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Used BROKEN HILL, NSW, 2880

2023 Subaru Outback AWD Touring

$35,990

Model Range

$32,990 - $42,739

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Odometer 39,578km

Body type Suv/Wagon

Fuel Petrol

Transmission Auto

Vehicle Overview

The 2023 Subaru Outback AWD Touring is a generously equipped crossover designed to combine long-distance comfort with the added confidence of all-wheel drive. Its SUV and wagon character gives it a practical profile for everyday use, while the Touring grade brings a stronger focus on cabin refinement, convenience and technology. With 39,578km displayed on the odometer, this used example offers a well-established balance between contemporary equipment and proven road usability.

Subaru’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system is central to the Outback’s appeal, providing a sure-footed foundation for changing road conditions. The listed Dual-Mode X-Mode system and selectable driving modes add flexibility when travelling beyond sealed roads, while hill descent control, rollover stability control and the Active Torque Transfer System support the vehicle’s capable brief. Integrated roof rails with built-in crossbars further enhance its practical side, offering a straightforward way to carry additional outdoor or touring equipment.

Inside, the Touring specification is focused on making longer journeys more comfortable. The cabin is described as having a Nappa leather-accented interior, with heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats and a heated steering wheel. Dual-zone climate control, rear air conditioning and a pollen filter help maintain a pleasant environment for occupants. A power tailgate with hands-free sensor adds convenience when loading the rear luggage area, while the five-seat, five-door layout retains the flexibility expected of a family-sized wagon-style SUV.

Technology is another highlight. The 11.6-inch portrait touchscreen is listed with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity and USB audio support. A nine-speaker Harman Kardon premium audio system, separate amplifier and CD player provide several ways to enjoy music, while the electric sunroof adds openness to the cabin. The driver is also supported by a 360-degree front and side view monitor and a facial-recognition driver monitoring system.

Safety equipment includes Subaru EyeSight driver-assistance technology, with adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and pre-collision braking identified in the vehicle comments. Road-sign recognition is paired with an adaptive speed limiter, and the vehicle is equipped with ABS, ventilated front and rear disc brakes and multiple airbag locations. Together, these systems give the Outback a broad suite of assistance and occupant-protection features without detracting from its versatile touring focus.