If you're looking for genuine all-weather abilities, tonnes of safety technology and lots of interior practicality, the Subaru Outback has plenty going for it. It's a sensible choice for private buyers thanks to its reasonable buying costs for the entry-level version and decent resale values. It's not the most pleasant car to drive, though, and high emissions count against it as a company car choice.
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