Compare the Subaru Outback vs. the Toyota 4Runner in Pittsburgh PA

• Subaru knows that drivers like options, and the new Outback delivers. Depending on your needs and your trim preference, our crossover has two great engines you can choose from. But the Toyota 4Runner doesn't have options. Every trim level and version comes powered by the same powertrain system.
• Not only do you get more say with how your crossover is powered with the Outback, but you also get standard all-wheel drive. Like other members of the Subaru family, the Outback gets Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive standard. But the 4Runner requires drivers to request AWD special if they want it on their SUV.

• One thing that the Toyota 4Runner has that the Subaru Outback does not is the option for a third row of seating. But if you were to go for that model with a third row, you wouldn't be able to take much more than just people with you. A Toyota 4Runner with three rows has cargo capacity that holds just 9 cubic feet. Compared to the Outback, with a 32.5-cubic feet capacity, you'll able to carry far less of the things you want with you in the Toyota.
• In addition to more cargo room, the Subaru Outback also has more interior room for you and your passengers to stretch out in, especially in the backseat. Our Subaru has more headroom, shoulder room, and legroom than the Toyota, and, in the backseat, it offers an extraordinary 7 extra inches of rear passenger legroom.

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