How come i can not order a 2025 Outback where i live?

Beautiful truck! I’d take one of those, V8 version of course, over a new F150, every day of the week.

Owned the first gen Tundra (4.7 V8). Trouble free for 140K.

A neighbor / friend bought a 2011 Tundra Access cab 4WD with the 8’ bed and 90K miles for $4K. It had been in an accident, so he put another $4K into it. So he basically paid $8K for his Tundra. He now has 170K miles and it still runs like new. He told me that he’ll keep it until it’s completely worn out. It’s a bit rough body wise because it’s a work truck, but mechanically it’s in perfect condition. They have an older Lexus with the 4.7 V8 and they have a gazillion miles on it. In a few years they’ll give it to their son for his first car and I’m sure if he doesn’t wreck it, it’ll be passed down to their other 2 kids. He told me that they’ll buy a 24 or older 4Runner for his wife after they give their son the Lexus.

I had Toyota put in the TRD performance dual exhaust on my Tundra. I also have the TRD performance exhaust on my 23 Tacoma.

I Loved our 2010 Tundra 4WD Access cab with the 5.7L V8, but we couldn’t afford 8 mpg city and 15 mpg on the highway. I sure do LOVE my 23 Tacoma TRD Off Road, double cab , long bed with the Premium and Technology pkgs. At 315 horsepower and 295 lb ft of torque at 2,300 RPM, while getting 21.9 mpg at 86 mph.

I like this vehicle, but I have concerns about the long-term durability of the wet timing belt. I've seen reviews of other Chevy cars that have this type of belt, like the Chevy Onix, and it seems they start to break around 50,000 miles.

I grew up with mazda, my 2012 mazda 3 got destroyed this year, then I bought a crosstrek and drove it for a bit but then hail destroyed that. I went back to mazda cx30 because it's so much fun to drive. The crosstrek is better off road but I needed a commuting car more than something off road as I live in the city with smooth roads. The crosstrek was impressive but the cx30 was faster, which provides more confidence in passing highway situations but does have a smaller gastank. I have a bias mazda has always been more fun to drive. Also I like the smaller infotainment system. The subaru system is big and sluggish

Just for the record I actually filmed this video back in February! And while I don’t remember what I said since that was 4 months ago, I do want credit for claiming this as the most reliable truck. Especially since many of the new 3.4 V6 TT Tundra engines have been recalled! That is all. 🤪

We have a 23 Forester Sport and we've already taken it through the dust storms in New Mexico to the mountains near San Diego. We also went through Texas and down to Orlando. The Sport has served well and is a great vehicle. It's awd safe and looks better than the crv and rav.

In another video, you mentioned that the first thing you do is turn off the auto start/stop feature. I must have missed that in this video. Is there a hard key for that, or is it buried in the on-screen menu? I didn't see any switches over the left knee other than the headlight panel dimmer. Sure would be nice if there was a way to turn it off for 100 start cycles or something longer term but not quite so long to conflict with the spirit of intended reduction in fuel comsumption.

The reduced stability is more due to higher center of gravity.

Thanks. New Sub.

It is a great car, we own 2014 Outback sold ML500.

Got my first car 4 years ago a 2005 chevy impala with 133000 miles and enough rust on it to give you tetanus for just looking at it. Shes still kicking to this day. The 3800 V6 series 2 engine in her is bullet proof never once had a problem with it. Shes at 176000 know and has taken me cross country. There is no better car id rather have bought and will be proably the best car i will ever own.

25 = 24 OBW. Love my 24

Just wondering how hard the car has been driven for those 17,000 miles? Track?

Did they improve the noisy cabin and give it the new front end parts that the Crosstrek got last year?

Well....there are enuff people with more $ (credit) than good Sense.

Actual video starts at 3:15

Time wasting chatter for first 3 or 4 mins. First time seeing your videos.

I like this car

Going to go buy one today. Thanks for the review. Simple and standard car for me.

