What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Subaru Outback? Is it worth buying?

1. First, let’s talk about the advantages of Outback.

As the flagship model among Subaru cars currently on sale, the Outback still has many advantages worth mentioning.

1. The complete vehicle is imported, with guaranteed quality, stable quality, good reliability, and low failure rate. After all, it is a global product, and the quality is guaranteed. Main configurations, the luxury version and above come standard with intelligent hawk-eye driving assistance system, active braking function, automatic car following, accidental accelerator protection system, track departure reminder, full-speed adaptive cruise and other functions. A daily routine maintenance, including oil change and working hours, costs less than 800 yuan at a 4S store.

2. Equipped with two core technologies, the horizontally opposed engine and the left-right symmetrical full-time four-wheel drive system, the Outback has good driving stability, safety, handling stability and excellent off-road escape capabilities. This is indeed unique among models of the same class or price range. What is commendable is that these two core technologies are standard on all Subaru models.

3. The Outback's platform is derived from the Legacy sedan, and the chassis is tuned more toward sedans. The ride comfort is good, and the sound insulation is better than the Forester of the same brand. The fuel economy performance is quite good. As a four-wheel drive vehicle, it is more fuel-efficient than ordinary SUV models.

4. The Outback is more of a cross-border travel SUV, with full-time four-wheel drive, a length of 4.82 meters, a ground clearance of nearly 22CM, a wide and slender body, and taking into account the characteristics of both a sedan and an SUV; It has a high chassis, large space, good comfort, and outstanding fuel economy. It is a good multi-functional station wagon that can meet your various needs.

2. Regarding the shortcomings:

It is true that the Subaru brand has low domestic popularity, small market appeal, few ownership, and few repair outlets, and the paint is thin, etc. Issues such as long spare parts cycles.

3. As for whether it is worth buying?

I think you still need to analyze it based on your own needs. First, what is your car purchase budget? Is it just right or does it have a lot of budget? If you have a bigger budget, you can choose better cars. Secondly, are there any requirements for the brand, joint venture? Or import? Small brand or big brand? From the perspective of psychological needs, do you value vehicle performance and vehicle quality more, or do you pay more attention to things like face, etc.

So I can only say this: Among the models of the same level and similar price as the Outback, the Outback is a highly recommended model.