2021 Subaru Outback vs.

2021 Subaru Forester

4271 Black Horse Pike
Turnersville, NJ 08012
The Outback sports a longer wheelbase that enhances the smoothness of the ride. One advantage of buying either car is that they are built on Subaru's Global Platform. The Platform gives the cars great handling with crash absorption abilities. Better yet, both cars feature the EyeSight suite of safety features that make them safer to drive at all times.
Another common feature is an advanced X-mode that allows the driver to select their driving mode for different terrains.
These two cars draw power from regular unleaded with a fuel efficiency of a 26/33 mpg for city/highway fuel economy. Outback has a larger fuel tank to accommodate up to 18/5 gallons compared to the 15.9 gallons the Forester can accommodate. For the Outback, you have the option of a to choose a slightly more powerful engine that generates 260 horsepower with a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder turbo.
You can tow 2,700 pounds with the Outback and 1,500 pounds with the Forester. If you use the optional Outback turbo engine, the car can tow 3,500 pounds.
Inside, both cars offer a posh interior with leather upholstery and quality stitching. There are six airbags - two front, two torso, and two curtain airbags.
One of the main technologies that the two cars offer is the Subaru EyeSight, which offers features such as:
Both cars also offer Subaru's Platform system, which brings in more driver-assist and safety features including:
The Forester offers DriverFocus, which is a suite of technology features that monitors the driver to prevent accidents in Deptford Township. DriverFocus ensures anti-distraction and convenience driving.
On the dash is 6.5-inch touchscreen display, but there is a larger 8.0-inch display in higher trims. Through this, you enjoy smartphone integration through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You can also manage other aspects of the car, thanks to the 4G LTE WiFi Hotspot connection.