Outback AWD Wilderness new Subaru | ShortsCars

Subaru celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Outback with a new 7th generation. It's a little bigger and boxier, but is it a big deal? Check out Mike Danger's first look and find out!

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More than skin deep
The moment you step inside, it just makes sense. Everything feels solid, considered and intelligent. The seats hold you in all the right places, keeping you comfortable on long drives and steady through rough tracks. With heating* and ventilation* built in, it feels right whatever the weather.

There's space where it matters most. More headroom. More light. A layout that feels instinctive, like the car already knows what you’ll reach for next. Loading up is easy too, with wide openings, clever storage, a multi-use cargo cover, MOLLE anchor points and thoughtful touches that make life easier.

And then there's Wilderness. Reinforced tie-downs. Stronger roof rails. Smarter load capacity. It’s not just an interior; it’s a command centre for whatever adventure comes next.

You'll love it because it feels like Subaru built it with you in mind — not just to get you there, but to make every moment along the way feel effortless.

Outback AWD Wilderness From $65,638

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5 Year/Unlimited Km Warranty
Features build upon Subaru Outback AWD
2.4-litre turbocharged horizontally-opposed direct injection Boxer 4-cylinder, petrol engine
2100kg braked towing capacity
X-Mode (2 mode)
Electronic control dampers
240mm ground clearance
Full 12.3" LCD Instrument Cluster (Wilderness themed)
Wireless Qi charger
Synthetic leather (emboss tetra pattern) with Wilderness logo in head rest
Heated seats - rear (outer)
18" alloy wheels - matte black finish
Full size spare wheel
Wilderness exterior theme
6 LED front fog lights

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COMMENTS

- So a larger Forester that is actually a design taken from the Ford Freestyle or something like it in the early 2000s with the interior looking quite good but the Wilderness being given this generic grill smh.. I will stick with my 25’ And will see what type of changes they make if any in the next 3 years that may or may not prompt me to trade mine in.

- I love it except for that over sized front end….its just a big box a big square on the the front..! But if it was given to me id drive it around proudly

- I just hope the next generation outback won't look like a combination of rav4-flex. The 1st generation wilderness was already beautiful! They just need to change the infotainment and interior like this new 2025.

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