Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru of America, Inc. introduced the 2013 Outback models, powered by a new, a lot of economical powertrain and debuting the new EyeSight driver-assist system and revised styling. Chassis enhancements improve each ride quality and agility in the 2013 Subaru Outback, that conjointly offers new amenities and audio/infotainment capabilities.
The 2013 Outback features a restyled front finish, with new headlights, grille, front bumper and fog lights, for a more powerful look. Customary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive distinguishes the Outback from crossover competitors, that typically supply all-wheel drive as an extra-value choice. The Outback continues with 8.7 inches of ground clearance, which is higher than many crossovers and a few dedicated SUVs.
The 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i models debut a brand new double-overhead-cam (DOHC) 2.5-liter FB series Boxer engine for increased performance and fuel potency. The new engine produces 173 hp and 174 lb.-ft. of torque, compared to one hundred seventy hp and a hundred and seventy lb.-ft. with the previous engine. A lot of vital is that the new engine produces bigger low-finish torque across a broad speed range, making the 2013 Outback two.5i models feel more responsive in everyday driving.
Up to 30 MPG
Subaru Outback 2.5i and a pair of.5i Premium models provide a alternative between a commonplace half-dozen-speed manual transmission and therefore the second-generation Lineartronic CVT; the latter is standard on 2.5i Limited models. Outback 3.6R models continue with a 256-horsepower 3.6-liter six-cylinder Boxer engine and 5-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission.
Official EPA fuel economy figures don't seem to be however out there, but Subaru comes that the 2013 Subaru Outback a pair of.5i with the Lineartronic CVT (continuously variable transmission) can achieve 24-mpg city/thirty mpg highway/twenty six mpg combined, up compared with the 22/29/24 for the 2012 model. Subaru conjointly comes that the 2013 Outback can achieve a 5-star overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The 2013 Outback models add a replacement Brake Override system, and currently an airbag deployment signals a fuel cutoff.
Unlike a standard automatic transmission that uses mounted gear ratios, a CVT provides infinite variability between the lowest and highest offered ratios with no discernable steps or shifts. The CVT continuously and smoothly adapts to performance demand, helping to stay the engine in its most effective operating vary. Models with the CVT also feature a half dozen-speed manual mode with steering wheel paddle shifters, that enable the motive force to regulate the transmission via six pre-set ratios.
New EyeSight Driver-Assist System
The 2013 Subaru Outback (and Legacy) models debut Subaru's new EyeSight™ driver-assist system, that integrates Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking and Vehicle Lane Departure Warning. Projected to be one in all the foremost affordable such technologies available within the U.S. market, EyeSight uses a stereo camera style developed by Subaru to provide a detection angle wider than that of radar-based systems.
The EyeSight system processes stereo images to identify the vehicles traveling in front, plus obstacles, traffic lanes and different things. Below relative speeds of roughly 19mph, EyeSight is capable of detecting pedestrians or objects within the vehicle's path and can activate so as to mitigate or even avoid the collision. Under sure circumstances, Eyesight is able to bring the automobile to a whole stop.
At relative speeds above approximately 19 mph, EyeSight can apply the brakes when an object is detected, and can try to brake if the motive force takes no evasive action, or does not brake appropriately, to assist mitigate collision damage.
The Lane Departure and Sway Warning feature can detect if the automotive begins to wander outside the meant lane while not a flip signal being used, or if the car begins to sway within the travel lane. Meant for freeway use, Eyesight's Adaptive Cruise Management system can maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front, braking and/or accelerating the automotive as required to keep up the motive force-selected target speed and traveling distance. Adaptive Cruise Management is operational from one-eighty seven mph and will totally brake the vehicle to a stop if the system "locks on" to a vehicle ahead. As an additional convenience, Adaptive Cruise Management assists the driver in heavy "stop and go" freeway traffic by maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle ahead.
In heavy traffic conditions, EyeSight can also alert the driving force when the vehicle ahead has moved if he or she does not react within several seconds. The technology will also facilitate scale back collision harm by cutting the throttle when it senses an obstacle in front, but the accelerator pedal continues to be pushed.
