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The 2023 Subaru Outback is both more refined and rugged at the same time

New styling, new features, more trim options, and more refinement are the main highlights of the refreshed Subaru Outback, but no more flat-six engine

8 trims are available

Base, Premium, Limited, Onyx, Onyx XT, WILDERNESS, Touring, and Touring XT. The XT stands for the more pwoerful, turbocharged engine. Subaru's Symetrical AWD system is standard on all trims.

More ground clearance than before

The 2019 Subaru Outback had a ground clearance of 7.87 in (200 mm). The refreshed Outback has a ground clearance of 8.37 in (213 mm) to 8.66 in (220 mm), depending on the wheel size. The WILDERNESS package increases it to 9.5 in (241 mm)

The base engine is still a naturally-aspirated flat-4

While providing adequate performance, the 2.4-liter turbocharged flat-4 unit, which has 260 hp and 277 lb/ft is more exciting, boasting a 0-60 mph time of 5.8 seconds. The only available transmission is Subaru's LinearTronic CVT

New, more rugged styling

New grill design and more extensive cladding at the front and back, especially in the WILDERNESS trim, make the Outback truly, off-road worthy. There are also new LED headlights and taillights for the 2023 model year

The interior is, by far, the most premium of any Subaru, yet

There is more substnatial amount of leather on the dashboard and door panels. In terms of upholstery, there are a few cloth and leather options, as well as Subaru's StarTex upholstery

Improved connectivity

The 11.6-inch infotainment screen provides many features. The new additions are wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Cloud Apps. This is also the first Subair to use what3words GPS navigation

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The Subaru Outback, once again, combines SUV capabilities, with t he sleeker silhouette of a station wagon. The more rugged look and higher ground clearance make it the ultimate all-terrain passenger car