Here is a detailed look at how the new Subaru Outback achieved a five star safety rating. Expect a first steer on the new Liberty & Outback later tonight.
Subaru Outback: automatic option for diesel SUV
The 2013 Subaru Outback will become the first diesel-powered model in Subaru Australia's history to come with the option of an automatic transmission.
Subaru has confirmed the upcoming Outback 2.0 Diesel will be offered with the Japanese brand's Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), heeding calls from customers for a...
2012 Subaru Forester 2.0D, Outback 2.0D more fuel efficient
Subaru Australia has upgraded its two diesel models for 2012, with the Forester 2.0D and Outback 2.0D now offering improved fuel economy and smoother gearshifts.
The Forester and Outback diesels are equipped with the same 2.0-litre diesel engine and six-speed manual transmission – a combination that is now 6.
2012 Subaru Outback upgraded, Forester X limited edition on sale
The 2012 Subaru Outback gets a mild equipment upgrade for the New Year while retaining its old price.
Mirroring the 2012 Model Year upgrade to the Liberty, satellite navigation, a reversing camera, USB connectivity, and a full-size alloy spare wheel are now standard across the range.
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“Cradle frame”… a very technical term… lol…. love the marketing talk…
I would like to know if one can get a cargo barrier with this new Outback, as this was not possible with the previous models if you wanted to have curtain airbags…. I’d love to know how complete the package is and “how far Subaru is pushing the envelope”
http://Caradvice.com.au Baddass
Its scary how far the back jumps up.
iWonder
Would have liked to see him open the driver’s door – it was very convenient that it was already opened….
ANCAP reader
From the ANCAP report; “After the crash the driver door opened with normal effort once the rear door had been opened”.
Wayne Smith
Wow that is so reassuring to see. I ordered the diesel Outback in March and can’t wait to receive it. Seeing this video is so wonderful to see Subaru’s marvellous engineering and safety improvements. Well done Subaru. Safety and brilliant engineering, and still with fantastic drivability. It must be easy to be a Subaru salesperson . And when we finally get the superb diesel, wow… I wish Subaru great rewards for their efforts in building a safe and fantastic car.