New Subaru Outback Vero Beach, FL


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Why Vero Beach Shoppers Start Here

Family Owned and Operated

Dyer is family owned, and the people on this floor are the people you will still be dealing with in three years. Straight answers about what a trim includes, and no pressure to decide on the day.

Subaru Trained Technicians and Genuine Parts

The service department behind this showroom is staffed by Subaru trained technicians, which is what the ownership years actually rest on.

Bilingual, With a Test Drive That Can Come to You

Our staff works in English and Spanish, there is a Hablamos Español page on this site, and we can bring the vehicle to your home or office.

The Outback Splits on the Engine, Not the Badge

The redesigned Subaru Outback runs six trims: Premium, Limited, Touring, Limited XT, Touring XT and Wilderness. The Premium, Limited and Touring use a 2.5-liter SUBARU BOXER four-cylinder rated at 180 horsepower and 178 pound-feet of torque. The XT trims and the Wilderness use a turbocharged 2.4-liter BOXER rated at 260 horsepower and 277 pound-feet of torque. Both drive through Subaru's Lineartronic transmission, and standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and standard X-MODE run across the range.

That engine choice moves two things that matter on the Treasure Coast: how the vehicle feels loaded and how much it will tow. Towing splits with the engine. The Premium, Limited and Touring are rated to 2,700 pounds; the Wilderness, Limited XT and Touring XT are rated to 3,500. If you tow near the top of that range, the trim you pick decides whether you can. Standard trims sit 8.7 inches off the ground and the Wilderness goes up to 9.5 inches. EyeSight Driver Assist Technology is standard and was upgraded for this generation. Availability by trim, engine and color varies as vehicles arrive and are sold.

Engine Trims EPA Estimated Combined MPG Maximum Towing
2.5-liter BOXER four-cylinder, 180 horsepower Premium, Limited and Touring 27 2,700 pounds
Turbocharged 2.4-liter BOXER, 260 horsepower Limited XT and Touring XT 24 3,500 pounds
Turbocharged 2.4-liter BOXER, 260 horsepower, off-road setup Wilderness 23 3,500 pounds

Three miles per gallon combined is the price of the turbo, and it buys meaningful pull when the vehicle is loaded or towing. If you tow a few times a year and otherwise commute, the 2.5-liter is usually the sensible choice; if you tow regularly, drive the XT before you decide. The Wilderness gives up one more mile per gallon to its off-road setup, so it sits four below the 2.5-liter rather than three.

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What the Redesign Changed, and What It Did Not

The current car is the seventh generation and it looks considerably more like an SUV than the wagon-shaped Outbacks before it. The interior and infotainment are new, and EyeSight was reworked with additional sensors.

What has not changed is the part people buy an Outback for: full time Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, real height off the ground, a long flat load area and a roof that takes a rack without a conversation. If you have owned an Outback before, the useful thing to do is sit in the new one rather than assume, because the cabin is where most of the change landed. EyeSight assists an attentive driver and does not replace one, on this generation as on the last.

New Subaru Outback Questions From Vero Beach Shoppers

What trims does the current Outback come in?
Premium, Limited, Touring, Limited XT, Touring XT and Wilderness. The Base, the Onyx Edition and the Onyx Edition XT from the previous generation are all gone, taking the range from nine trims to six, so a trim comparison written against an older Outback will not match what is on the lot.
How much can the Outback tow?
It depends on the trim. The Premium, Limited and Touring are rated to 2,700 pounds and the Wilderness, Limited XT and Touring XT to 3,500. Tell a product specialist what you tow and they will confirm the rating and the equipment needed for the specific vehicle.
What is the difference between an Outback and an Outback XT?
XT signifies the turbocharged 2.4-liter engine, rated at 260 horsepower, in place of the 2.5-liter. It is noticeably stronger loaded or towing and carries a lower EPA estimated combined figure.
Is all-wheel drive standard?
Yes. Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive is fitted across the Outback range, along with standard X-MODE. It is a full time system rather than one that engages after a wheel slips, which is what you want in a Treasure Coast downpour.
How high does it sit off the ground?
Standard trims measure 8.7 inches at their minimum and the Wilderness goes up to 9.5 inches. That is the practical difference between a boat ramp you can use without thinking and one you approach carefully.
Can I order a trim you do not have?
You can. Tell us the engine, trim and color and the team will work the incoming allocation or explain what ordering involves and roughly how long it takes.

Communities We Serve

Dyer Subaru sits on US Highway 1, within easy reach of Indian River County and the Treasure Coast. Shoppers come to us from Vero Beach, Sebastian and Fellsmere, and from Palm Bay in neighboring Brevard County. Tell us when you are setting off and the vehicle will be out front when you pull in.

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