What's New for 2023?
The new 2023 Subaru Outback lineup gets a revised front-end design, featuring a sleeker front grille and headlight design that gives the Outback a more modern look, while maintaining its rugged appeal. The Eyesight Driver Assist Technology system is also updated with a new camera, and the Starlink system gets wireless smartphone integration.
Performance
Engine Options
There're two impressive Subaru Boxer engines offered throughout the new 2023 Outback lineup. The first engine is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder that produces 182-horsepower and 176 pounds-feet of torque, all while allowing you to enjoy a fuel-friendly performance to skip the pump more often. The other engine is a sportier 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder Boxer engine that exerts 260-horsepower and 277 pounds-feet of torque, all without sacrificing too much fuel economy so you can enjoy a more commanding performance behind the wheel. Both engines are paired with a continuously variable automatic transmission that's both smooth and responsive. There's also paddle shifters to give you greater control over simulated shifting when you want to be more engaged.
Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive
All 2023 Subaru Outback models come equipped with Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, sending power to all four-wheels continuously and diverting power to the wheels with the most traction if any slip, providing you with confident traction, control, and handling in the toughest weather or terrain.
Towing Capacity
The new Outback lineup offers 2,700 pounds of standard towing, with up to 3,500 pounds of maximum towing when properly equipped.
Design
The new Outback lineup retains its iconic wagon-like styling, featuring 8.7-inches of ground clearance, body cladding around the wheel wells and bumpers, raised roof rails, and steering responsive headlights. Inside, there's comfortable seating for five passengers within 105.5 cubic feet of passenger volume, on your choice of cloth or leather upholstery. There's also an additional 32.6 cubic feet of cargo space for all your gear, and up to 75.6 cubic feet of maximum cargo space with the rear seats folded down.
There are now eight trim levels offered to
Falmouth area shoppers for the Subaru Outback. The latest lineup
includes:
- Base
- Premium
- Limited
- Touring
- Onyx Edition XT
- Wilderness
- Limited XT
- Touring XT
No matter which model you get, all-wheel drive
is standard on the Outback lineup. In addition to standard all-wheel drive,
Plymouth, MA area drivers can look forward to many great features and
components by trim level. To start with, the base trim level
has sophisticated LED headlights, roof rails with crossbars for greater storage
capacity, Android Auto™, and Apple CarPlay®. Two seven-inch touchscreen
displays are also included at the base level. Automatic climate control is
standard across the Outback line.
Progressing to the Premium,
which is the second trim in the series, provides even more features. The
Premium gets LED fog lights in addition to standard headlights. It also adds
more privacy and protection from the sun with tinted windows in the rear.
Heated front seats are another welcome amenity with the Premium trim. It also
has dual-zone climate control, and the driver's seat is power-operated. Heated
wipers are a nice touch when you're driving in freezing cold temperatures in
the Hyannis area. More options are available with the Premium as well,
including a sunroof, integrated navigation, and a push-button ignition.
The Limited trim gets more
features and even more safety aids. It also has a keyless ignition system.
Leather seats add to its luxurious look and feel, and the front passenger's
seat is also power-adjustable along with the driver's seat. Rear air vents
translate to a cleaner cabin, and the rear outboard seats are heated.
The Touring adds ventilated
seats in front and seating material with contrast stitching. The Onyx
Edition XT has unique body designs and advanced all-wheel drive. The
new Wilderness trim also has distinctive body cladding,
copper accents, and more ground clearance.
Safety
All models of the Outback in the Truro area
have the same basic set of safety components, which include:
- Automatic high beams
- Lane-keep assist
- Forward collision mitigation
- Adaptive cruise control
Lane departure warning and blind-spot warning
are safety components added to the higher trim levels.
Technology
Technology with the Outback varies by trim. The
base trim level has two seven-inch touchscreen displays. You will also get
Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®. A larger 11.6-inch touchscreen, which is a
single screen, comes with the second trim level. The following trims also get
integrated navigation, and the sound system is upgraded to a Harman Kardon® on
the Limited model. A complete navigation system is
available.
Wilderness Edition
While there is much to enjoy with any trim level
of the 2023 Subaru Outback that you get, one of the top trims to choose
all-around is the Wilderness Edition. The Wilderness Edition
has more off-road features and more rugged styling than its peers. The
Wilderness Edition has many standout components inside and out, including
copper and black accents on the outside. The Wilderness Trim also has a
stronger roof rack and all-terrain tires.
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