It may have been four years since this vehicle was first introduced to the American public, but support for the car has not wavered despite the release of new cars every year. The secret of the 2011 Subaru Outback? Sustainability and features that remain relevant, and would remain relevant for many years to come.
When the 2011 Subaru Outback first came out, it was well received, especially by those who frequent trips to mountains and snowy regions, because of its capability to drive smoothly off-road without a problem, with its all-wheel drive system. This is something that attracts buyers up until today, when choosing from car dealerships in Covington, LA.
The 2011 Outback is as smooth and agile as other mid-size sedans, but is a much better choice for off-road drives. It also has a generous cargo room that is comparatively roomier than other cars of its size. The raised seat is also a good middle ground for those who find sedans too low, and SUV's too high. This car is equipped with folding side mirrors, an XM Satellite radio, a rear vision camera, and a mobile Wi-Fi - all ideal specs up to now.
Fuel economy is also pretty good, since it has an 18-gallon fuel tank that, when full, could run up to 500 miles before needing to be refueled. The automatic transmission also makes no discernible noise or clicks when shifting gears. It comes with an electronic parking brake with hill holder, so you don't have to fear the steeper roads.
Addressing some of the complaints from previous models, the 2011 Subaru Outback has added more legroom and headroom to make passengers in the backseat more comfortable. The rear door is also bigger than previous models to allow an easier entry and exit. The car has an 8.7 ground clearance, which makes it an ideal set of wheels for almost any terrain or condition.
Many people have loved this car due to the great driving experience and comfort that it offers; in fact, it sells well in many used car dealerships like Baldwin Subaru. Whether you'll choose to buy a new one or a used one is up to you. The only sure thing is that the 2011 Subaru Outback is not a choice that you would regret, no matter how many years would pass.
Sources:
(2011 Subaru Outback Review, kbb.com)
(Used 2011 Subaru Outback Wagon Review, edmunds.com)