Blending the Best of Automobile and SUV
The Subaru Outback is smart-sized compared to alternative 2-row crossover vehicles, featuring a mid-size interior in an easy-to-maneuver and off-road-capable wagon. The Subaru Outback provides the crisp car-like handling with the versatility of an SUV. The eight.seven inches of ground clearance is on top of for many giant SUVs and crossovers whereas maintaining an occasional step-in height.
Total passenger volume of 105.4 cu. ft. and most cargo capability of 71.3 cu. ft. (with the standard 60/40 split rear seatbacks folded) rivals that of larger, heavier vehicles. The Outback conjointly options a rear cargo space that's deeper and wider than in several SUVs.
Revised Suspension for Enhanced Agility, Smoother Ride
Numerous enhancements to the body structure, suspension and steering give the Outback an even smoother and quieter ride for 2013, while conjointly helping increase handling agility. Larger stiffness at key points of the structure, together with the front strut mounts and rear frame rails, helps to reduce transmission of vibration while also contributing to more responsive handling.
In tandem with the structural enhancements, Subaru increased the diameter of the double-wishbone rear suspension's sway bar and also increased the spring and damper rates and bushing stiffness. As a result, body roll has been reduced by up to 40%. The Subaru Outback driver will expertise a a lot of responsive, yet quieter vehicle overall.
Enhanced Interior Comfort and Convenience
New, more snug seat fabric and a replacement light matte wood grain trim offer a sophisticated appearance. The Outback Limited models for 2013 supply a replacement Special Appearance Package option that gives a replacement Keyless Access & Start system along with a 2-position memory system for the already-commonplace 10-means power driver's seat. With the Keyless Access & Start system, the motive force, whereas carrying the remote control in an exceedingly pocket or purse, can unlock the car by touching the door handle button. The rear gate also has an unlock bit sensor.
Additionally within the Limited models, a replacement electro-luminescent instrument cluster integrates the 3.5-in. color screen for the multi-info display, which additionally shows EyeSight functions when the car is thus equipped. Rear A/C retailers have additionally been added as commonplace to Limited models, to create the quality 60/40 split-reclining rear seats an even additional hospitable place to be.
The Subaru Outback was the primary crossover to feature as standard factory-installed foldable roof crossbars. For 2013, a new adjustable style permits the rear crossbar to be moved rearward to hold longer items; the distance between the front and rear bars can currently be increased from the quality 29.9 inches up to thirty-nine.seven inches. This enhancement, created as a right away result of Outback owner feedback, allows greater ease in carrying longer items like kayaks and different outdoor gear on the already easy-to-use roof rack system.
3 Trim Levels
The 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i models are available in three trim levels - base, Premium and Limited. Outback 3.6R models will be offered in base and Limited. The base 2.5i features an extended roster of normal options, among them steering wheel cruise control and audio switches; Bluetooth hands-free phone and audio streaming capability; a sixty/forty split fold-down rear seat with recline feature; electronic parking brake with Hill Holder System and an automatic headlight operate.
Outback Premium models add additional amenities, as well as a ten-approach power driver's seat (with power lumbar support adjustment) and driver's auto up/down window; leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter (CVT); instrument panel storage bin with door; ambient light-weight for the overhead console; body-coloured facet mirrors and 17-in. alloy wheels (all three.6R trim lines have 17-in. alloy wheels as commonplace).
The Premium models provide three possibility packages. (1) The All-Weather Package adds heated front seats and mirrors and a windshield wiper de-icer. (two) The Power Moonroof Package with Rear Vision Camera also includes an auto-dimming rear-read mirror with Homelink garage-remote function. (three) The harman/kardon® display-sort premium audio system with normal XM® satellite radio service (four-month free trial subscription included), a 4.3-in. color show, and 440-watt high-performance audio amplifier and nine harman/kardon premium speakers, with subwoofer.
The Limited trim lines boost the Premium a standard Lineartronic CVT, perforated leather upholstery, twin zone automatic climate management, the display-type harman/kardon Premium Audio Package, rear A/C ducts, electro-luminescent gauges and a four-approach power front passenger seat. The Limited models conjointly completely supply an obtainable voice-activated GPS navigation system with a 7-in. LCD show, Rear Vision Camera and XM NavTraffic, among different options. (See "Updated Audio Technology" section, below.)
