Equipment & Pricing
Given that all-wheel drive is standard, the Forester packs impressive value. Subaru shaved some $1,200 off the sticker price for 2009, so the 2.5X now starts at $19,995 without the destination charge, including a temperature/gas mileage display, A/C, cruise control, a CD player with an MP3 auxiliary jack, power accessories and remote keyless entry — albeit with Subaru's dated, flimsy keyfob.
An automatic transmission costs $1,200 — a bit much, considering the Escape's automatic costs $1,000 and the last Forester's automatic was $800. The Premium Package adds alloy wheels, a panoramic moonroof and more for $2,500. An automatic comes standard on the 2.5X L.L.Bean ($25,995), which includes heated leather seats, automatic climate control and a power driver's seat. Turbo models start at $26,195 and top out close to $30,000. A navigation system is optional with either drivetrain.
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List names function
The voice tags registered in the phonebook are spoken by using the list names function. To use the list names function, perform the following procedure.
1. Select the “PHONE BOOK” menu.
2. Select th ...
The Inside
Even on my long road trip, I found the driver's seat very comfortable. Being
a Limited, the car had leather upholstery, and both front seats had power
adjustments and seat heaters. The heaters hav ...
Wheels and tyres
The standard wheel and tyre combination on the Subaru Outback is a 17-inch
alloy wheel with 225/60 R17 tyre.
STRUCTURE AND SAFETY
As well as 'new-look' styling, larger dimensions and new suspens ...
