Does the Subaru Outback have four-wheel drive?
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Subaru Outback has four-wheel drive. The Subaru Outback is a mid-size SUV under the Subaru brand, equipped with a 2.5L four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 171ps, a maximum power of 126kw, and a maximum torque of 235nm. It uses a multi-plate clutch-type center differential, with a suspension structure featuring MacPherson independent suspension and double-wishbone suspension. The body dimensions of the Subaru Outback are: length 4835mm, width 1840mm, height 1673mm, wheelbase 2745mm, minimum ground clearance 220mm, and body weight 1624kg.
I've been driving a Subaru Outback for over three years now, and it's definitely a four-wheel-drive vehicle with a standard all-wheel-drive system across the entire lineup. It performs exceptionally stable in rainy or snowy weather, eliminating worries about skidding accidents. The system operates automatically without a manual switch button, making daily commuting much more worry-free. Although the fuel consumption is slightly higher than that of two-wheel-drive vehicles, safety comes first, especially when driving on mountain roads or long trips, where it provides an overwhelming sense of security. I often take it camping in the suburbs, and it handles muddy roads with ease, making it ideal for family use. I recommend new car enthusiasts to test drive it to experience its superior grip, which is much stronger than that of purely urban SUVs.
