In recent years, when thinking of Subaru, some of the first things that would often come to mind, aside from cute puppy dogs and off-roading, are stellar reliability, great long-term dependability, and sound build quality, and a car made to let you churn out countless thousands of problem-free miles. The latter is hands down one of the biggest draws of the brand, and it’s easily pulled in quite a few people who might’ve otherwise bought a Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, or Mazda CX-50. Whether you’re buying new or used, then, what are the best years for the Subaru Outback, and what are the Subaru Outback years to avoid?
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