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" Long before the term &amp;quot;crossover&amp;quot; became synonymous with rugged, car-based utility wagons, Subaru had the Outback. To many, that original 1995 Outback was the first real crossover, blending the best attributes of an SUV with the nimble handling of a traditional car and the capability of Subaru&amp;#039;s rally-bred all-wheel-drive expertise.  MOST VERSATILE CAR Subaru Outback Base Price: $22,995  This latest model only widens that capability envelope. Riding on beefy tires, and with a suspension tall enough to produce a Hummer-humbling 8.7 inches of ground clearance, the Outback is not a corner carver. Instead, the Outback is a sweet-natured wagon with poised road manners that scrambles effortlessly along dirt roads and up some pretty difficult trails. With the wheelbase stretched over the previous version&amp;#039;s, rear-seat comfort is substantially improved. Fold that seat down, and the Outback can swallow 71.3 cubic feet of camping gear, gardening supplies or pinewood planks. Subaru owners are determined to wring every last ounce of value from their purchases--there&amp;#039;s plenty of value and versatility in this new Outback. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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