Subaru now have a diesel powered engine amongst their range with the release of their new Outback. The turbocharged 2.0D Outback meets European standards with the new reduced emissions requirement. Whilst providing a smooth comfortable ride it does this economically, consuming just 6.4 litres of fuel per 100 km. With car manufacturers eager to provide consumers with economic cars producing low emissions, Subaru have certainly managed to do this.

The new diesel Outback will come in three models being the 2.0D, 2.0D Premium and 2.0D Premium with SatNav. The Premium models include a leather trim, sunroof, DVD, reversing camera and Bluetooth compatibility. The Premium model with SatNav is priced from $40,490. The Diesel models provide the same exceptional comfortable ride as its Petrol counterparts and have the same spacious cabin.

The Outback continues to maintain its excellent safety for occupants with five stars given by ANCAP, being the highest possible rating. Safety features include a cocoon for the engine to protect passengers in a head on collision and a knee airbag for the driver. Contact your local Subaru dealer for a test drive.