Updated Audio Technology
The standard audio system within the Subaru Outback two.5i models is upgraded for 2013. New features embrace Bluetooth hands-free phone capability and audio streaming, iPod® management capability and a USB port. The system continues with an AM/FM stereo, single disc CD player, Radio Knowledge Broadcast System (RDBS), 3.5mm aux. input jack and 4 speakers.
The top-level Outback Limited models exclusively offer an optional new navigation system with premium audio. In addition to any or all of the options in the harman/kardon Premium Audio Package, this selection includes: bit-screen GPS navigation system with 7.0-inch LCD show; voice activated controls and navigation; XM NavTraffic (subscription needed); Rear Vision Camera, and an SD card slot for convenient navigation map updates.
Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive: Three Totally different Types
Subaru offers 3 different Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive systems in the 2013 Outback line, each tailored to the type of transmission. In Outback two.5i models equipped with the 6-speed manual transmission, the Continuous AWD system uses a viscous-coupling locking center differential to distribute power a nominal 50/fifty front to rear. Slippage at either the front or rear wheels can cause the system to send more power to the other wheels.
Subaru Outback 2.5i models equipped with the Lineartronic CVT use Active Torque Split AWD. An electronically managed continuously variable transfer clutch actively controls power distribution in response to driving conditions and wheel slippage.
The Outback three.6R uses the Variable Torque Distribution (VTD) AWD system with a 5-speed electronic automatic transmission. A planetary center differential works with an electronically controlled continuously variable hydraulic transfer clutch to manage power distribution. The VTD system normally sends a lot of power to the rear wheels (45:55) to enhance handling agility, and it can continuously modify power distribution in response to driving and road conditions.
Subaru Safety
The Subaru Ring-Shaped Frame Reinforcement body structure has been proven for occupant protection in a lot of than a decade of use. Inside, the Subaru Outback options commonplace front side pelvis/torso airbags and aspect curtain airbags that provide back and front outboard seat coverage.
Vehicle Dynamics Management (VDC) combines stability and traction management functions, and traction control works to augment the Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive functionality. The 4-wheel disc Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) integrates Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and therefore the Brake Assist safety system that automatically applies maximum braking pressure in an emergency stop. The electronic Hill Holder System holds the vehicle in place until the driving force presses the accelerator pedal to tug away from a stop. New for 2013, a Brake Override system ensures that engine power can be cut when each the brake and accelerator are pressed simultaneously.
Subaru 2013 OutbackThe 2013 Outback features a restyled front finish, with new headlights, grille, front bumper and fog lights, for a more powerful look. Customary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive distinguishes the Outback from crossover competitors, that typically supply all-wheel drive as an extra-value choice. The Outback continues with 8.7 inches of ground clearance, which is higher than many crossovers and a few dedicated SUVs.
The 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i models debut a brand new double-overhead-cam (DOHC) 2.5-liter FB series Boxer engine for increased performance and fuel potency. The new engine produces 173 hp and 174 lb.-ft. of torque, compared to one hundred seventy hp and a hundred and seventy lb.-ft. with the previous engine. A lot of vital is that the new engine produces bigger low-finish torque across a broad speed range, making the 2013 Outback two.5i models feel more responsive in everyday driving.
Up to 30 MPG
Subaru Outback 2.5i and a pair of.5i Premium models provide a alternative between a commonplace half-dozen-speed manual transmission and therefore the second-generation Lineartronic CVT; the latter is standard on 2.5i Limited models. Outback 3.6R models continue with a 256-horsepower 3.6-liter six-cylinder Boxer engine and 5-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission.
Official EPA fuel economy figures don't seem to be however out there, but Subaru comes that the 2013 Subaru Outback a pair of.5i with the Lineartronic CVT (continuously variable transmission) can achieve 24-mpg city/thirty mpg highway/twenty six mpg combined, up compared with the 22/29/24 for the 2012 model. Subaru conjointly comes that the 2013 Outback can achieve a 5-star overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The 2013 Outback models add a replacement Brake Override system, and currently an airbag deployment signals a fuel cutoff.
Unlike a standard automatic transmission that uses mounted gear ratios, a CVT provides infinite variability between the lowest and highest offered ratios with no discernable steps or shifts. The CVT continuously and smoothly adapts to performance demand, helping to stay the engine in its most effective operating vary. Models with the CVT also feature a half dozen-speed manual mode with steering wheel paddle shifters, that enable the motive force to regulate the transmission via six pre-set ratios.
