Compare the All New Subaru Outback to the Competition

Compare the New Subaru Outback Lineup to the Competition at Troncalli Subaru

Are you shopping for a versatile crossover SUV with comfortable seating, ample cargo space, cutting-edge features, and a strong performance? At Troncalli Subaru, we have a new Subaru Outback model that checks all your boxes and accommodates all your needs. The new Subaru Outback lineup is more advanced than ever before, offering all the things you're looking for in a new crossover SUV in nearby Alpharetta at a price that we're sure will fit your financial portfolio.

The new Outback lineup has so much to offer, and we want to put it into perspective for you. To help you understand what makes the new Outback lineup so special, we're going to compare it to the new Toyota RAV4, Nissan Rogue, and Honda CR-V, giving you a side by side look at some of the many advantages that choosing an Outback model can offer drivers around Dahlonega

Subaru Outback vs. Toyota RAV4

• The new Subaru Outback lineup offers standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive on every model, providing you with the utmost traction and control, regardless of the weather or terrain that stands between you and your next destination. The new Toyota RAV4 lineup offers standard front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive available for a higher price on all models.
• The new RAV4 lineup offers a stronger standard engine than the Outback does, with 201-horsepower compared to 182-horsepower in the Outback. However, that's the only engine offered across the RAV4 lineup. The Subaru Outback lineup offers an available 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 260-horsepower and 277 pounds-feet of torque.
• The new Subaru Outback and Toyota RAV4 models both have a state-of-the-art infotainment system. The Outback lineup has a 7-inch touchscreen on the Base model only, with all other trim levels getting a large 11.6-inch vertical touchscreen. The new Toyota RAV4 lineup offers a standard 8-inch touchscreen on most models, with an available 10.5-inch touchscreen on the highest trim levels.

Subaru Outback vs. Nissan Rogue

• Like many other vehicles in the same class as the Subaru Outback, the Nissan Rogue lineup comes equipped with standard front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive available on all models at a higher price. The new Subaru Outback models, however, come with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, allowing you to maintain traction on any surface as you're traveling around Gainesville and anywhere else your adventures take you on or off the road.
• Every new Subaru Outback model comes equipped with LED steering responsive headlights that turn with your wheel, helping you see around corners before you're fully turned onto the road. The Nissan Rogue lineup doesn't offer a feature similar to it.
• The Subaru Outback lineup offers a standard 7-inch touchscreen on the base model, but a larger 11.6-inch vertical touchscreen on all other models. The Nissan Rogue offers a standard 8-inch touchscreen, with a 9-inch touchscreen as the largest option.

Subaru Outback vs. Honda CR-V

• Take on the roughest terrain and the poorest weather conditions around Dawsonville in any of our new Subaru Outback models thanks to standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. The Honda CR-V lineup offers standard front-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive equipped models will cost more.
• If you need a crossover SUV with towing ability, choose a new Subaru Outback model. The Outback offers standard towing for up to 2,700 pounds and maximum towing for up to 3,500 pounds. The Honda CR-V offers towing for up to 1,500 pounds in all models.
• See what's beyond the corner before you turn it with standard LED steering responsive headlights in every Outback model, a feature you won't find in Honda CR-V models.