Used Subaru Outback for Sale

What's New in the 2022 Subaru Outback?

The 2018 Outback received a midcycle refresh, with a more aggressive grille and headlight treatment, new wheels for the Limited trim, available steering-responsive headlights and, on Limited and Touring trims with EyeSight, automatic high beams. A revised suspension delivers a smoother ride while sound-insulating glass helps quiet the cabin. Inside, a new dash features more soft-touch material, and a new center stack now features an 8-inch touchscreen (6.5-in on the base trim) and revised HVAC controls. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, and a new gray interior option is available for both cloth and leather.

How Much Does a 2022 Subaru Outback Cost?

The Subaru Outback is offered in six trims: 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited, 2.5i Touring, 3.6R Limited and 3.6R Touring. The 2.5i ($26,810) includes a CVT automatic transmission with a 7-speed manual mode and paddle shifters, 17-in aluminum wheels, a 6.5-inch touchscreen radio with Bluetooth phone and music streaming, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Starlink telematics and USB/iPod integration. Also standard is X-Mode with hill-descent control and hill-start assist, cruise control, manual air conditioning, remote keyless entry, a roof rack with integrated crossbars, a rear back-up camera, a tilt-telescopic steering wheel, a rear window defroster, a rear wiper/washer, a hill-holder feature, a height-adjustable driver's seat and seat-back release levers in the cargo area. The 2.5i Premium ($28,910) adds a 10-way power driver's seat, the All-Weather package (3-mode heated front seats, heated side mirrors and heated windshield de-icers), a 6-speaker audio system with an 8-inch touchscreen and SiriusXM radio, the Starlink Safety and Security package, dual-zone automatic climate control, fog lights and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Options for the Premium trim include navigation radio, the EyeSight adaptive cruise control and collision-avoidance system (also includes rear cross-traffic alert, a blind spot monitoring system, auto high beams, lane-keep assist and lane-departure warning), a power moonroof and a power rear lift gate. The 2.5i Limited ($33,610) adds keyless access with push-button start, perforated leather seating, a 4-way power passenger seat, 18-in alloy wheels, rear-seat air vents, dual-mode heated rear seats, a 576-watt Harman Kardon audio upgrade with 12 speakers and a subwoofer, a rear vehicle-detection system with cross-traffic alert, wood grain dash trim and a power rear lift gate. The 3.6R Limited ($36,310) adds the more powerful 6-cylinder engine, a beefed up CVT transmission and steering-responsive HID headlights. Options for the Limited trims include the EyeSight system, high-beam assist, reverse automatic braking, LED steering-responsive headlights (2.5i), navigation and a power moonroof. The 2.5i Touring ($37,405) adds unique exterior color and trim, Java Brown leather interior, a heated steering wheel, EyeSight driver-assist technology with high-beam assist and reverse automatic braking, low-profile roof rails and a rear bumper cover. The 3.6R Touring ($39,605) includes the same features as the 2.5i Touring but adds the larger 6-cylinder engine. In addition to the factory packages, Subaru offers a plethora of dealer-installed accessories such as remote starting, protective side molding, rear-bumper protectors and speaker upgrades. Also on the list are numerous attachments for the roof rack, including bike, kayak and ski holders, as well as cargo carriers in various sizes.