The fourth generation Outback of 2011 was in its second year, a station wagon crossover with a ground clearance of 8.7 inches and the ninth Subaru vehicle with a continuously variable transmission. The Outback Sport, the smaller Impreza based hatchback sold from 1994, ended in 2011. The Legacy prefix was dropped internationally. Most versions of the Outback wagon have had all wheel drive as standard equipment.
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The Outback concept originated with Subaru of America
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The Legacy and Outback wagons were built at the Subaru of Indiana Automotive production facility in Lafayette, Indiana
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WikipediaFourth generation (BR/BM; 2009)
The ground clearance increases to 8.7 in (220 mm), and is the ninth Subaru vehicle to feature continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Year: Fourth generation (BR/BM; 2009)
The ground clearance increases to 8.7 in (220 mm), and is the ninth Subaru vehicle to feature continuously variable transmission (CVT)
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The Outback concept originated with Subaru of America
Body style, station-wagon: Fourth generation (BR/BM; 2009)
generation Subaru Outback was introduced in April
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