Used 2019 Subaru Outback near me for sale

very comfortable

very economical

large storage

little noisy

Our family is a special case. My wife is disabled, and having an entry and seat that are either too low or too high is not an option when looking for cars for us. The Outback is a Goldilocks car. The seat and entry height is just right.

I live in New England, where the seasons are Almost Winter, Winter, Still Winter and Road Construction. Having that AWD is Great.

If you like Useful bells and whistles, the Outback is great for them. The displays give me all the information I need. The wheel mounted controls give me distraction free control over the entertainment and the adaptive cruise control. That adaptive cruise control, with what Subaru calls the Eyesight system, is the neatest thing since sliced bread. Plain cruise control can't be effectively used in traffic. Eyesight works in a full range of traffic conditions.

If you are looking for "push you back in your seat" acceleration, you're not going get it in the 4 cylinder version of the Outback. The acceleration is adequate for "No-on-ramp" Parkway entrance points, but a Bugatti it isn't.

It is a beautiful car inside and out.

my car was listed and sold to me with a CD player. But it didn't so I have to drive it back into Service Depart (Michelle in the Oxnard, CA store is terrific) and have a different system installed. But now the system EATS CDs and I am going to ahve to take it back in. I hope I won't have to be charged because my 3 month warranty expired a few weeks ago. I also hope my two CDs aren't ruined.

Like every other newish car I guess, the dashboard has been "updated"(???) to make the driver take their eyes off the road by having to look at a screen instead of touch knobs or dials, and usually have to touch it two or three or four times in order change the heat or AC, change radio stations, change volume, eject a cd, insert a new cd in its proper slot AND NOT in the narrow slot between the dashboard screen and the car interior where I have now lost two CDs which must be sitting near the actual engine invisible to me!!!! Every other car before this one I was able to do all of the above and other necessary adjustments by turning a knob or dial. I am led to believe that these new screens were designed by a kindergarten kid who doesn't even know what a dial or knob is. Making every driver with a new car with the computer ish touch screen must be causing thousands of terrible accidents - even deaths. So what I have learned quickly to do is to pull over to the side of the highway or road in order to operate these adjustments while not HAVING TO TAKE MY EYES OFF THE ROAD WHICH I BELIEVE IS THE VERY FIRST THING EVERY DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TEACHES.