
Compare 2021 Subaru Outback vs 2021 Subaru Forester


2021 Subaru Outback |
vs. |
2021 Subaru Forester |
2.5L 4cyl |
Engine |
2.5L 4cyl |
182 HP |
Horsepower |
182 HP |
26 city / 33 hwy* |
Fuel Economy |
26 city / 33 hwy* |
Serving Kennesaw, GA
The 2021 Subaru Forester and the 2021 Subaru Outback are essentially cousins. Both are popular SUVs made by Subaru that have similar characteristics as far as their appearance and exceptional off-road capabilities. The Subaru Outback and the Subaru Forester both get some notable updates in 2021. Following a relatively recent refresh, the Subaru Outback returns in the 2021 model year with some modest changes and improvements. The Forester is the newer of the two vehicles. It arrived on the market several years ago, which means that it has not had significant changes over the years. As you'll see with an online test drive of the Subaru Outback, there's much to enjoy in the 2021 Outback from the base trim and up. The Subaru Outback has similar updates for the 2021 model year. The Outback now has more safety technology as well. For the first time, all trim levels are configured with adaptive headlights that have LED bulbs. The Forester has some updates in 2021 as well, including new adaptive headlights and some newly-added safety technology. The Subaru Forester now has seat belt alerts and reminders for the back row. You can try out the 2021 Subaru Outback for yourself by scheduling an online test drive at Subaru of Kennesaw.
Performance
By scheduling an online test drive of the Subaru Outback, you'll be able to get behind the virtual driver's wheel to check out the Outback’s credentials. Whether you plan to use the Outback for daily driving around town, commuting, or taking on off-road adventures, scheduling a virtual test drive lets you see how the Outback performs in all situations. Two engines are available for the Subaru Outback. The Outback is powered by a 2.5L engine at the base level. This engine creates the same amount of power and torque as the Forester's engine. The second engine, reserved for the top trims, is a turbo-charged engine that produces up to 260 HP. The Subaru Forester gets a 2.5L engine that has four cylinders. Its engine has a maximum power output of just over 180 HP, and it creates more than 175 LB-FT of torque. The Outback and Forester both get all-wheel drive as their standard drivetrain.
Style
Unique styling is a highlight of both the 2021 Outback and the 2021 Forester, as you'll see in person when you schedule an online test drive of the Outback at our dealership. Both vehicles have the same ground clearance of 8.7 inches, which is some of the highest ground clearance in their class. The Outback and Forester both now come standard with sophisticated LED headlights with adaptive technology. LED fog lights are added to the top trims for better visibility. Roof rails are standard on the Subaru Forester, and you will get raised roof rails starting with the second trim level. While steel wheels are standard, you'll get alloy wheels beginning with the second trim level. The Outback has a special trim called the Sport that has a unique black and orange color scheme inside and out. Be sure to ask our friendly staff what the many customization options are for the Subaru Outback at Subaru of Kennesaw, including a Cold Weather package that adds on heated wipers to the exterior.
Interior and Amenities
The Subaru Outback Subaru of Kennesaw also has an impressive and amenity-filled interior. The Subaru Outback comes with a standard seven-inch display screen. Both vehicles offer leather upholstery and a sunroof on the top trims. This year, the Forester comes with a standard 6.5-inch infotainment system. The Forester supports smartphone pairing, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and more at the base level. Many safety features are also included. The Forester also adds WiFi on the second trim level. The EyeSight suite of driver-assist safety aids is included in both Subaru vehicles for safety and convenience.
Contact us to try the 2021 Subaru Outback at Subaru of Kennesaw today.
*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.