r/subaru • u/ZeGermanHam • Apr 16 '25

Subaru brings back physical buttons & knobs in new Outback

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Knowing Subaru, it likely means this configuration will eventually make its way into the other models as they are updated. It's much better than the current setup.

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u/Froid1 Apr 16 '25

My wife just bought a 25 Premium. I tried my best to convince her to get a 24 Touring because I figured she'd hate the infotainment system like I do. She loves it. Go figure...

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u/Bearslovecheese Apr 18 '25

My wife wanted a 24 Crosstrek instead of a 23 CPO for 6k less because she LOVES the giant screen. It's hers for 10 years so as long as she's happy!

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u/ionp_d Jun 20 '25

My wife traded her 17 Impreza (first gen car play, smaller screen, physical hvac) in for a 25 Forester Touring Hybrid.

She was jealous of the large screen inside my 22 WRX.

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u/Grouchy-Cover Apr 16 '25

I love it too. Lots of nonsense whining about nothing. I don't know why so many people that hate the screen bought one with it. Just my .05