Used 2011 Subaru Outback Consumer Reviews
great ride
owned '97, '05 outbacks. 2011 version much improved in interior space, comfort seating and ergonomics. 3.6 engine is needed for highway; gas mileage much better than listed. Can't throw the new car around like the older models, miss the weather band radio and engine block heater. Back-up video takes time to get used to but worth it;
Never lets me down.
I bought my Outback new. Inching up on 150,000 miles now, and haven’t spent a penny on it other than regular maintenance.
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- 2.5i Premium 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,995301 mi away
- 2.5i Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,395397 mi away
- 2.5i Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $8,995139 mi away
Last Subaru for a while
I really love this car, don’t get me wrong. I take care of this car so well, but I’m tired of putting thousands of dollars in repairs on this car every year. I won’t be buying a Subaru for a long time if ever again.
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Get a 3.6 R!
At the time I bought my outback there weren't any real good reviews for the 3.6, most were for the 2.5 so I was hesitant. However after 4500 miles I am really glad I got the bigger engine! The extra power is awesome and really performs quite well! I also disagree with the review stating that the ride is "doughy" and lacks response. Its a wagon, not a rally car! So far I have gotten between 22 and 24 miles per gallon and on the highway actually get around 26! The upgraded stereo system is nice, and for the most part my bluetooth has worked really well. This is a great trip car! Have been on several road trips already and have put 4500 miles on the car in three months!
Great Car
I've only had it a short time. I'm looking forward to taking a trip with it. I had an Impala before and had it for 8 years. I really liked it. But not as much as I like my outback. I compared and test drove a lot of other cars before I bought our outback. I read al lot of reviews and none compared. I always came back to this one.