Used 2015 Subaru Outback Consumer Reviews
Roomy, capable ... just not for me
I owned a 2015 Subaru Outback Premium PZEV for about six months, and it was a capable, roomy, well-appointed vehicle. I traded it in only because I couldn't live with the sluggish acceleration and whiny CVT drone in the 2.4L drivetrain. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this car to anyone who values all-wheel drive stability, plenty of cargo space, lots of driver safety features and a really comfortable cabin. It was just that my personal preference and priorities didn't quite mesh with the Subie's appointed mission of getting folks and a lot of their stuff easily from A to B with little drama or excitement. While that was a deal-breaker for me eventually, I know lots of folks will be very happy with an Outback as their daily driver.
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Subaru fades
1997 17 years with a great Outback 2013 new car determined to be a lemon 2015 given new Outback...brakes/tires needed replacement at 25k. First battery died while camping. Second battery died in garage in under 1 year. Drivers seat ripped in 2 Nd year....replaced under warranty..ripped twice more in different places (not the “leather” is not leather). 2020...traded in. Bought a 2020 Honda CRV touring.. Done with Subaru!
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- 2.5i Limited PZEV 4dr SUVMSRP: $11,2208 mi away
- 3.6R Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $16,73231 mi away
- 2.5i Premium PZEV 4dr SUVMSRP: $7,49946 mi away
Battery issue
I start having problem stating the ignition. The battery is intermittently giving problems. I always check that there is no light left on. I had it jump couple of times from Subaru road assistance and AAA. I was told that don't leave the key to accessories, that it will drain the battery. I think the battery had issues. i will bring it to dealership. Its just only 2 years old.
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Electrical issues not good- Stranded Mother-In-Law
There is no explanation or solution offered by service department and as mentioned in other reviews the battery will be dead if you do not drive vehicle on a regular basis. I keep a battery charger on stand-by in garage and have used it at least 4 times in last 6 months. Multiple visits to dealer results in same response indicating no issues with electrical system or battery. Then next month it happens again. Very poor quality for a car with such a good reputation. Would not buy this vehicle again. Update- replaced battery at my expense and it appears to have resolved issue. It appears that batch of bad batteries may have been a root cause but too bad issue was not addressed by Subaru dealer.
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We love our Subbie!!!
When we bought our Subaru Outback Premium and are thrilled with our purchase. It is great in snow, trails, and many other challenging tasks. When we take trips and have very little fatigue compared to some other cars we've had. It get good gas mileage for the size of the wagon. I am very impressed being that this is our first Subaru. Only improvements that I have made is to put in a new stereo system because the one that was in was not to iPhone friendly.
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