New Subaru Outback Wilderness for Sale in Fayetteville, NC
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The Subaru Outback Wilderness Is Ready for an Adventure in Fayetteville
The Subaru Outback is a dependable vehicle. Recently, Subaru came out with a new version of the Outback called the Wilderness. The Outback Wilderness looks more rugged than its counterparts, and it has enhanced equipment that enables it to handle tough terrains near Sanford. If you have big plans for your next vehicle and need something that won't hold you back from exploring new places, the Outback Wilderness could be a great choice.
Performance
Like some of the other Outback SUVs at our Fayetteville Subaru dealership, the Outback Wilderness runs on a 2.4-liter turbocharged engine. With this powerful engine under its hood, it can make 260 horsepower and 277 pound-feet of torque. The engine can send power to all four wheels through a Lineatronic continuously variable transmission. In regular conditions, power will mostly go to the front wheels to improve efficiency. However, when things get slippery or when you're accelerating quickly, the Subaru SUV can adjust to improve handling and traction.
The all-wheel-drive system can ensure that you'll have better traction when faced with poor conditions around Southern Pines. If you must drive on snowy, icy, or muddy roads, the X-MODE system can come in handy. It will enhance your grip on the road or trail even more. Further, Hill Descent Control is standard, making it easier to maintain your speed when heading down a steep slope. If you must transport heavier cargo around Hope Mills, the Wilderness will be ready to tow your equipment. It can haul up to 3,500 pounds.
Design
The Outback Wilderness feels quite spacious. It offers 42.8 inches of legroom in the first row and 39.5 inches of legroom in the second row. Behind the seats, there's a large cargo area that has a volume of 32.6 cubic feet. Cargo capacity increases to 75.6 cubic feet whenever you fold the rear seatbacks. This versatility gives you an opportunity to accommodate larger items, like bikes or skis. The seats in the Wilderness come wrapped in StarTex upholstery, which is water-repellent. Don't be afraid of getting dirty on your adventures, as the seats can wipe off whenever necessary. In the front row, you'll find heated and power-adjustable seats. Your passengers will appreciate that this trim has heated rear outboard seats, and on top of that, it comes with a heated steering wheel.
While all Outback SUVs have good ground clearance, the Wilderness sits even higher. It sits perched 9.5 inches off the ground. It rides on all-terrain tires and 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels that have a matte black finish. In case you run into trouble on your adventures around Fort Liberty, rest assured that the Wilderness comes with a full-size spare tire. In addition, it has LED fog lights, LED steering responsive headlights, and wiper de-icers. Its raised roof rails can hold up to 200 pounds of dynamic weight or 700 pounds of static weight, giving you a lot of options for storing your gear when traveling around Raeford.
Technology and Safety
The Wilderness features an 11.6-inch touchscreen that you can upgrade with navigation. It comes standard with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and SiriusXM, and it also benefits from Wi-Fi capability and a Harman Kardon sound system. Many other high-tech elements are also available for the cabin. For instance, it has a hands-free power liftgate, first-row and second-row USB ports, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. Technology is available in the safety package, too. The Subaru Outback Wilderness has forward collision alert, lane departure alert, blind-spot monitoring, and distraction mitigation, among other monitoring systems. Plus, it can adjust your steering and braking if you ever face problematic situations on Clinton roads.
Are you ready to take the Outback Wilderness for a test drive? Please call or visit our Fayetteville dealership when you're ready to upgrade your adventures.
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