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Image 1 — New Outback VS other boxy SUV and 6th gen OB.
Image 2 — New Outback VS other boxy SUV and 6th gen OB.
Image 3 — New Outback VS other boxy SUV and 6th gen OB.
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Image 6 — New Outback VS other boxy SUV and 6th gen OB.
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New Outback VS other boxy SUV and 6th gen OB.

Took some photos of my new 2026 Outback compared to a Hyundai Santa Fe, and a 6th gen Outback. Digging the boxy SUV vibes of the new Outback design, also noted that the old Outback was parked next to RAV4 which blurred the look of both-wagons? SUV’s? Regardless, I love the design of the new Outback, much better than most (including Santa Fe) and awesomely reliable. But haters gonna hate.

u/doctor-squared — 1 day ago
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What are considered the most reliable car brands in the UK/Europe?

In the USA it is - Subaru, Honda, Toyota (the three remaining Japanese nameplates that are considered ultra reliable, although I am seeing reports about Toyota having some quality issues), Buick, Chevy/GMC (particularly the trucks and large SUV's), Ram Trucks, Ford F Series Trucks. Most US manufacturers no longer make sedans/coupes. Cadillac makes a couple of sedans and Cadillac has generally good reliability.

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u/doctor-squared — 4 days ago