If you're currently in the market for a new crossover SUV, whether it be to accommodate the family with the space and comfort that they need, or provide yourself with the versatility and capability to take on whatever you find on your plate on any given day, both the new 2017 Subaru Outback and Subaru Forester make for great options. While both vehicles offer tremendous functionality and capability, making them the two most popular Subaru models, with the Outback finishing first and the Forester a close second, there are a few differences between the two. In order to help make your decision easier surrounding whether the Outback or Forester is the best option for you, we're going to outline a few of the key differences between the two vehicles.
Key Differences Between the Outback and Forester
- Price: The Outback has a starting MSRP price of $25,645 while the Forester starts at $22,595. This price increase isn't for nothing, however, the Outback offers more features at base model level, including X-mode, active torque vectoring, roof rails, and 17-inch wheels, just to name a few.
- Space: The Outback offers slightly more passenger and cargo volume than the Forester, with 108.1 cubic feet of passenger volume compared to 103.3 cubic feet, and 35.5 cubic feet of cargo volume compared to 31.5.
- Engine Options: Both vehicles offer two engine options, but the Outback offers slightly more horsepower in each engine option.
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If you want to learn more about the differences between the Outback and the Forester, we welcome you to join us here at Bel Air Subaru to take a model of your choosing out for a test drive today! Our dealership is conveniently located in Bel Air, MD and proudly serve Glen Burnie, Baltimore, and Cockeysville.
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