Subaru Outback Diesel Review & Road Test
Gutsy turbo-diesel engine; excellent fuel economy; rear seat legroom; high-beam lamps
No automatic option; notchy gearshift feel; slightly heavy clutch; some wind noise
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2011 SUBARU OUTBACK AWD 5GEN MY11
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$36,990* Enquire Now |
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2002 SUBARU OUTBACK OTHER MY03
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$12,950* Enquire Now |
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2004 SUBARU OUTBACK PREMIUMPACKAWD 4GEN MY04
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$17,888* Enquire Now |
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2004 SUBARU OUTBACK AWD 4GEN MY04
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$13,990* Enquire Now |
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2002 SUBARU OUTBACK OTHER OTHER
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$9,999* Enquire Now |
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2000 SUBARU OUTBACK LIMITEDAWD 3GEN MY00
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$8,984* Enquire Now |
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2011 SUBARU OUTBACK LINEARTRONICAWD 5GEN MY11
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$33,999* Enquire Now |
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2012 SUBARU OUTBACK PREMIUMLINEARTRONICAWD 5GEN MY12
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$43,999* Enquire Now |