned a 2023 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ award, marking its 15th consecutive year receiving IIHS recognition, a streak that speaks to just how consistently Subaru has prioritized real-world crash protection in this model. Warranty At 56,827 miles and roughly three and a half years removed from its original in-service date of 04/14/2023, this Outback's Basic New Vehicle Limited Warranty has run its course, but meaningful coverage remains where it counts most. This Outback is STILL COVERED under Subaru's factory Powertrain Warranty. Powertrain Warranty -- 5 years / 60,000 miles from original in-service date, covering the engine, transmission, and drivetrain With more than a year of time remaining on this coverage, this Outback's next owner still gets genuine factory-backed protection on the components that matter most, though it's worth noting the mileage side of that coverage is the closer limit here, with a bit under 3,200 miles of headroom left before the 60,000-mile cap. An extended service plan is also available for coverage beyond this factory term. Standard Features Premium trim brings genuine everyday comfort to this Outback: cloth-trimmed bucket front seats, a commanding 11.6-inch infotainment display with wireless smartphone integration, and Subaru's full EyeSight Driver-Assist suite as standard equipment. Standard roof rails and 8.7 inches of ground clearance round out a trim built to be genuinely useful for gear-hauling and light off-pavement travel, not just badge-deep capability. Installed Options This Outback was further optioned with a genuinely useful technology and convenience package. Technology & Convenience Package Blind-Spot Detection with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Also unlocks Automatic Emergency Steering as an added layer to this Outback's standard EyeSight system, helping the vehicle steer away from an unavoidable collision rather than only braking for it Keyless Access with Push-Button Start, including PIN Code Access for keyless entry without carrying the fob Hands-Free Power Rear Gate Opens the cargo area with a simple foot motion under the bumper, genuinely useful with arms full of gear Mechanical Features This Outback is powered by Subaru's naturally aspirated 2.5-liter direct-injection flat-four, producing 182 horsepower and 176 lb-ft of torque, with the low, flat boxer layout keeping the center of gravity down for genuinely stable, wagon-like handling despite the Outback's SUV-like ride height. A continuously variable transmission keeps the engine in its efficient range for a combined 28 mpg, while standard symmetrical all-wheel drive and X-MODE give this Outback real traction management f