In partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation, they offered us a choice of trees in 1 gallon pots. We chose a magnolia to go with the moonlight here. Planted two weeks ago, and it's thriving so far!

Brand new 2025 Outback Premium in Central Florida. The AC works great overall, however I’ve noticed the driver’s center AC vent has terrible placement and not much pressure to boot.

It’s basically guaranteed to be blocked by the steering wheel, am I missing something on how one should configure these vents/steering wheel/seat position?

I’m sure closing the rear vents would help up pressure and get more air flow, but we have kids and don’t feel like making them suffer too.

(And as a side note can you change the default AC settings to not blow on to your feet? I get it if it’s cold outside and you want heat, but if it’s 95F out the last thing I’m thinking about is cooling my toes off.)

Hey friends, what do you think this is on my roof rack?

I wash my xt very couple of weeks and it is garaged most of the time.

This wasn't there when I washed it 2-3 weeks ago.

It appears to be rust, but not sure.

It is a 2021 and if it is rust..I don't think it should be rusting.

So I have two questions;

1.What do you think this is 2. What would you do about it if you were me.

Not my video, just wanted to share this incredible moment. A family in Santa Juana, Chile drove their Subaru Legacy through an intense wildfire and made it out alive.

Shoutout to the driver and the car for keeping everyone safe.

Original video by @laamotorsport on Instagram.

will the transmission be damaged with 225/50/17?

Right now I have a 15 forester XT with 98k miles and am thinking abt changing to a 3.0R Outback. I found one for 5k with 143k miles on FB marketplace and just want some input to if it’ll be a good trade or not. Carvana also offered me 8K for my specific car if that would help. Would appreciate any input as my gf and parents think it would be stupid to give up the forester.

Didn’t notice the ice buildup till this morning and thought it was mildly interesting.

Hello folks,

I found a 2021 Outback Onyx XT with 33k miles for $26,401. Is this a good price?

I have a friend who is an ambassador and plugged in at this dealership and his son works there as a tech. I texted him and said I wanted it for $26k out the door. Tax, tag, title. He said he'd talk to the GM tomorrow when he's back from vacation.

Is this a fair offer? And is there anything I should keep an eye out for?

My 2023 outback wilderness is starting to peel on the finish for the roof racks would this be covered under the bumper to bumper warranty? I’ve literally never used the racks

Scored a few oil filters for my 2018. Free shipping at $50. Sharing the wealth

Part number: 15208AA21A

https://parts.hughessubaru.com/

I just realized that both of my car were made in Indiana.😊. Thank you folks in Indiana.👍

Like the title says. I’ll be driving normally and the car will make three VERY loud beeps seemingly randomly. There is no explanation or anything on the screens nor panel.

I literally got the car yesterday, but it’s been driving me insane… (pun unintended but welcome)

It’s a ALL NEW OUTBACK CVT 2.5 TOURING edition.

Here’s how it sounds (video)

Pls help 😭 if anyone knows what it is I’ll be super thankful

I was getting out of my car today and happened to look down and saw a small hole beside the vin plate. Edges seem sharp, like it was cut outside the factory. Is it from my undercoating guy or have I just never noticed? It’s a 2017 Outback. Forgot to get a photo of it. I will when I go outside.

Need help identifying if this is a good price for a 2025 outback touring XT. The dealer MSRP is $46007. They dropped it down to me to $43900. The car is in stock in the dealer. Based on my research the invoice prices are $41000ish for this model. Does anyone have any insight of this is correct?

Any suggestions if I can haggle the price down anymore based on this sticker? What are strategies you guys have done to get the dealer to come down in price.

I already called subaru and they offered me $500 for already owning another Subaru.

Any advice would greatly be appreciated!

Pretty straight forward installation, pos to pos and neg to neg. It's also wireless so nothing go through the firewall. I would recommend switch panel rather than phone bluetooth app since it's just one click and safer.

Cam Carries fixed, Engine had to come and sealed… No more oil leaks at the top the engine…

I left my car at the dealership for some maintainance and had a loaner for a couple days. The loaner was a brand new 2025 with 3k miles. I never noticed how much louder my cars start up and idle is until I got in this newer car.

I know Ive got 60k more miles so some wear is to be expected but I'm curious at what point should be concerned. It doesn't sound like grinding or anything, it just sounds like it's working way harder. It never concerned me until I had something to compare it to.

I've been working through my 60k maintenance items, so it's had 3 multi point inspections from a couple different places including the dealership and they have come back all good.

Just looking to pick the brain of people who know way more about cars than me

Hi all,

Hopefully it actually let's me post this time. Just want help on this problem, don't care about karma or whatever redit uses. Trying to see if anyone has run into issues with the infotainment and media settings on their outback. A few weeks ago, the audio started cutting out while we were using blue tooth, but it was not happening while using CDs or radio. Yesterday while driving, the Bluetooth completely disconnected and the all of the media options besides the CD turned gray and did not allow them to be picked as an option. I tried restarting the car, phone, and even did a factory reset. Any help would be appreciated!

I thought that they only way to silence the radio was to use mute.

But I just got it back from the recall software update and it said something like radio not on (I forget the exact wording). The radio was off whether or not you turned mute on/off.

Once I did activate the radio, it's been on ever since, muteable but not able to be turned off.

I'm aware you can shut the screen off by holding the volume button. But I'm referring to keeping the infotainment screen on and functional, but having the radio off -- rather than merely muted, or setting it to a silent input/station.

We have a 2023 Subaru Outback Limited and looking to get a Thule cargo box. The one that seems to fit our lifestyle the most is the XXL but we are worried it might be a smidge too big for the car.

Any insight? Would we have to buy additional cross bars?

2019 3.6r. For about five months, the dashboard speed limit sign indicator is completely screwy. I will drive past a 35 mph sign, and it will display 72, or some other arbitrary number. It does actually change when I pass the signs, but the number is always wrong, and not like it’s just adding 37 mph to what’s posted. It will say like 53 or 88 in a 25. The eyesight cameras which read the signs are clean and not obstructed, all other functions work fine. I originally thought that it obtained the info via gps. But I was told otherwise. Anyone else had this problem or have a fix?