The new Outback features a finely appointed interior with waterproof upholstery and keen-to-detail contrast stitching with the design bordering on functionality. Every Outback model has a power-adjustable driver's seat, dual-zone climate control, and heated front seats. You get more upscale features in the higher trim levels, such as a power-adjustable front-passenger seat, ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, and a heated steering wheel.

The Outback offers ample room for comfort and cargo storage boasting a spacious back seat with an additional 1.4-inches of legroom compared to the previous model year. The cargo space offers 33 cubic feet of storage capable of holding 11 suitcases and 23 bags with the rear seats folded, ideal for weekend getaways to the Cape or Berkshires.

The new Outback showcases a more rugged design and mimics SUV-style trappings. When you have a glimpse of this great wagon, you find features such as 17-inch alloys, LED headlamps, and roof rails fitted with integrated crossbars. For higher trim levels, you'll find LED fog Lights, de-icer windshield wipers, heated exterior mirrors, rear tinted windows, a hands-free liftgate, a sunroof, and body cladding.

New Wilderness Trim

For the new model year, Subaru Outback introduces a new trim known as the Wilderness, the flagship of the Outback lineup. This trim stacks up more appealing features such as an elevated ground clearance of 9.5-inches, redesigned front, rear bumpers, grille, soft-touch upholstery with a chrome-accented cabin, and copper contrast-stitched steering wheel. Under the hood, the Wilderness gets functional upgrades to improve the low-end torque. The Wilderness also features 17-inch alloy all-terrain wheels.