The new Subaru Outback is made for people who want a car that can handle like a wagon but has the capabilities of a SUV. We have a lot of Subaru Outback models at Ewing Subaru of Plano that’re perfect for families, people who love to road trip and outdoorsy types all around North Texas.
This means that it can handle rain, bad roads and long drives on the highway. It has a lot of room for cargo safety features and it can drive on rough roads. So it is perfect for driving to work in Plano or going on an adventure all around Texas.
When you buy a car from a dealership like us it means you can trust us for a long time. We are honest about our prices. We will help you even after you buy the car. At Ewing Subaru of Plano we want to make buying a car not stressful.
You can look at our financing options to see how you can pay for your car. We also have a tool like a payment calculator that can help you figure out how much your monthly payments will be.. If you want to trade in your old car we have a tool for that too.
Come visit us today to look at all the models we have.
What is the best Trim for the Outback for the heat in Texas?
These can make a difference in summer, too: seat comfort, optional heated or ventilated seats, a sunroof, window tint, and powerful A/C. The availability of each of these features depends on your model year and package, so check the specifics of each for the car you’re considering. Trim levels, such as the Limited and Touring, tend to include several more comfort features. Discuss what’s most important to you on a hot summer day with our team in Plano, and we’ll make a side-by-side comparison of trims. Take a test drive with the A/C on to compare.
Is the Outback good for car seats and teens?
For many families, the wagon’s spacious back seat and rear-hinged doors make installing car seats and loading kids a breeze, and teens generally have plenty of legroom. Actual rear-seat room, anchor points, and conveniences differ among trims, so bring your own car seats to our showroom and try them out. Be sure to check headroom and seat comfort and ask about back seat amenities on the particular trim. Actual fit is more important than any spec sheet.
How beneficial are the driver-assist functions when I go on long trips to Texas?
On empty stretches of highway, driver-assist systems – such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and forward collision warnings – can help prevent fatigue, though the features differ among trim levels and model years. Systems assist, rather than replace, the driver, and often are influenced by weather, road paint, and sensor visibility. Come in for a test-drive ride to learn how they work and how to activate or deactivate them. Be sure to plan good rest stops and stay alert.
What happens if hail damages my new Outback?
North Texas storms can also produce hail. You may not have coverage under your vehicle warranty, but you do likely have coverage with your insurance provider. Hail damage is often covered by comprehensive coverage, but every policy can be different. Call your insurance company before you have a claim filed. And, if your Outback is hit, our website shares the location of a Subaru Certified Collision Center. Take photos, call your insurer, and then ask what to do next.
Outback or Ascent: which is better for a large family?
The Outback is a wagon with an abundance of cargo space and seating for five; the Ascent is a larger SUV with three rows of seats. If you frequently find yourself transporting more than five people, the Ascent will likely be a more practical choice. If you’re looking for superior fuel efficiency, easier parking, and a lower step-in, then the Outback might be the better fit. Specs are different for every trim and model year. Bring your family to our showroom and check out the two models, including the third row.
