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Outback 2.5i ecomatic Comfort Navigation Lineatronic (Japan, 2009)

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Subaru Outback 2.5i ecomatic Comfort Navigation Lineatronic

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spec rating

Germany

Portugal

United Kingdom

United States of America

Engine
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Type
Estate (station wagon)

Displacement
150 cu in

Doors
5

Maximum torque
--

Seats
--

Wheel Drive
--

Luggage Space
526 l

Transmission
1, continuously variable transmission

Fuel
Gas (LPG)

Power-to-weight
103.73 hp/ton

Kerb weight
3549 lb

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safety rating:
NCAP

fuel efficiency
20.45 US MPG

CO2 emissions
184 g/km

Displacement
150 cu in

max power
167 hp

acceleration 0-100 km/h
10.4s

top speed
123 mph

price

$ 69.456

* based on Germany prices

loan

ownership cost:
annual

$ 3.963

insurance

$ 760

Fuel

$ 2.433

service

$ 362

tyres

$ 408

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