That ring on your finger might be a wedding ring, but it also resembles Tangem's crypto wallet ring. :) Just noticed that... Thanks for a nice review. :)

We’re is the ranger raptor

So Subaru is discontinuing the Outback wilderness ? The last year is 2025 for production?

My cousin owned a Subaru Brat back in the day. That was a cool vehicle! Also, do you know if there will be a 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT? And will it be a complete re design? Thanks for keeping us all in the loop about Subarus and other car brands as well.

I see that the majority of the vehicles that you’ve shown are dark, gloomy death like, which people look at because that’s how they view life in general. Nothing Bright and Cheerful, just drab and how people in general perceive life. I’m old enough to see the change. I remember when vehicles had cheerful colors both in their homes and their vehicles. Yes as a retired Mental Health Therapist I see the changes in the way people see their lives now and in the future

I’m sorry but at those prices, they can keep their vehicles. Most automakers have priced themselves out of the market. Because of the Inflation of the Communist Biden administration, people are afraid that they can’t afford to pay for a new vehicle. People are thinking about a roof over their heads, groceries, utilities etc

Great dependable cars, I had 2 3.4s 2002 and 2005 and the 2004 Indy 500 supercharged 3.8. Very good looking car.

Forgot to mention that your Audio sounds great.

what's the longevity on Subarus? I noticed almost all of them have CVT trans

57 to 60k used to be top trim we have a long way to go wages won’t keep up

Great audio!

Unfortunately....or Fortunately i bought a 2024 miata gt, automatic. My left knee is given out. So i traded in my 2018 manual.

I got a 24 Outback Premium. I went from a 22 Silverado crew cab. Love it. Other than a rattle in the headliner it’s been a great car.

Nice review! I chose a 2024 Outback Limited. I don’t need the higher ground clearance, off-road tires and reduction in fuel economy. Smoother ride and quieter. I’ve owned four Subaru’s, two Outback’s, including the six cylinder and two Foresters . Subaru has greatly improved interior finishes! Infotainment and acceleration noice on passing still need work!

Wanted the 2025 wilderness model, but the gas mileage wasn't looking that great, so ended up ordering a 2025 limited model

Full tank of gas with a 0-60?

Great video. I'm curious to see what updates Subaru will do for the OBW in the next year. Hoping it will get a 360 camera like the Forester.

Outback base is a great value. Great review.

You are definitely the man for Subaru info. 👍👍👍

I got one for the gas mileage however it's still a tin can. Dents if you lean on it, not good going up steep hills (3 cylinder) and it's about as ugly of a car you can find. I put 58,000 miles on mine in the first year. Point A to point B 👍

Seriously Subaru needs to get Toyota's Hybrid technology in there car line ups!!!!!!

Im still looking for a new car, but my eye is focused on a 2025 Camry now not the Outback xt. Because of the gas mileage! can you do a review on xse camry?

I got the same car but 2024- extremely worth every penny. Had all windows tinted here in South Carolina… went with Xpel Plus ceramic nano tint.. which blocks 99% UVs. I went with 70% windshield, 20% front sides, 45% back sides and 35% hatch…. Which gives a even flow of tint with exception to windshield. Do you know if there is button to have side mirrors fold in rather than manually push them in when parked in tight spaces? Thanks and nice video

Why do they install EyeSight 3.0 on Outback Wilderness and not EyeSight 4.0 ?

A lot to like here, but a Pity this '25 Outback is using the older Gen 3 Eyesight while the other '25 Outbacks have moved on to Gen 4.

202013😂

Eventually, I'm getting an outback and trading in my ram 1500, and I'll probably be getting the premium model, absolutely love the outback ever since I worked for Subaru and got to basically test drive all the Subarus, but I fell in love with the outback, but when I do get it, I am going to be putting Cooper tires on mine... love Cooper tires.... in my opinion, the best tires on the market, even better than Michelin and less money to boot