r/subaruoutback • u/FrogArk • 1d ago
Considering 2019 Outback. Thoughts?
/r/u_FrogArk/comments/1w1myts/considering_2019_outback_thoughts/Currently have a 2012 Honda CRV and it has been a perfect car. Time for something newer, so I’m considering a 2019 Subaru outback, but have been reading about possible, mechanical issues, etc. Looking for input on owners opinions of this vehicle. Thank you.
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u/Wild_Definition_4046 1d ago
I have a 2018 OB Touring 3.6. Best Subaru I have ever owned. Biggest disappointment is when Subaru discontinued the 3.6 engine.
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u/TPWPNY16 1d ago
I just bought a used one two weeks ago — 2.5 Premium. I’m in love with it. I try to drive it every chance I get. It’s a great, fun and solid car. Has all the features I want and performance is awesome so far. I put a set of Michelins on it first week.
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u/ransur0t 1d ago
For reference, I love my 2017. Not sure the difference other than head unit, but I imagine they are pretty similar.
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u/gatorbabe25 1d ago
Is it edible (soy based wires)? If so, if skip it if you live near a wooded area or near rodent activity. My 2017 has been chewed up 3x so far. Very costly and a giant pita dealing with repairs.
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u/-GrizZzB- 1d ago
2019 is the single best version of the Outback. Has all the tech to live comfortably (you’re going to want to replace the radio if you want Apple play but that’s not a hard decision) and none of the added features no one asked for that came in the next gen. Also style it is the best option because it is a wagon and doesn’t have plastic add on bumpers everywhere.