2018 subaru outback compare touring & limited

Asked by dbeater1 Feb 14, 2020 at 04:44 PM about the 2018 Subaru Outback 2.5i Touring AWD

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what available options does a 2018 subaru Outback Touring have, that the
2018 Subaru Outback Limited does not have.

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Or look it up online. I've owned a couple of Tourings, remembering that the sleek Audiesque roof rack rails are useless, and wasn't a fan of the milk chocolate "java" leather with most exterior colors. There may be other very minor trim details, but I prefer making up the prettier Tan or Charcoal (or the new 2018+ Grey) leather Limiteds by adding Nav and a Sunroof, and retaining the versatile roof rack functionality, as having to add Thule or Yakima crossbars to the Touring to carry anything yields an ugly, LOUD mess. Stick with a goosed-up Limited. Best, Ern TheSubaruGuru/Boston (Disclaimer: I sell 2016-2018 OBs; currently have a Black Pearl 2017.5 Limited (Touring clone) for $22k if interested...or will trade for my wife's 2016 identical Carbide clone for $20.5k if you want to visit Boston and drive one home. 781 483-3922 Note that the only diff for 2018 is the larger Nav screen, by the way.

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