2022 Subaru Outback Trims & Specs

After successful sales last year, the price of the Subaru Outback hasn't changed much for the new model year. The base model has only increased in price by $150 and now carries an MSRP of $26,945. From there, the Premium asks $29,145 and the Limited at $33,595. The cost of the Subaru Outback in Touring trim is $37,495. Great value for money is to be had from the first turbocharged trim, the Onyx Edition XT, at $35,145, and the off-road biased Wilderness at $36,995. The last two trims in the lineup are the Limited XT and Touring XT at $37,995 and $39,945, respectively. These prices exclude a destination fee of $1,125, or $1,275 in Alaska.

There are a limited amount of optional packages available for 2022, with some trim levels going without these options entirely. The base model is only offered with optional accessories such as a bike rack or all-weather floor liners, but the Premium can be equipped with two packages. The $1,400 package adds blind-spot monitoring with lane-change assist and rear-cross traffic alert, keyless access with push-button start, and a hands-free power liftgate. The second costs $2,995 and adds all of the above plus a power moonroof and navigation. Limited models have a $2,045 package that bundles a heated steering wheel, navigation, a DriverFocus distraction mitigation system, and a power sunroof. The Onyx Edition XT and Wilderness both gain access to a $1,845 package that adds a power moonroof, navigation, and reverse automatic braking.

Even on models without access to packages, a few standalone items may be worth investing in. These include a wireless charging pad for $292 or an auto-dimming rearview mirror at $365 on models that don't come with this as standard.