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Excellent outward visibility; high-quality interior materials; room for up to eight people; standard all-wheel drive; strong towing capacity; car-like driving experience; generous ground clearance
Superb; balanced handling; quick; responsive steering; rear-wheel drive
Standard all-wheel drive; excellent fuel economy; comfortable interior; extensive standard feature list; high ground clearance
Rugged exterior; comfortable ride; spacious interior; plenty of advanced standard driver assist features; capable all-wheel-drive system; fuel-efficient engine; better off-road capability than most compact SUVs
Standard all-wheel drive; roomy interior; fuel efficient transmission; rugged reliability; great styling
Subaru dependability; safety features; all-wheel drive; good off-road capability; spacious interior; versatile family hauler
Five-passenger compact SUV; spacious interior styling; standard all-wheel drive; ample standard safety driver-assistance tech; all-electric powertrain; improved all-electric range; DC fast charging capability; Subaru dependability
Highly reputable all-wheel drive system; quick acceleration; rugged design; off-road ready; good cargo space; great price-point
Sporty; Electric powertrain; off-road capable; good range; rugged design; front-wheel drive and symmetrical all-wheel drive options; safety; great price point
Standard all-wheel drive; sharp handling; four-door practicality; improved price-point; improved interior; rally car pedigree; quick acceleration
Introduced in 2003, the Baja was a beefed up version of the Outback that featured an open cargo bed. In 2004, a turbocharged model was added to the lineup, offering 210 horsepower. Subaru also updated the suspension, with a new ground clearance of 8.2”. A 12-volt power outlet, net pocket and prewired rally lights were added as standard features in 2005. The Baja would cruise into 2006 unchanged.