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2017 Subaru Outback 2.5i Touring Review
Subaru has developed a following of loyal enthusiasts eager to share their positive experiences with others. I had just finished photographing this Brilliant Brown Pearl Outback when I was accosted by a Subaru-owning neighbor dying to get a look at the new-for-2017 Touring version of the Outback.
Read More »Review: 2015 Subaru Outback 3.6R Limited
Life is thus easy with Outback. It’s faster than you think, more nimble than it looks, yet still every bit as practical and affordable as you’ve come to expect from Subaru. For 2015, this dependable companion has gotten better without getting bigger, and faster without getting thirstier.
Read More »2012 Subaru Outback 3.6R Review
For years Subaru has marketed its Legacy Outback as the SUV alternative for the outdoor crowd, with all the practicality and off-road capability of an SUV, but
Read More »2010 Subaru Outback 2.5i Review – A safe car for the storm of the decade.
… but I had the perfect solution, the redesigned 2010 Subaru Outback.
Read More »2009 Subaru Outback Review – the car that loves the outdoors, no matter the conditions!
The Outback drove like a car. Not a truck. Not a wagon. But a car. The cabin was super comfortable, seats five very well and not a lot of fidgeting (to get comfortable) was required. I even took it into a dirt and gravel lot and tried to force it into a spin and was unable. It just floated around the corner
Read More »Subaru Outback vs. Jeep Wrangler – Finding the better sand machine.
By Kurt Gensheimer I stepped up to the rental desk at Norfolk International and asked for a Jeep. Any Jeep, so long as it had four wheel drive. The cheerful rental company representative, who looked like Edie McClurg in Planes, Trains and Automobiles presented me with a choice of three Jeeps: a Compass, a Grand […]
Read More »2008 Subaru Outback – First Impressions
The Subaru Outback is a solidly built car that is very quiet and versatile. Lake Tahoe, Monterey, Stinson Beach, or the Wildflower Triathlon, … this car will get you and all your gear to your destinations regardless of the conditions. Compared to the competition, the lower height of the rear hatch and the lower roofline will make accessing your gear an easier task. Check it out, and you may fall in love with the Outback.
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