Subaru Outback 2010Change

if you want from your car is RELIABILITY. Good ergonomics, decent fuel economy for its size, distinctive looks come as a bonus .I am on my second Subaru, and had to sell the Forester only because I was leaving my country, felt like it could go another 200,000 just with oil changes. Ride is a bit on the harsher side though, and a power liftgate could be useful.

Reliable, dependable, Economical. Not great to look at but an awesome car. great fuel economy and efficiency.

This care is reliable, dependable, economical, comfortable, utility, efficient engine, high-tech safety features and great off road performance. Its especially great for those who frequently enjoy the great outdoors. Great fuel efficiency and all-wheel-drive. I recommend this car for active families and people who like going camping.

Owning this car since new I find the interior although OK could be more comfortable. Very reliable with scheduled mtce being done front brakes changed @ 100,000 KM as well OEM Tires lasted as long as well.. I would consider this unit agai n but might consider the 6 cylinder i nstead of the 4 which i drive now

Just purchased 2010 previously owned Outback, premium trim, 3.6/6 cylinder/auto. Checked out manufactureres on Consumer Reports and so far very impressed. Interior very spaceous, comfortable and efficient. Road visbility excellent with no blind spots. Harmen Karden sound sytem awsome. Mileage appears quite respectable for a 6 cylinder (especially after my 2002 Jeep Liberty). Original owner kept car in showroom condition! Will install winter snows, but without the TPMS tire valves (they are installed on summer tires). On highway, car is solid and responsive. Still getting used to the dash and instrumentation - everything electronic. Automatic transmission, but can operate in standard with steering wheel mounted shift "paddles". Car is relatively new to me so just getting used to it but so far, very impressed with Subaru. Hope to keep this car for quite awhile.