2018 Subaru Outback consumer reviews

We had this car for a month and we love it. It is spacious and quite. The interior leather quality is good and I like the new apple car play.

2018 Subaru Outback 2.5i CVT Good value for the money. Gets good mileage. Easily 32 on highway and 25 city. Easy to work on for DIY. Very roomy interior both front and back. Big ground clearance. Safe car. Had one Outback head on a telephone pole and walked away no injuries. Basically like a station wagon. Good space in cargo area and rear seats also fold flat. You can carry a lot of stuff. This my 3rd Outback. Price can jump with options like any of today's cars but standard features are very good. I really don't think the Outback can be beat if you are looking for a car of this type.

After driving Honda Odysseys for 20 years! I was ready to downsize but not super downsize. The Outback appeared to be just the car for me. I've only had it for a couple of weeks but so far I'm very happy with it.

So far, I love it. It drives very smoothly. I bought the 6-cylinder model, and it shows in its acceleration. Unfortunately, my model didn't come with Eye Sight or a built-in GPS system. I don't like how we need to use a mobile phone to access all the features of the car.

So far the vehicle drives well, stays true to inputs from the cockpit. All the tech works well and can't wait to use it effectively.

Only have 200 miles on it. Did many hours of research. Outback came out on top when compared to the big money makes and models. Best bang for the buck. Sold off my RX400h Lexus. Other than sitting a bit lower, I am very satisfied. The Rx was a great road car. We'll see how the Outback does on a long haul. I have the 3.6L fully equipped. Plenty of power, and has excellent road feel on the expressway. Controls are ergonomically designed and located. Happy with my choice. Saved at least $20k compared to a similarly equipped Lexus RX 350.

This car feels very safe. The new eyesight system is excellent. It ride very smoothly with good gas mileage. I have no complaints so far.

In my opinion, Subaru delivers the best value for the money. Not only are their cars very reliable and well built, but the level of trim and accessories for the purchase price exceeds the typical luxury brands. Although I rate the performance at 4, this is because a 5 means a turbo engine, which is not available in the Outback models. As for exterior and interior styling, the Outback Limited trim easily rivals that of Audi and BMW but at a much better price. It has been a while since I last owned a Subaru (Impreza Outback Sport) and I am glad to have bought one again.

Great alternative to an SUV. Gives us the room, AWD, safety and all the features we wanted. 4 cyl could use a little more oomph but it?s silky smooth and let?s face it you?re not buying an Outback for track days.

Car is comfortable. Much different from the 550xi I had, but really like the space and room in the Subaru.