2023 Subaru Outback

FLAGSHIP TOURING, NAPPA LEATHER, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, READY TO CRUUUISE! The 2023 Subaru Outback Touring takes the familiar go-anywhere versatility of the Outback and gives it a decidedly upscale personality. Finished in Crystal Black Silica, this top-tier Touring combines standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and generous ground clearance with Nappa leather, ventilated front seats, a power moonroof, premium Harman Kardon audio, navigation, and an extensive collection of driver-assistance technology. This example also shows 15 SERVICE RECORDS and a NO-ACCIDENT CARFAX history. Its $41,844 original MSRP reflects both the Touring's extensive standard equipment and useful factory accessories, making this an appealing alternative for someone who wants luxury-level comfort without abandoning the practicality and all-weather confidence that define an Outback. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Outback has carved out a category almost entirely its own. It provides the comfortable road manners and lower loading height of a wagon while adding the ground clearance, cargo flexibility, elevated seating position, and ALL-WHEEL DRIVE capability buyers normally associate with an SUV. That combination makes it exceptionally versatile. It is manageable enough for everyday commuting, comfortable enough for long-distance travel, spacious enough for family and cargo duty, and capable enough to inspire confidence when pavement gives way to snow, gravel, or a rough access road. The Touring sits at the sophisticated end of that formula. Instead of trying to make the Outback overtly sporty, it adds premium materials, comfort features, upgraded technology, and thoughtful conveniences that make long stretches behind the wheel especially pleasant. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition The 2023 Outback earned the IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ award, the Institute's highest safety designation for that model year. Its standard EyeSight system earned Superior ratings for vehicle-to-vehicle and pedestrian front crash prevention, while its headlights earned a Good rating. Professional reviewers have also consistently recognized the Outback for its comfortable ride, spacious cabin, useful cargo capacity, excellent outward visibility, and standard all-wheel-drive capability. Those qualities help explain why the model appeals to such a broad range of shoppers -- from commuters and families to owners who regularly travel in difficult weather. Warranty The odometer is hovering around the 49,800-mile mark. Based on its January 9, 2023 original registration date and current mileage, the primary factory warranty coverage has expired. Its approximately 13,800-mile annualized usage falls into the favorable mileage classification for a vehicle of this age, and its 15 SERVICE RECORDS provide additional positive context regarding its documented maintenance history. Standard Features Touring represents the flagship non-turbocharged Outback trim, and its equipment reflects that position. Nappa leather-trimmed upholstery immediately distinguishes the cabin, while heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear outboard seats, a heated steering wheel, driver's-seat memory, and power-adjustable front seating create a genuinely premium environment. A power tilt/sliding moonroof brings additional light into the cabin, while the hands-free power rear gate makes accessing the cargo area easier when carrying bags or gear. The Touring also adds upscale exterior and interior detailing that separates it from the more utilitarian trims below it. Installed Options Because the Touring was already extensively equipped from the factory, this example required relatively few additional accessories. Exterior Auto-Dimming Mirrors -- $285 Help reduce glare from vehicles approaching from behind, complementing the auto-dimming interior mirror. Splash Guards -- $195 Help reduce the amount of road spray and debris reaching the lower bodywork. Rear Seat Back Protector -- $153 Adds a more durable protective