Subaru Outback for Sale in Port Richey, FL

Comfortable ride,love the adjustable seat that fits me perfectly. Very quiet. Every amenity you could possibly need. Safety features sold me on this vehicle. Sound system is great.

I bought this car because I was looking for a 4wd that could tow at least 3000 lbs if needed. I’ve owned this car for approx three years and I use it to drive to work and up to visit my friends in Maine. It is extremely reliable with loads of interior room for all transport needs. I highly recommend this auto.

This is a super comfortable car. The driver’s seat adjusts every which way so you can be comfy. Plenty of leg room in the front and rear. Lots of cup holders too!

This car meets all of my needs. It is a dependable car with a few preferred features: AWD, heated seats, leather interior, excellent repair history , affordable .

Just what I want in a car. It holds the road on ice and snow and is a pleasure to drive year around. My last Subaru, a 2000 purchased new had no major problems until it died an official death at alnost 300,000 miles.

I thought this vehicle was a great car for the value. It drives well, and has great "get up and go." It's a great family vehicle, and has plenty of cargo space for all of the gear hauling you do as a parent or active person!

Pros: Mechanically sound, good fit and finish. Excellent fuel economy for an awd suv, excellent safety assist features (Eyesight) Cons: Horrendous user interface for all infotainment - I have never sworn so much at a car - all electronic controls were counter intuitive. Some were just plain stupid such as when putting car in reverse, as rear view camera comes on there is no way to mute stereo which is set at same level/station as when the car was last turned off! Even the window controls operated the opposite way I have been accustomed (down position of switch feels like it should be up, etc.) Another con, I found the seat cushions to be too short (inadequate length under thigh towards the knee) for long trips. Very odd that a car that could have been so good, struck out in such basic, easily correctable ways. They should fire their electronics designer and borrow some seat ergonomics know-how from the Swedes or Germans - and they will have a very good car!

Great potential vehicle unless you have very tall people. The vehicle lacked leg room in the second seat if the driver seat is all the way back. The lane assist feature is great along with the four wheel drive system. I looked carefully at purchasing this car until we hit the leg room issue.

Our 2017 Subaru Outback limited 2.5 has been a very practical and reliable vehicle for us. Extremely safe with eyesight safety suite. However, the interior needs to be a bit more luxurious. The engine, road and wind noise were basically unacceptable. I remedied that by extensive soundproofing on teh doors, floor and cargo area.

We have wanted an Outback for several years and finally bought one. We had a Legacy and loved it but wanted more room and towing capacity. Love how it handles in the snow.

While it's not the most eye-catching or fun car on the road, it certainly is very practical and a great bang for the buck. Great in the snow, good on gas and very roomy inside.

I drove my Pearl across the country from California to Tampa Florida, with no issues! Dependable/reliable and durable. Pearl was love at first site and thanks to the folks at Capitol Subaru, California I was able to finance my Subaru, with not stellar credit they helped. Now my car is fully paid for and I love my Outback. I got my son to buy his own 2016 Subaru!

My Outback is sturdy, dependable, comfortable and, as far as I'm concerned, really cool. It handles really well in the snow and is rugged enough so I feel comfortable driving just about anywhere, yet luxurious enough to enjoy long distance trips at the wheel. It is also very highly rated for safety, which makes me feel more comfortable driving my family around.

This is my adventure car. It is great in the rain and snow and for heading to the mountain trails. The ground clearance is great for the rough mountain roads. Love it.

This Vehicle has done everything iv'e asked of it and has never let me down.To me the styling is excellant and interior is greatAll the conveinaces this Veh. has far exceeds my wants and needs

It met all my expectations! I absolutely love it! The ride is so comfortable for the driver and riders. The heated seats are perfect for this weather. I have nothing negative to say. I just wish I could have purchased a new one!

This car met all my needs, is stylish, comfortable and has great gas mileage. I love the car! It’s a great car if you have dog!

Love these car- lots of cargo space with good fuel economy. However, the headlamps were constantly burning out- until Subaru extended the repair at no cost, but really was inconvenient, and I was pulled over a few times for it. My 4cyl had timing belt(s), and had to be replaced twice (so far), due to the maintenance- very expensive at the dealership. The CV boots were replaced from wear, and the sparkplug seals deteriorated- causing motor oil to leak into the sparkplug housing. My Outback was a standard shift- and I have had to replace the clutch once- I have never ever had to replace a clutch in any car I have ever owned. My 2011 Outback was a "Check Engine Light" nightmare which included replacing the O2 sensors, and the catalytic convertors - very expensive. All of these repairs were performed by a Subie mechanic- but not the dealer. These are very expensive repairs at a dealership. Tires can be a bit of a problem for cupping- so I rotate every 5K- and that seems to correct the issue. This is my second Subie, and the first one ran over 360K miles. However, they can be costly to maintain- and that's with me performing a lot of the maintenance myself. I currently have over 210,000 miles on the car, and would like to keep it another year at least- hopefully to get some of the repair cost back. I plan to replace the Outback in a year, and will most likely purchase another Subaru. I understand the new models do not have a timing belt, and they no longer offer the manual trans. Other issues common to the Outback includes the head gasket (fingers crossed), my mechanic tells me it's a common issue for the boxer engines. The Outback is an awesome choice for a small/mid SUV. It gets great gas mileage, has lots of cargo space and can handle just about any weather condition. Besides looking at the new Outback (2018, 2019), I am also looking at the Toyota RAV4, and Honda CRV, and the Subaru Forrester (2019). If you purchase a used Outback, make sure you know the service history. If the car has not been maintained, you can end up spending a lot of money after purchase.

Comfortable and smart interior, sporty handling. Looks good on the outside, plenty of space in trunk, seats fold down very easily. Good all round visibility

Decent value for the money. Superb AWD. Good quality materials used in interior. Mileage in the 6cyl is so-so. But better performance makes it worth it. Quality issues with the high end head units, and a recall for gas gauge being off by 1/8th tank.