The Subaru Outback is a car that merges two different worlds: It can accommodate your daily commute in Plano, then take you on a weekend trip through North Texas. You can expect the comfort of a passenger car, the spaciousness of a cargo area, and the standard Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive that makes it ready for anything. Experience the Outback when traveling in Plano and in North Texas.
Find your next car, truck, or SUV at Ewing Subaru of Plano. The Subaru Outback is available at our shop for drivers searching for a model that can handle any schedule. Its wagon-styled design is available with the raised ride height and dynamic handling that make it suitable for going to work and then heading off on a road trip. The standard all-wheel drive system can send power to the wheels for better grip on the road.
The Outback lineup features multiple trim levels so shoppers can focus on the features and driving dynamics they value most. The Premium is a great entry level trim with comfort and convenient tech throughout. For those wanting more convenience and interior refinement, the Limited may be worth a look, while the Touring delivers a more luxurious cabin.
However, if drivers who prefer a more aggressive experience want additional performance, the turbocharged versions of the models provide just that. The Limited XT blends turbocharged power with even more luxury features, and the Touring XT combines the turbocharged performance with much of the same upscale features as the Limited XT. Those who frequently travel off-road will probably be more inclined toward the Wilderness due to its more off-road-inspired features.
Discover each setup on our model pages:
Open up the Outback’s interior, and you’ll discover room for more than just the driver and front passenger. Thanks to the Outback’s rear seat and the spacious cargo area behind it, passengers will find enough room for friends, groceries, luggage, sporting gear, and other things we all need to take along for the ride. And when you need more room, the back seats fold flat.
This feature means that the Outback is ideal for active families. You can take family and friends to work during the week, pack up sporting gear for a weekend getaway, or carry shopping loads without stepping up to a larger SUV. Optional roof-rail systems also allow you to carry certain items of gear, based on vehicle equipment.
Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive comes standard on the Outback. This all-wheel drive system has an even distribution of torque for enhancing control and can help provide consistent traction for various conditions. That can be useful if you face slick streets, loose gravel, or other less predictable road surfaces in your travels.
The ground clearance and the various driving tech options also play their part in the Outback’s versatile nature. The Wilderness is an extension of that adventure-oriented approach, offering off-road-specific gear and a tougher look. The standard Outback is a great ride for all-road travelling, but the Wilderness is an extra choice if your adventures lean toward the extraordinary.
The Outback features a practical cabin with technology to complement that practicality. The available touchscreen infotainment system includes features such as compatible smartphone app integration, entertainment, and vehicle information. On some trims, the Outback includes features such as a premium audio system, heated seats, a power moonroof, and other convenience features.
Technology offers a helping hand by providing features that keep an eye on traffic and help a driver react accordingly in some cases. Those available may include Driver-Assist Technology, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Detection, and other driver-assist systems. Such systems assist a driver in his or her travels, but don’t replace it.
Once you know how you’ll be using your Outback, it’s easier to narrow down which type is perfect for you. Whether you want the comfort and ease of a Limited or Touring, the extra power of an XT model, or the more outdoorsy feel of a Wilderness, comparing trims makes it easy to see which set of features makes sense.
Our staff can help you browse through all available Outback configurations, set up a test drive, and determine what features best fit your needs and lifestyle. If you’re considering trading in your current vehicle as you purchase a new Outback, we can also go over financing and trade-in incentives at Ewing Subaru of Plano.
Looking for the practicality of an SUV with the handling of a compact SUV?
If you’re looking for a vehicle with practical cargo space, higher ground clearance, and capable all-wheel drive, the Outback’s package is tempting, especially considering that it has less of an imposing form than most full-size sport utility vehicles. Its two-row interior is designed for sitting, with a cargo compartment in the back that can carry your weekly shopping, peace of mind, and a few pieces of sporting gear. The rear seats fold forward to expand the space.
What is the difference between Subaru Outback XT models?
The turbocharged engine found in the XT trims offers more acceleration than the naturally aspirated engine available in the base Outback. This extra performance can be beneficial when you’re merging onto a highway, passing vehicles on the road, or driving with a loaded vehicle or passengers on board. The Limited XT and Touring XT trims each pair this powertrain with different configurations of interior comfort and convenience features. If you’re concerned about how quick a car is when you press on the gas pedal, take a couple of XT and standard Outback models for a test drive and see how you like the way they handle.
Which Outback trim is better for outdoor life and rougher terrains?
Adventure Is Outback’s Calling in Wilderness. Step up to the Wilderness, and you’ll notice some more rugged style elements and specialty equipment to support the capability of navigating beyond your typical paved road. Its ride height and body protections to grip the ground give it more rugged styling. Many trims in the other configurations still feature Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and good ground clearance for the roads we commonly encounter. Expect on-road performance versus your estimate of how often you’ll encounter coarse terrain.
How does the Subaru Outback accommodate passengers and larger cargo?
Your Outback has a rear seatback with room for five in a two-row cabin and a rear cargo area built to help you handle daily life. Store shopping bags, luggage, camping gear, and sports equipment in the cargo area. Fold the rear seatbacks down to load longer or larger items. Optional roof rails are available to attach compatible roof carriers and outdoor gear, giving your Outback the versatility needed to adapt to your lifestyle.
What are the points to be compared while purchasing the Subaru Outback from Ewing Subaru of Plano?
Firstly, select your preference between a regular engine and a more powerful engine that uses turbocharging. You also need to take into account the equipment you will be using more, like better seats, audio systems, conveniences, or the adventurous capability of the vehicle. Cargo requirements, driving style, and the number of times you will be driving on rough roads could also be factors that determine your choice.
