Compare the Subaru Outback vs. the Ford Edge in Pittsburgh PA

• As a Subaru vehicle, the Outback gets the carmaker's signature Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system as a standard feature, regardless of model year or trim level. But while the Ford Edge offers the peace of mind of AWD as an option to drivers, it's not listed as standard equipment and, instead, must be requested special.
• Both models offer two engine options for your consideration, with comparable power outputs and utility, with both coming out with a 3,500-pound towing capacity max. But when it comes to saving you money at the fuel pump, the Outback has the edge over the Edge. In fact, while they both have tanks that can hold 18.5 gallons, the Outback can take you further between fill-ups than the Edge. Look for a range of 481 miles in the city and 611 miles on the highway for the Subaru, and just 389 miles in the city and 537 miles on the highway in the Ford Edge.

• From the front to the backseat, headroom to shoulder room, the Subaru Outback is larger and more spacious than the Mazda CX-5, with more room for you and your passengers to stretch out in.
• Have a lot of cargo to haul with you when you go out? The Subaru Outback can help you carry more of what's important to you than the Mazda CX-5. With the backseats in place, our Outback can manage up to 32.5 cubic feet of gear, compared to 30 cubic feet in the Mazda. Fold the backseats flat, and our Subaru can manage more than 75 cubic feet, with a max of just 59 cubic feet in the CX-5.

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