Subaru Outback Specs & Dimensions

In its entry-level Limited spec, the Subaru Outback gets as standard adaptive LED headlights, 18-inch alloy wheels, heating controls for the front and rear seats and keyless entry. There are also automatic wipers, a reversing camera, climate control and an array of safety assists like a lane keep assist, blind spot monitoring and autonomous emergency braking.

Appropriately enough, considering its name, Field versions of the Subaru Outback are a bit better suited to off-road driving than the standard car. For instance, there’s water-repellent seat upholstery that should be easier to keep clean than the entry-level Outback’s cloth seats. This spec has a more rugged look, too, thanks to the black trim on the bumpers and front fascia.

Range-topping Touring cars come with the most creature comforts of all Subaru Outback models. Equipment this version has over the rest of the range includes a digital reversing camera, automatically-folding wing mirrors, a premium sound system and a driver drowsiness monitor safety aid.

The Outback Touring X is limited to just 100 units in the UK, and sits at the top of the range. Geyser blue metallic paint and dark-finished 18-inch alloy wheels come as standard, as does Nappa leather upholstery, heated seats front and rear, a sunroof and an 11-speaker Harman Kardon sound system.