2012 Subaru Outback 2.5i Premium En venta

Vehicle Highlights:One-owner vehiclePersonal vehicleRegular oil changes17-inch alloy wheelsKeyless entryFull power accessoriesAutomatic headlightsEight-way power driver seat (with power lumbar) Leather-wrapped steering wheelCruise control Air-conditioning Cloth upholstery Tilt-and-telescoping steering wheelHeated front seats Heated mirrors Windshield wiper de-icerBluetooth phone and audio streaming capability Six-speaker sound system with an iPod/USB audio interface, CD player and an auxiliary audio jackFog lightsBody-color mirrorsRear privacy glassRoof rack rails with fold-out crossbarsReclining rear seats Review from :Like most all-wheel-drive crossovers, the chances are pretty slim that many 2012 Subaru Outbacks will ever traverse places as wild and remote as its Australian namesake. That reality does nothing to diminish this rugged wagon's appeal, however. Key to the Outback's allure are its 8.7 inches of ground clearance and surprisingly capable all-wheel-drive system. While it's not designed for serious off-roading, this midsize wagon will let you explore graded fire roads and snow-clogged streets with confidence. The fact that this capability is balanced with civilized ride and handling means the Outback is one of the more well-rounded family movers out there. Its strengths are completed by a pair of horizontally opposed engines — a fuel-efficient four-cylinder and a gutsy flat-6. The Outback's attractive and spacious interior is another plus. There's plenty of head- and legroom even in the rear seat, while a generous cargo hold and a clever roof rack with fold-out crossbars make the Outback a practical alternative to larger crossovers. As if this weren't enough, strong crash test scores add a healthy dose of peace of mind. If you're looking for a traditional wagon, there are surprisingly few alternatives. The Volkswagen Jetta Sportwagen is similarly priced, but considerably smaller. The Volvo XC70 is similarly sized, but considerably more expensive. Inevitably, the Outback will likely be cross-shopped against other popular crossovers, including the Chevrolet Equinox, Dodge Journey, Honda CR-V and Nissan Murano. We think the 2012 Subaru Outback makes a strong case for itself against these, offering a great balance of utility, capability and refinement. If the pictures are not available. then the vehicle is not at our dealership yet, please call in advance for vehicle availabilityse habla español