Subaru Forester vs Subaru Outback Design
The major differences in the Forester and Outback lie in the design. The Outback is longer and has a more wagon-like design, while the Forester is taller but more compact like a traditional crossover. They also have a slightly different front grille, but both have an optional power tailgate. The Outback has a slightly longer wheelbase, giving you a smoother ride. There's much more to each model, so come see for yourself today at Secor Subaru.

Subaru Forester vs Subaru Outback Performance
Both the Forester and the Outback feature the Subaru Boxer engine standard. This engine gives better handling and control by lowering the center of gravity on each vehicle. While the Outback gets 175 horsepower standard, the Forester gets 170, and the Forester features a standard 6-speed manual, while the standard transmission of the Outback is a continuously variable automatic. Finally, the Outback gives you the option of a 3.6 liter 6-cylinder engine not available on the Forester. However, the new Subaru Forester is available with a turbo-charged Boxer engine.

Subaru Forester vs Subaru Outback Safety
Both Subaru models generally come with the same safety features, including symmetrical all-wheel drive and rear view cameras standard. Subaru has always put your safety first, and the Forester and Outback continue this tradition with available Eye-Sight technologies, blind spot detection, and rear cross traffic alert. There's a lot more to see on each of these well-equipped vehicles, so come in for a test drive today.