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It is extremely comfortable. Dual-zone air-conditioning which lets you set different temperatures on either side of the cabin. That inspires confidence when driving out of tight corners. We took it to the snow and it was very comfortable and quiet, lots of power, plenty of room for skis on the roof, plenty of room for luggage and skit boots, and the front seats are heated.

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Was this review helpful? Whilst it was a very good car , I have since sold it CVT auto transmission just annoyed the crap out of me in the end No defined gears, found engine to be very underpowered Vague steering and no feel However very well built vehicle. Des posted on Nov 05, Hussain asked on Oct 06, Picko asked on Sep 04, Chris asked on Mar 08, Everyone is different, but I find the seats fine.

I have never had a Camry, but we moved to the Outback from a Honda Accord. I especially like the slightly higher seating and increased visibility out of the Outback. I can say this: Since we have had the Outback we have driven from Queensland to Melbourne and Adelaide separate trips and in Dec.

I can't say we never got tired of riding, but we thought it was as good as the Honda Accord. Furthermore the increased ground clearance made all the difference on dirt, gravel, and sand. Perhaps not everyone would agree, but I find the Outback a very comfortable ride and a great all around car in which to travel.

In fact, we are planning on selling this one to our son and buying another new one at year end. As you would have noticed that although outback competes in the SUV segment it's not really that Tall Boy types like forester and hence pretty good with speed breakers. Personally I found seats comfortable and they even have adjustable back support but then everyone is different.

Belmakov replied on Mar 13, Comfy car was so impressed we bought one good boot space handles well quiet eats up the miles and enjoyable to drive diesel model But already having issues with the dpf hope Subaru sort it or Toyota might be our next choice do love the car pleasure to drive but thinking we maybe should have opted for a petrol variant.

Froggy replied on May 12, Write a review Ask a question. Badge Show All No Badge 1 2. Your trust is our top concern. Companies can't alter or remove reviews from ProductReview. Sep Drives well. Maps vastly superior to the older version in our Outback - speed zone notifications in maps and on instrument screen are especially useful.

Car has plenty of go and is very comfortable. Lot's of space in the back seats and boot. Happy now the Starlink system has been replaced. Write a review on ProductReview. Apr Outback 3. I bought this car because I was impressed by my experience with my last car Subaru liberty 2. That was my first Subaru. It had a mesmerising pull when it occasionally downshifted to 1st gear when flooring the pedal below km.

It engages the rear differential and revved up all the way to redline bringing the car to km in such a short time. It also sticked to the road when cornering, you could feel the outer wheels holding the car from going outside the turning trajectory. That made my decision to buy another Subie. And this time a wagon with even a bigger engine because I wanted that mesmerising experience. Granted the eyesight combined with this trans is very quiet and comfy.

But accelerating in CVT I noticed it just gives a split burst of torque. So I feel less in control and hard to predict driving this car compared to my old Liberty sedan. I can feel the G force not just going in lateral direction but in vertical direction aka suspension sinking too much unlike my last 4 gen Liberty.

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