Compare the New Subaru Outback in Bremerton, WA

Ground clearance is one of the most important factors when tackling rough terrain, and the Subaru Outback leads the pack with an impressive 8.7 inches of ground clearance. This gives drivers from Silverdale and throughout the Kitsap Peninsula the confidence to navigate rocky trails and ford shallow streams, without worrying about damaging the undercarriage. The Honda CR-V offers 8.2 inches of ground clearance, which falls short of the capability in the Outback. The Audi A4 Allroad, provides only 6.5 inches of ground clearance, significantly limiting its ability to handle challenging terrain.

Perhaps the most significant advantage the Subaru Outback holds over its competitors is its legendary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (SAWD) system. This innovative technology distributes power to all four wheels, providing superior traction and stability in all driving conditions. Whether you're navigating slippery winter roads near Bainbridge Island or tackling muddy trails outside Port Orchard, Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive keeps you in control. Neither Honda nor Audi offers this advanced system, making the Outback the clear choice for drivers who value off-road all-weather capability.

The combination of superior ground clearance and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive makes the Subaru Outback the superior performer when the road gets rough. For adventurous drivers throughout the region, these features provide the peace of mind they need to explore confidently.

Drivers from Gig Harbor who regularly travel across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge or commuters heading to Seattle will appreciate the efficient performance of the Outback. Better highway fuel efficiency means fewer stops at the pump and more time enjoying the drive.

Another sometimes-overlooked advantage of the Subaru Outback is its generous fuel tank capacity. The Outback features an 18.5-gallon fuel tank, giving drivers an extended range between fill-ups. This is particularly beneficial for those who enjoy weekend getaways or long road trips exploring the Olympic Peninsula. By comparison, the Honda CR-V comes with a smaller 14.0-gallon fuel tank, while the Audi A4 Allroad offers just 15.3 gallons of capacity.

The larger fuel tank combined with excellent fuel efficiency means Outback drivers can travel farther on a tank of gas. Whether you're heading from Bremerton to explore the San Juan Islands or taking a scenic drive down the coast, you'll spend less time refueling and more time enjoying the Pacific Northwest. For drivers throughout the Kitsap Peninsula who value both efficiency and convenience, the fuel economy advantages of the Outback make it an exceptionally practical choice.

One standout feature of the Outback safety suite is its Blind-Spot Detection system. This technology uses sensors to monitor areas alongside your vehicle that may be difficult to see with mirrors alone. When a vehicle enters your blind spot, a visual indicator on the corresponding side mirror alerts you to the potential danger. This is valuable when changing lanes on busy highways or navigating traffic around Port Orchard and Gig Harbor.

Rear Cross-Traffic Alert is another valuable safety feature that helps protect you and your passengers. When backing out of parking spaces, this system watches for approaching traffic from either side and provides a warning if it detects a potential collision. This is especially useful in busy parking lots and residential areas throughout Bainbridge Island.

For added protection, the Outback offers available Reverse Automatic Braking. This advanced feature can bring the vehicle to a stop if it detects an obstacle behind you that you may not have noticed. This additional layer of protection helps prevent backing accidents that could result in property damage or injury.

While competitors from Honda and Audi offer some of these safety features, none of them provide the complete, integrated safety package that comes standard with the EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology in the Outback.