Subaru Wagon

Subaru Wagon is an automotive body-style with its roof extended rearward over a shared passenger/cargo volume with access at the back via a third or fifth door. The Outback station wagon debuted in the United States market in 1994 for the 1995 model year as a derivative of the second generation Subaru Legacy. In Japan, Subaru introduced this vehicle as the Legacy Grand Wagon in 1995, but in most other markets, this model became known as the Legacy Outback. In Australia, Subaru opted to shorten the name to Subaru Outback when launched there in 1996-thus becoming the first market to utilise the abbreviated name. Subaru developed the Outback by adding side body cladding and raising the suspension of the existing Legacy wagon. For the first time, an Outback sedan joined the Wagon for North America only.

The Outback was replaced worldwide in 2014 for the 2015 year model with the fifth generation, still badged the Legacy Outback for Japan. Notably, the 2014 model marked a change in marketing strategy for Subaru-the Legacy became sedan only and the Outback as a wagon only, thus bringing greater product differentiation between the two model lines. The two vehicles remain fundamentally related with differences limited to the change in body style, ground clearance, and trim. The Legacy wagon was replaced by the Subaru Levorg in 2014.

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