The new Outback has more powerful engines, new tech, and, of course, all-wheel drive
“We do a lot of research at Subaru,” says Outback car line manager Peter Tenn, almost in apology as he shows his 20th consecutive slide of customer research charts to a crowd of just-post-coffee auto writers. But given the brand’s continued sales success—Subaru just celebrated its 91st consecutive month of yearly month-over-month sales growth this July—we doubt that it’s going to lay off the research any time soon.
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