New EyeSight Driver-Assist System
The 2013 Subaru Outback (and Legacy) models debut Subaru's new EyeSight™ driver-assist system, that integrates Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking and Vehicle Lane Departure Warning. Projected to be one in all the foremost affordable such technologies available within the U.S. market, EyeSight uses a stereo camera style developed by Subaru to provide a detection angle wider than that of radar-based systems.
The EyeSight system processes stereo images to identify the vehicles traveling in front, plus obstacles, traffic lanes and different things. Below relative speeds of roughly 19mph, EyeSight is capable of detecting pedestrians or objects within the vehicle's path and can activate so as to mitigate or even avoid the collision. Under sure circumstances, Eyesight is able to bring the automobile to a whole stop.
At relative speeds above approximately 19 mph, EyeSight can apply the brakes when an object is detected, and can try to brake if the motive force takes no evasive action, or does not brake appropriately, to assist mitigate collision damage.
The Lane Departure and Sway Warning feature can detect if the automotive begins to wander outside the meant lane while not a flip signal being used, or if the car begins to sway within the travel lane. Meant for freeway use, Eyesight's Adaptive Cruise Management system can maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front, braking and/or accelerating the automotive as required to keep up the motive force-selected target speed and traveling distance. Adaptive Cruise Management is operational from one-eighty seven mph and will totally brake the vehicle to a stop if the system "locks on" to a vehicle ahead. As an additional convenience, Adaptive Cruise Management assists the driver in heavy "stop and go" freeway traffic by maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle ahead.
In heavy traffic conditions, EyeSight can also alert the driving force when the vehicle ahead has moved if he or she does not react within several seconds. The technology will also facilitate scale back collision harm by cutting the throttle when it senses an obstacle in front, but the accelerator pedal continues to be pushed.
Blending the Best of Automobile and SUV
The Subaru Outback is smart-sized compared to alternative 2-row crossover vehicles, featuring a mid-size interior in an easy-to-maneuver and off-road-capable wagon. The Subaru Outback provides the crisp car-like handling with the versatility of an SUV. The eight.seven inches of ground clearance is on top of for many giant SUVs and crossovers whereas maintaining an occasional step-in height.
Total passenger volume of 105.4 cu. ft. and most cargo capability of 71.3 cu. ft. (with the standard 60/40 split rear seatbacks folded) rivals that of larger, heavier vehicles. The Outback conjointly options a rear cargo space that's deeper and wider than in several SUVs.
Revised Suspension for Enhanced Agility, Smoother Ride
Numerous enhancements to the body structure, suspension and steering give the Outback an even smoother and quieter ride for 2013, while conjointly helping increase handling agility. Larger stiffness at key points of the structure, together with the front strut mounts and rear frame rails, helps to reduce transmission of vibration while also contributing to more responsive handling.
In tandem with the structural enhancements, Subaru increased the diameter of the double-wishbone rear suspension's sway bar and also increased the spring and damper rates and bushing stiffness. As a result, body roll has been reduced by up to 40%. The Subaru Outback driver will expertise a a lot of responsive, yet quieter vehicle overall.
Enhanced Interior Comfort and Convenience
New, more snug seat fabric and a replacement light matte wood grain trim offer a sophisticated appearance. The Outback Limited models for 2013 supply a replacement Special Appearance Package option that gives a replacement Keyless Access & Start system along with a 2-position memory system for the already-commonplace 10-means power driver's seat. With the Keyless Access & Start system, the motive force, whereas carrying the remote control in an exceedingly pocket or purse, can unlock the car by touching the door handle button. The rear gate also has an unlock bit sensor.
Additionally within the Limited models, a replacement electro-luminescent instrument cluster integrates the 3.5-in. color screen for the multi-info display, which additionally shows EyeSight functions when the car is thus equipped. Rear A/C retailers have additionally been added as commonplace to Limited models, to create the quality 60/40 split-reclining rear seats an even additional hospitable place to be.
The Subaru Outback was the primary crossover to feature as standard factory-installed foldable roof crossbars. For 2013, a new adjustable style permits the rear crossbar to be moved rearward to hold longer items; the distance between the front and rear bars can currently be increased from the quality 29.9 inches up to thirty-nine.seven inches. This enhancement, created as a right away result of Outback owner feedback, allows greater ease in carrying longer items like kayaks and different outdoor gear on the already easy-to-use roof rack system.
