Compare the Subaru Outback vs. the Honda Passport in Pittsburgh PA

• Let the Subaru Outback take you further between stops at the gas station. It gets a better fuel economy rating and better range than the Honda Passport. You can expect the Outback to get 29 mpg in combined driving, while the Passport is rated for 22 mpg combined. Additionally, the Outback averages 481 miles in the city and 611 miles on the highway per fill-up, while the Passport goes just 390 miles in the city and 488 miles on the highway for every tank of gas.
• Prefer all-wheel drive on your SUV? Every Subaru Outback receives it as a standard amenity. The Honda Passport has it as well, but not as a standard feature.

• Road trips long and short will be more comfortable for you in the Subaru Outback than the Honda Passport. It has a longer overall size, equaling more interior space for you, with additional legroom in the front seat compared to the Honda.
• When it comes to helping you arrive safely at your destinations, the Subaru Outback has more standard safety features than the Honda Passport. While both SUVs get a menu of advanced driver's aids as standard equipment, the Outback has a couple extras you won't find on the Passport, including adaptive headlights that swivel and turn with the vehicle, and automatic high beam control.

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