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Drivers in Elgin have five well-rounded versions of the Outback to choose from. At Budd Baer Subaru, we are dedicated to ensuring you get the right one for your lifestyle.
This entry-level trim is fully loaded with the features you will need for life around Elgin. Standard here are things like:
The Subaru Outback is an incredible vehicle with a vast array of capabilities, all of which can provide you with the dependable and comfortable driving experience. Furthermore, this vehicle is loaded with cutting-edge features that can help keep you secure behind the wheel.
This Subaru model also has a variety of trim levels from which you can choose.
A few weeks ago we took a look at the differences between Subaru Outback trim levels to help local drivers decide which of these wagons might be the best fit for your Pittsburgh-area lifestyle.
But Subaru changed the game a little, by introducing the new 2018 Subaru Outback--which boasts a few key changes that may make you rethink which trim you'll choose:
Which Outback has leather seats? Which is best to lease? Which Outback is best to buy? Which has the most horsepower?
We know that you've got questions about the 2017 Subaru Outback, and even if you've done your own research online to check out specs, dimensions, price, and features, you may still be left wondering things that brochures alone can't answer.
That's why Budd Baer Subaru is giving you a brief rundown of Outback trim levels, from base to fully-loaded, to help you understand your options a bit better.
With featured systems like Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking, Lane Sway and Departure Warning, and Pre-Collision Throttle Management, new EyeSight technology available in select new Subaru cars and SUVs are changing the way that we drive.
If you've ever felt like you needed an extra pair of eyes when driving in Pittsburgh or Bethel Park, this intuitive suite of safety features could be just what you're looking for. Add in Subaru's crystal-clear rearview camera that is now standard on nearly every model, and you've got safety on lockdown.
The only new 2017 Subaru model that does not offer Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive in any capacity is the sport-inspired Subaru BRZ coupe, which is designed to be capable and grippy through sheer engineering.
