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Ex-Demo Albion Park Rail, NSW, 2527

2025 Subaru Outback AWD Touring 6GEN

$46,888

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Model Range

$33,990 - $59,990

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Odometer 2,790km

Body type Suv

Fuel Petrol

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

This 2025 Subaru Outback AWD Touring is a low-kilometre demo SUV that combines long-distance comfort with the added confidence of four-wheel drive. Finished in Magnetite Grey with a black interior, it brings the practical space and raised driving position expected of an Outback together with the refinement of the Touring grade.

Its naturally aspirated 2.5-litre petrol engine produces 245 Nm of torque and works with an automatic continuously variable transmission. The four-wheel-drive system and active torque transfer system are well suited to changing road conditions, while selectable driving modes, hill descent control and hill holding assistance add useful control when the surface becomes less predictable. The listed 7 L/100km fuel consumption and 63-litre tank also support the Outback's role as a versatile everyday and touring vehicle.

Inside, the Touring specification focuses on comfort for both driver and passengers. Nappa leather seating, heated front and rear seats, ventilated front seats and electric adjustment provide a broad range of ways to tailor the cabin, while the driver's memory function and heated steering wheel add convenience in regular use. The second row reclines and splits for added flexibility, helping the cabin adapt between passenger duties and carrying larger items.

Technology is integrated throughout the vehicle rather than treated as an afterthought. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, including wireless connectivity, complement satellite navigation, a digital instrument display, Bluetooth, digital radio and a premium sound system with nine speakers and a subwoofer. A power tailgate with hands-free operation makes access to the cargo area easier when carrying equipment, while roof rails and a full-size alloy spare wheel reinforce the Outback's practical touring brief.

Safety equipment is extensive, with a five-star ANCAP rating, front and rear vision cameras, blind-spot monitoring, front and rear cross-traffic alerts, rear parking assistance and forward, reversing and pedestrian-aware collision mitigation. Adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, active lane-keeping assistance, road-sign recognition and driver attention monitoring provide further support during everyday driving and longer trips.