The Subaru Outback can trace its roots back to the mid-1990s when this brand decided to take a humble estate car and give it a chunky, go-anywhere look and it’s this ethos which remains true to the model today.
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The Subaru Outback is a car to fly in the face of the current trend for crossovers and SUVs. While it may look a little SUV-like from some angles, it’s essentially a beefed-up estate car with extra ground clearance and four-wheel-drive for improved off-road handling.
Today, the Outback makes for an attractive used buy with the most recent model - launched in 2015 - bringing a good selection of standard features alongside a rugged approach to build quality.
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