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2026 Subaru Outback Features: What's New for Jacksonville Drivers

The 2026 Subaru Outback keeps the things Florida drivers rely on and sharpens the details that matter on daily commutes and weekend trips to the coast. Here's a straight look at what the wagon-crossover offers this model year, so you can decide whether it fits how you actually drive around Jacksonville. What are the standout 2026 Subaru Outback features? The 2026 Outback comes with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, the EyeSight Driver Assist safety suite, a large vertical touchscreen on most trims, and generous ground clearance for rough roads and beach access points. Higher trims add turbocharged power, heated seats, and upgraded audio for longer drives. Standard all-wheel drive on every trim, useful during summer downpours on I-295 EyeSight with adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist 8.7 inches of ground clearance for uneven surfaces and flooded intersections 11.6-inch vertical touchscreen on most trims with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Available turbocharged engine on Wilderness and XT-style trims for stronger passing power How much cargo and passenger space does it have? The 2026 Outback seats five and offers roughly 32.6 cubic feet of cargo behind the rear seats, expanding to about 75.6 cubic feet with them folded, per Subaru's published specifications. That's enough for stroller-and-groceries weeks and big enough for camping gear, coolers, and beach chairs on Amelia Island runs. The roof rails on most trims are rated to carry crossbars for kayaks and paddleboards, which matters if your weekends involve the St. Johns River. Rear-seat legroom stays comfortable for adults, so carpool duty and road trips down I-95 don't feel cramped. Which 2026 Outback trim is right for me? Pick based on how you drive. If you stick to city and highway miles, a base or Premium trim covers you. If you tow, haul, or want more passing power, step up to a turbocharged trim. If you head off pavement often, the Wilderness trim adds clearance and rugged touches built for it. Trim style Best for Key feature Base / Premium Daily commuting Standard AWD and EyeSight Limited / Touring Comfort and longer trips Leather-trimmed seats, upgraded audio Turbocharged (XT-style) Towing and passing power Turbo engine, higher tow rating Wilderness Off-pavement adventures Extra ground clearance, all-terrain tires We'd rather help you match a trim to your real driving than push the priciest one. Stop by Hanania Subaru of Orange Park in Jacksonville and we'll walk you through each 2026 Outback trim in person, no rush.

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