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    SUBARU OUTBACK FROM $35,990

    Oct 02, 2015 2 minutes

    Subaru cut prices on its fifth-generation Outback by up to $10,000. The Outback has always been one of the best mid-sized SUVs on the market, so big discounts and more equipment on the new model have made it a compelling proposition, especially against several European-brand SUVs.

    The petrol-powered range opens with the familiar 2.5-litre four-cylinder/CVT transmission Outback 2.5i at $35,990, or in Premium specification at $41,490. Outback

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