Sean is a JDM and off-road enthusiast of many years, and automotive photographer. He holds a B.A. in Literature and Writing Studies, A.A. in Communications, and an A.A. in English. He is published in ...

The 2026 Subaru Outback has been redesigned and now starts at $36,445. With tougher styling and more tech, it’s more SUV than wagon — but longtime fans may wince at the price. So what do you get for ...

Chris Bruce has worked in the automotive industry since 2011 and has written thousands of stories about cars, motorsports, and motorcycles in that time. He has written for Autoblog, Autoviva, CarFax, ...

The 2026 Subaru Outback made its debut earlier this month at the New York Auto Show, and reactions have been, to put it kindly, mixed. While many fans are still trying to process the shift not just in ...

Amee has been tied to the national automotive industry for over twenty years. Starting out as a photographer shooting for automakers, agencies, and various global magazines; with writing & digital ...

The Subaru Outback is a whole new vehicle for 2026. It’s two inches taller than the current Outback and has a more rugged profile. It’s a midsized SUV, so it’s larger than the Subaru Forester, but ...

The new Outback sees the nameplate stray even further from its wagon pretensions. Subaru has been selling the Outback, which began life as an off-road-ready station wagon, for more than three decades.

Subaru revealed a partly new Outback at the New York International Auto Show, with the same powertrains available and riding on the same platform as before. Everything else was mostly new, including ...

Subaru debuted a brand new 2026 Outback at the New York Auto Show and it’s fair to say the design has gone down like an anvil dropped from the top of the Empire State building, at least according your ...

The 2026 Subaru Outback is here and it's certainly something different. The new Outback is still definably a Subaru. It has a boxer engine, a ton of safety oriented features, all wheel drive, and it's ...

These days, there’s an app for just about anything. But if you ask anybody who has tried to use a smartphone to measure something accurately, they’ll tell you it’s often a fool’s errand. When it comes ...