Can a Suburu Outback haul a 2,000 pound camper

Asked by GuruW3J67 Jun 02, 2018 at 02:15 PM about the 2018 Subaru Outback 2.5i AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can a Suburu Outback haul a 2,000 pound camper

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There have been a lot of threads on this. Read your owners manual! You can but I do not advise it as the CVT is fragile.

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The answer is below and self explanatory....... yes, Subaru builds these cars with a CVT transmission.... you think that's a joke....I DON'T.... stop bashing. OR, maybe you need to just sell your Subaru if you are so disgruntled. WOW....yes ..we all know that you hate CVTs even though you don't have one! The tow capability is 2,700 on the FOUR cylinder and 3,000 on the SIX cylinder.... I think if you are careful with how you drive and don't overload the car and trailer....it should be fine.... realize that going uphill will slow you down. https://cars.usnews.com/cars-trucks/subaru/outback/2018/specs/outback- 3.6r-limited-394884

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