EPA fuel economy ratings for the 2010 Subaru Outback are out, and the all-wheel-drive wagon earns a 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway EPA rating with its new continuously variable transmission (CVT). It goes on sale at the end of August. Read More:
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Big Deal! I got 29 mpg with my 04 outback and a regular auto trans fully loaded on a cross country trip and average 24-25 in daily highway driving. Will the CVT hold up? Buy that extended warranty for sure!
-wheel-drive wagon earns a 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway EPA rating with its n= ew continuously variable transmission (CVT). It goes on sale at the end of = August.
-wheel-drive wagon earns a 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway EPA rating with its n= ew continuously variable transmission (CVT). It goes on sale at the end of = August.
Dave
all-wheel-drive wagon earns a 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway EPA rating with its new continuously variable transmission (CVT). It goes on sale at the end of August.
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I don't think we quite get your city mileage (more like 20-21) but our highway mileage is similar. 26-28 w/2 adults, some luggage, at 70-80mph.
Carl
all-wheel-drive wagon earns a 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway EPA rating with it= s new continuously variable transmission (CVT). It goes on sale at the end = of August.
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City-ish driving I use low acceleration and lots of coasting, any time I use the brakes I consider it to be 'wasted energy', but yet seem not to get in people's way.
Hell, the H6 will coast at idle at what, 15 or 20 or so, so maintaining 30 or 35 needs very little throttle.
Dave
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