3 Trim Levels
The 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i models are available in three trim levels - base, Premium and Limited. Outback 3.6R models will be offered in base and Limited. The base 2.5i features an extended roster of normal options, among them steering wheel cruise control and audio switches; Bluetooth hands-free phone and audio streaming capability; a sixty/forty split fold-down rear seat with recline feature; electronic parking brake with Hill Holder System and an automatic headlight operate.
Outback Premium models add additional amenities, as well as a ten-approach power driver's seat (with power lumbar support adjustment) and driver's auto up/down window; leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter (CVT); instrument panel storage bin with door; ambient light-weight for the overhead console; body-coloured facet mirrors and 17-in. alloy wheels (all three.6R trim lines have 17-in. alloy wheels as commonplace).
The Premium models provide three possibility packages. (1) The All-Weather Package adds heated front seats and mirrors and a windshield wiper de-icer. (two) The Power Moonroof Package with Rear Vision Camera also includes an auto-dimming rear-read mirror with Homelink garage-remote function. (three) The harman/kardon® display-sort premium audio system with normal XM® satellite radio service (four-month free trial subscription included), a 4.3-in. color show, and 440-watt high-performance audio amplifier and nine harman/kardon premium speakers, with subwoofer.
The Limited trim lines boost the Premium a standard Lineartronic CVT, perforated leather upholstery, twin zone automatic climate management, the display-type harman/kardon Premium Audio Package, rear A/C ducts, electro-luminescent gauges and a four-approach power front passenger seat. The Limited models conjointly completely supply an obtainable voice-activated GPS navigation system with a 7-in. LCD show, Rear Vision Camera and XM NavTraffic, among different options. (See "Updated Audio Technology" section, below.)
Updated Audio Technology
The standard audio system within the Subaru Outback two.5i models is upgraded for 2013. New features embrace Bluetooth hands-free phone capability and audio streaming, iPod® management capability and a USB port. The system continues with an AM/FM stereo, single disc CD player, Radio Knowledge Broadcast System (RDBS), 3.5mm aux. input jack and 4 speakers.
The top-level Outback Limited models exclusively offer an optional new navigation system with premium audio. In addition to any or all of the options in the harman/kardon Premium Audio Package, this selection includes: bit-screen GPS navigation system with 7.0-inch LCD show; voice activated controls and navigation; XM NavTraffic (subscription needed); Rear Vision Camera, and an SD card slot for convenient navigation map updates.
Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive: Three Totally different Types
Subaru offers 3 different Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive systems in the 2013 Outback line, each tailored to the type of transmission. In Outback two.5i models equipped with the 6-speed manual transmission, the Continuous AWD system uses a viscous-coupling locking center differential to distribute power a nominal 50/fifty front to rear. Slippage at either the front or rear wheels can cause the system to send more power to the other wheels.
Subaru Outback 2.5i models equipped with the Lineartronic CVT use Active Torque Split AWD. An electronically managed continuously variable transfer clutch actively controls power distribution in response to driving conditions and wheel slippage.
The Outback three.6R uses the Variable Torque Distribution (VTD) AWD system with a 5-speed electronic automatic transmission. A planetary center differential works with an electronically controlled continuously variable hydraulic transfer clutch to manage power distribution. The VTD system normally sends a lot of power to the rear wheels (45:55) to enhance handling agility, and it can continuously modify power distribution in response to driving and road conditions.
Subaru Safety
The Subaru Ring-Shaped Frame Reinforcement body structure has been proven for occupant protection in a lot of than a decade of use. Inside, the Subaru Outback options commonplace front side pelvis/torso airbags and aspect curtain airbags that provide back and front outboard seat coverage.
Vehicle Dynamics Management (VDC) combines stability and traction management functions, and traction control works to augment the Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive functionality. The 4-wheel disc Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) integrates Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and therefore the Brake Assist safety system that automatically applies maximum braking pressure in an emergency stop. The electronic Hill Holder System holds the vehicle in place until the driving force presses the accelerator pedal to tug away from a stop. New for 2013, a Brake Override system ensures that engine power can be cut when each the brake and accelerator are pressed simultaneously.
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
Subaru 2013 Outback
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