2020 Subaru Outback is fan service in the best possible way
2020 Outback gets an iPad-style touchscreen, new driver-safety features. …
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If you love Subaru, you’ll love the new Outback.Eric Bangeman
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Its 8.7 inches (22cm) of ground clearance is the most of any Subaru.Eric Bangeman
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The headlights and trim are slightly different from last year.Eric Bangeman
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2020 Subaru Outback.Eric Bangeman
The Ascent may be a surprisingly good three-row SUV, and the redesigned Forester has been selling well, but the Outback is still Subaru’s best-selling car and its best-known model. The 2020 Outback marks the sixth generation of Subaru’s venerable crossover. If you’re a long-time Subaru owner looking to upgrade, there’s plenty to like here. If you’re new to Subaru, the Outback has some selling points that make it stand out from the crowd of compact crossovers.
On the outside, not a lot has changed for the Outback. With 8.7 inches (22cm) of ground clearance, the Outback still rocks that classic let’s-go-off-roading-to-the-grocery-store look. Built on Subaru’s global platform, the sixth-generation Outback looks very similar to the previous year’s model. Unless you’re looking closely at the grille, which has black accents instead of chrome, or the taillights, you’ll be hard-pressed to spot any big differences. The biggest changes come under the hood and inside the cabin.
The 2020 Outback still comes standard with the naturally aspirated 2.5L boxer engine, but there’s now a turbocharged 2.4L power plant that comes with the XT model we tested. Available in an Outback for the first time since
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