If you are looking for a rugged car that is as much at home off-road as it is on Frankfurt streets, you need to look carefully at a used Subaru Outback in Frankfurt. The Outback is more of a station wagon, but with plenty of ground clearance. The Outback is a class of vehicle that has become increasingly popular. So much so, that it has spawned a number of imitators.
There is very little visual difference between a new Outback and a used one. Potential buyers of a used model say they are quite happy. They like it because it is tough, and they like the low running costs and the interior refinements. The Outback is available with two engine choices: one gasoline and one diesel. There are two transmission choices: manual or automatic. One of the selling points of a used Outback is its no-nonsense simplicity.
Driving a Used Outback
With a full eight inches of ground clearance, the Outback can take on any surface with ease. Regardless of whether the roads you travel are covered with mud, gravel, ice, or snow, you can expect the Outback to handle them all. The car is equipped with full-time all-wheel drive, which eliminates wheel spin in any conditions.
Inside a Used Outback
For its size, the Outback is surprisingly roomy. So much so that even the tallest passenger can sit comfortably in the front or rear seats. Because of its height, there is excellent visibility all-around. The seats are extremely comfortable, so much so that driving all day is not tiring.
There is more cargo space in a used Outback than there is in an average compact SUV. The Outback leads its class with over 35 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seat. When the seats are folded, space increases to 73 cubic feet.
If you are looking for a late model used Subaru Outback, visit Hawk Subaru near Frankfort.
