What makes the Subaru Outback different from other raised wagons in the Canadian market?
The Outback occupies a near-unique position: 213 mm of ground clearance, standard Symmetrical AWD and X-MODE allow it to go well beyond what a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry can manage on an unpaved road, yet on Highway 401 or the Trans-Canada it cruises with the comfort and fuel economy of a normal wagon — around 9.0 L/100 km at steady highway speeds with the 2.5L. No direct competitor combines light off-road capability, 1,820L of folded cargo space and a refined long-distance driving character as convincingly at its price point in Canada.








