In September 2019, we participated in two separate Subaru presentation: the Legacy sedan in British Columbia in the Yukon, and the Outback sedan-on-stilts in Alaska.
A mere year later, it’s hardly surprising that neither vehicle was going to undergo a major revision for 2021. However, Subaru did announce this week its pricing grid for the various trims of each model. Some of the mild modifications caught our attention - along with the price list, of course.
The main change involves the new Outdoor version introduced with the next-gen Outback last year. This year, that variant gets an improved off-road driving system. The new X-Mode system includes snow/gravel settings, as well as deep snow and mud settings to be able to cope with any type of surface. The Outback Outdoor version also now features a front camera, easy-to-clean rubber floor mats and a full-size spare tire, among other things.
LED directional headlights and rear seatbelt reminder are also now standard on all versions.
A minor change on models starting with the Touring version is that the heated steering wheel is now standard. A new colour, Bronze Sparkle Metallic, is added to the palette.
As far as prices are concerned, it reads as follows:
| Outback | Model | MSRP |
| Convenience | $30,995 | |
| Touring | $35,195 | |
| Limited | $39,195 | |
| Premier | $41,195 | |
| Outdoor XT | $39,295 | |
| Limited XT | $41,995 | |
| Premier XT | $43,995 |
| Legacy | Model | MSRP |
| Convenience | $26,695 | |
| Touring | $30,695 | |
| Limited | $34,495 | |
| Premier | $36,495 | |
| Limited GT | $37,395 | |
| Premier GT | $39,395 | |
