2012 Subaru Outback

In this 2012 Subaru Outback review we will look at all the great features that it comes with.  This series has the same pumped up wagon appearance that was originally used in 2010. This evolved from the original outback look.  It was deemed to be what pioneered the cross-over sport utility vehicle in 1995.  Albeit this is the fourth generation Outback, the general formula remains essentially the same.  However, the junior sports utility appearance has been somewhat changed as time has progressed.

The 2012 Subaru Outback has a more rough look than does the legacy.  This is so due to its black-out treatments in its lower front as well as its rear fascias. In addition, the Subaru Outback is approximately 4 ½ inches more in height and almost 2 inches more in length than the sedan.

As a kind of a bonus, it has a ground clearance of 8.7 inches, which is almost 3 inches more than the Crosstour or the Venza.  As a matter of fact, this is more than some crossovers that are SUV-like such as the Honda Pilot for instance that has eight inches.

The basic design of the 2012Subaru Outback and the Legacy Sedan are very similar.  As such, it has great finishes as well as materials that are of very good quality, making it very comfortable indeed.  The grille has the winged motif as does the headlamp and the dashboard.  It has the usual round gauges as well as a number of different types of buttons that are very simple to use.

The cabin of the 2012 Subaru Outback is very big and has a lot of headroom as well as 37.8 inches of leg room for the seats at the rear of the vehicle.  This amount of space is comparable to that of the Accord Crossour and also puts it very close to the Venza as we as the 2012 Ford edge and the Equinox.  These vehicles have significantly bigger wheelbases, which is the distance that lies between the rear axles and the front axles.  This is essential with respect to the amount that the volume on the inside of an automobile can afford.

The wheelbase of the 2012 Subaru Outback surpasses that of the Nissan Murano as well as the Jeep Grand Cherokee.  It gives the owner 34.3 cubic feet to the back of the rear seats and is able to be expanded to 71.3 cubic feet.  It split seatbacks can recline and as such, it proffers the inhabitants o the vehicle with that much more passenger comfort.