The latest Subaru Outback will serve you well if you need plenty of cargo space. Its rear cargo area has a volume of 32.6 cubic feet, and that cargo capacity expands to 75.6 cubic feet when you lower the rear seats. Most Subaru Outback vehicles come with power-adjustable driver's seats and heated seats in their first rows. They can have ventilation in their front-row seats and heated rear outboard seats. Upholstery options include cloth, StarTex, leather, and Nappa leather, all of which look very nice. Some of the more luxurious amenities, like a memory system for the driver's seat and a hands-free power rear gate, can elevate the vehicle even more.

LED steering responsive headlights and LED fog lights can make this model stand out and do a great job illuminating the road. The raised roof rails can come in handy when securing more oversized items to your vehicle, and the high ground clearance will make it easier to handle challenging trails. Most Subaru Outback vehicles sit 8.7 inches off the ground and have 17-inch or 18-inch wheels. The Subaru Outback Wilderness, in contrast, is perched 9.5 inches off the ground, and it rides on all-terrain tires that are better suited for rough conditions.

While the Subaru Outback Base features a seven-inch touchscreen, the others all have 11.6-inch touchscreens. Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and SiriusXM come with the basic infotainment system, and navigation is optional. Some of the available high-tech systems that will interest Oakland, NJ, shoppers are its Wi-Fi capability and its Harman Kardon sound system.