The 2025 Subaru Crosstrek and 2025 Subaru Outback are both compelling choices if you're looking for a family adventure vehicle, and both start at under $30,000. The Outback can cost as much as $ ...

Although both vehicles share Subaru reliability, they cater to different needs. The Outback, with its extra size, offers more space and versatility compared to the more compact Crosstrek.

The Subaru Crosstrek and Outback have a lot of appeal. They're the cheapest Subaru crossovers currently available for consumers, with the Crosstrek starting from $25,810, and the Outback beginning ...

The subjects of this comparison—the 2024 Subaru Crosstrek and the 2024 Subaru Outback—are prime examples of the breed. They combine sport-utility attributes with construction on a platform they share ...

Yet Subaru remains the only company many would consider if they were looking for something that sits just outside the box and yet comes with all-wheel drive. The Crosstrek and the Outback are ...

Subaru's largest SUV as of mid-2025 is the three-row Ascent. It measures 197 inches long, 86 inches wide, and can tow up to 5 ...

is excited to see the Subaru Crosstrek and Outback be recognized by the 2025 AutoTrader Awards. The Subaru Crosstrek was crowned Best Subcompact SUV while the Outback was named Best Compact SUV ...

Subaru’s November sales surged, but the Forester and sports models show worrying trends. The Crosstrek and Outback continue to drive Subaru’s success, even as other models struggle.

The 2024 Crosstrek will offer the same 11.6-inch infotainment display that's found in other Subaru models such as the Outback station wagon and the WRX sports sedan, but it's not standard.

You could argue that Subaru owners are more adventurous than most folks, but these two take that a step further. They’ve driven their Crosstrek and Outback where many Jeeps will never go ...

Later this year, the smaller 2026 Subaru Crosstrek will go on sale with the ... new administration in the U.S. The larger Ascent and Outback do not have hybrids yet “so we’re working on ...