2018 Subaru Outback Video Review
CARS.COM — Subaru’s most popular vehicle got an update for 2018 — but it’s hard to tell by looking at it. Subtle exterior styling changes such as more angular headlights and a larger grille combine to keep the Outback’s overall look clean. Small changes inside also make it more likable — and more comfortable.
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First, the cabin got a makeover that gives it an overall more upscale look. The Outback’s interior always has had a serviceable utilitarian look and feel. It got the job done but was never really anything special. This year, materials quality is classier and everything just looks more luxurious to the eye and feels more luxurious to the touch — from the comfy leather seats to the low-gloss wood trim and new stitching on the upper dash of top trim levels.
For more on the Outback’s cabin, in-car tech, driving impressions and more, watch the video above.
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