2019 Subaru Outback consumer reviews

So far we haven’t had any problems with it and we would recommend the car to anyone. We’ve wanted to get a Subaru for some time now.

I love everything about my Outback except....1) there is no way to shut the radio off. It seems to turn off when you exit the car, however, when you turn it back on the radio comes blaring to life. This is an annoying feature but it is on all new Subarus. You just have to turn the volume done every time. 2) I have had to bring my car for service to fix several problems with the Bluetooth connectivity. They would reboot the software but the problem returns a while later. I guess this is a common problem. Neither of these would stop me from buying another Subaru.

The number 1 complaint I see on Consumer Reports is acceleration. Not sure what kind of acceleration everyone was expecting but it just fine for merging into traffic and speeding up to overtake when needed. The engine purs. Its MPG seems to fall short of the 25/34mpg city/highway. I do a bit of highway and suburb and I just cant seem to het pass an average of 24mpg. It may be that I do spend a lot of time sitting with the a/c on though. Ned to wait for cooler months and longer distances to see what I get.

This car exceeded my expectations. Plenty of leg room in front & back. 3 USB ports, great storage area, roomy "glove box" & console storage. Gets up & goes! This car drives me, more than I drive it!

I cannot say enough good about my 2019 Subaru Outback Touring edition. It’s fully-loaded, gets great gas mileage, fun to drive, and is seriously beautiful with its green exterior and java brown leather interior.

This vehicle is fuel efficient, smart, and stylish. It’s very comfortable and I feel safe driving it. It has great space and it integrates well with Apple play.

I like the vehicle, however, I find understand how to utilize many of the options. For example I am still unable to turn off the audio system, the Bluetooth is unlike any of my previous vehicles, and I cannot find detailed information on several of the dash icons/warning lights such as the warning light "i". I know where the "i" light is, but am unable to decipher what it is warning me of or how to shut it off. I already miss my 4Runner and its readily decipherable options!

Great ride with excellent performance. I bought the last year of the 6 cylinder outback. So glad I did, great power. I did test drive the 4 cylinder model and it struggled to provide enough power for this size car. The 4 was sluggish while the 6 has pep! Love my Subaru!

The Subaru Outback is the perfect car for me. I was looking for something with comfort and cargo room but didn't want a poorly handling high profile SUV. I have the limited trim and love the features. Seats are comfortable, seating position is nice - feels like a more car like ride than SUV. The power of the engine is fine, more than adequate for normal driving. The transmission is fine, a light foot is needed to get the most of the CVT on starts and provides smooth acceleration up to driving speeds. So many features automatic high beams, power lift gate, moonroof, drive memory seat position, reclining rear seats, heated rear seats, adaptive cruise control. The lane departure seems a little sensitive but the beeping doesn't bother me and just added safety feature with lane assist and eye sight forward collision warning - really enjoy the peace of mind with safety in this vehicle.

This vehicle has pep It is comfortable, stylish, and the perfect size to fit all of the different people, dogs, and things that I carry. I love the special features like having 2 settings to memorize seat settings. It only takes a press of the button to switch my seat set up to how I like it after my husband has changed the seat setting to his options. I love the assisted driving functionality that comes with cruise control.