Trim Levels
The new Subaru Outback has nine trim levels that appeal to many lifestyles. They include:
- Base
- Premium
- Onyx Edition
- Limited
- Touring
- Onyx Edition XT
- Wilderness
- Limited XT
- Touring XT
Interior
The five-seat Subaru Outback has an upgraded interior to keep your occupants comfortable as you explore Oklahoma City. Experience next-level comfort each time you get behind the wheel, courtesy of the heated steering wheel and 12-way power-adjustable driver's seat with four-way lumbar support. Your loved ones will experience next-level refinement on every adventure, thanks to the heated and ventilated seats, Nappa leather upholstery, and USB charging ports. The 109 cubic feet of passenger space guarantees comfort during long highway drives across your favorite destinations. When you fold the rear seats to accommodate bulky cargo, cargo space expands from 32.6 cubic feet to 75.6 cubic feet.
Technology
The new Starlink multimedia system with wireless smartphone integration will ensure you remain connected to music and podcasts while on the go. You will easily access navigation and entertainment in a high resolution via the 11.6-inch multimedia touchscreen. In addition, you can now connect with your apps or answer calls while driving, thanks to the wireless Bluetooth integration. The 576-watt Harman Kardon audio system with 12 speakers will ensure each passenger gets crisp and clear sound for more fun on your adventures.
Safety
The new Subaru Outback gets updated Eyesight driver assist technology to provide enhanced safety wherever you go. The Eyesight technology combines automatic steering, pre-collision braking, and adaptive cruise control to protect you on your adventures across Del City and Taylor, OK. Available in the Limited XT and Touring XT is a new distraction mitigation system to prevent collisions caused by drowsy or inattentive driving. If the blind spot detection system detects the risk of a collision while switching lanes, it alerts you by displaying a visual warning on the side mirrors. Reverse automatic braking and a rear cross-traffic alert will help you avoid hitting objects or vehicles while you back up. The new Subaru Outback also has a Starlink safety and security system to provide emergency and personal assistance.
