Having been Subaru’s best-selling car of all time in the USA, the Subaru Outback has always been a crowd favorite with its positive reputation for functionality and performance. The latest 2015 revamp comes with plenty of additions and new features over previous models. For starters, the 2015 Outback sports a 2.5 liter 175 horse power engine that offers a fairly comfortable fuel economy at 28 mpg combined, and is additionally much quieter than its predecessors. For those on the adventurous side, you’ll be happy to know that the 2015 model is equipped with high performance all-wheel drive as well as a stiffer chassis, offering a significant improvement to handling.
The 2015 Outback has also received a few minor adjustments in the aesthetics departments. Although the general body of the car bares strong resemblance to the previous year’s model. A few alterations such as repositioned mirrors, thickened glass, slightly sleeker shaping, and gratuitously applied acoustic foam treatment have been added to achieve a more stylish, sporty, and quieter (literally) look. The interior provides both spacious seating and cargo space at 35.5 cu.-ft., as well as an elegant and simple trim along the dashboard and doors.
In terms of safety, the 2015 model has seen the addition of a new vehicle detection system. The system includes a blind spot warning system with rear cross traffic alert, as well a lane change assist system that warns the drive of rear approaching vehicles. Consumers also have the option of adding the Eyesight Technology feature, which affects a variety of features in the car. Eyesight technology optimizes the effectiveness of the optional adaptive cruise control feature as well as the lane departure warning system. It also includes a pre-collision braking system, and is capable of bringing the vehicle to a full stop both smoothly and quickly depending on the situation.
Overall, the 2015 Outback shows a fair share of improvements over its predecessors and goes to prove once again why it’s Subaru’s best-selling car of all time.
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