Acceleration is missing kind of rough ride but for the year and price can't complain. Great car love it good value yes

I upgraded my Outback with EyeSight for safety and love it! I'm convinced it's saved me from a few fender benders already. I like the roominess. But I buy Subarus (this is my fourth) for their overall quality, reliability, safety, power/performance and 4wd capability. Compared with the rest of the lineup the 3.6L Outback Limited is loaded with luxury features like the moon roof, leather/power/heated seats, bluetooth connectivity, navigation, rear backup camera, etc. For a mere $1200 extra you can get the EyeSight system too! I love this car and am pretty sure it will keep me happy for the next 10 years of ownership before I'm likely to upgrade again.

This car, like every other Subaru I've owned is fun to drive. H6 Boxer engine has some pickup, allowing you to pass others easily on the highway and makes going up Mountain passes a breeze. The handling is spot on, turns on a dime and the tires really grip the ground. Lots of cargo room, the cabin doesn't feel cramped like in prior generations. Special Appearance Package also includes push button start, side view mirror blinkers, and drivers seat memory, all huge bonuses to a already solid car. The interior styling in the front cabin is kinda an eye sore, especially the horrible looking buttons in the Navigation System. The Nav is hard to use. It shouldn't take a 200 page book to show me how to use it. Fuel economy also suffers in the H6, but so far is spot on from the EPA rating.

Great all around car. 2.4 liter wont win races but it serves the purpose lol

It has everything that in looking for awd, comfort seat, plenty of storage, I can tow with, great gas mileage and entertainment system. I have compared it with Mazda CX-5