When comparing the Subaru Forester and Subaru Outback, you're looking at two of the most capable, high-spec vehicles in their class. Both models come packed with premium features as standard, including:
Key Differences Between the Subaru Forester and Outback
Whilst they share many features, the Forester and Outback cater to slightly different needs.
The Forester is taller (1,730mm), with better ground clearance (220mm), making it a solid choice for SUV lovers who want hybrid efficiency. It's powered by a 2.0L e-Boxer hybrid engine and priced from £39,995 (Limited) to £44,100 (Touring).
The Outback is longer (4,870mm), has more boot space (561L vs 509L), and a higher towing capacity (2 tonnes vs 1.87), making it the ideal estate-style all-rounder. It features a 2.5L petrol engine and ranges from £40,495 (Limited) to £45,645 (Touring).
In short, choose the Forester if you're after SUV practicality and a hybrid powerchain. Opt for the Outback if you need extra space, towing capability, and a more estate-style drive. Both deliver outstanding off-road performance and everyday comfort.
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Feature | Subaru Forester | Subaru Outback |
Height | 1,730mm | 1,675mm |
Ground Clearance | 220mm | 213mm |
Length | 4,670mm | 4,870mm |
Boot Space | 509 litres (seats up) | 561 litres (seats up) |
Towing Capacity | 1.87 tonnes | 2.0 tonnes |
Engine | 2.0L e-Boxer hybrid petrol | 2.5L petrol |