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Subaru's line of Outbacks can conquer the worst road conditions, and the Outback Wagons continue to serve as sensible alternatives to big, heavy sport-utility vehicles. They are practical, comfortable, useful vehicles.The VDC and Bean models inject power, luxury and enhanced traction into the relentlessly sensible Subaru lineup. Six-cylinder engines coupled with the latest electronic stability control systems improve safety and increase performance at the same time. Though loaded with features, these top two models are also pricey. At $31,895, the Outback VDC is priced close enough to invite comparisons with base models from upscale manufacturers, for example, the Volvo Cross Country ($36,500), Lexus RX300 ($35,955), and Acura MDX ($34,370). The best values in the Outback lineup remain the less expensive and highly competent four-cylinder models, starting at $22,895.
2002 Subaru Outback Review by "New Car Test Drive"
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