10 Things You Didn't Know about the 2020-2024 Subaru Outback (6th-Generation)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2022
- Here's a brief video showing 10 little-known facts and features of the 2020-2022 Subaru Outback, including an extra bonus feature at the end of the video. Most of these features will be applicable to the upcoming refreshed 2023 Subaru Outback that is due to be released this summer. Please place any questions or comments related to the video in the section below. I hope you enjoy the video!
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you can store the cargo shade underneath the floor panel in a slot made for it
Thank you for a informative video. It was very useful to me as I am not familiar at with these features.
I seriously thought my drivers window was binding up rolling up and down. Now I know it's a feature, and not a bug. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the Great Video.We have a 2022 Outback touring and love it.
Bonus #12: "Driver Monitoring System" (DMS) in the manual. The DMS system will often beep randomly when you pass trucks, go under bridges, drive through shade from trees, or driving around corners. The only fix is placing a piece of tape over the camera that points at the driver. Then it will only beep once after approximately one mile, and state DMS not functioning.
#13: The incoming phone volume set at highest setting 38, does not work. Incoming phone volume not adjustable because it is not tied to the radio volume knob. Subaru dealer has an update for the computer to fix this problem.
Good content. Thank you!
Great video. Thanks
should add the tow hook on the front and rear bumpers (litle square plastic cover). The long metal screw type hook can be seen under the trunk floor in the video. Stuck in a ditch or in the snow? Pop the cover off and screw the hook, attach tow strap to be pulled out. A few (not all) manufacturers have this feature and I am aware that most people do not know about this handy tow trick.
And don’t forget the leaving the keys in the car and still being able to lock and unlock the car
Doesn’t that run the battery down?
Nice job! Thanks.
I just bought this car and I love it!
We bought a Onyx 2022, 7 month wait, never owned a Subaru, before, very impressed, great speed with the turbo, good car.
Very good features! I like it presentation!
I have a Premium trim Outback so I don't have the driver monitoring system and from everything I've heard about it, I'm glad I don't. I have not heard about the hand signals to adjust the HVAC temps up or down. That sounds interesting, but you can also do that with the voice commands and you're not limited to the arbitrary 4 degrees up or down they programmed in. I am glad to know that the auto windows slowing down at full up and full down were deliberately programmed to do that. I always thought the tracks were just a little tight at the extremes. It wasn't that bad so I never complained about it. Now I'm glad I didn't. I also found your description of how the windows are supported in the door interesting. I have always been very impressed with how solid the doors sound when being opened and closed. My Outback is probably the best car I've owned with regards to that. It really speaks to the build quality of the Outback.
You should add the pin entry available so you can lock your keys in the car and use a pin to unlock. Nice for hiking or kayaking. Also the back cargo shade if you bump it down instead of up it work much better.
I love the 11th feature! Or rather I WILL love the 11th feature (2023 Outback on order). I frequently find myself taking a phone call while having lunch in the car.. On my 2016 Outback, restarting the engine disrupts the hand-free operation.
4:30
I don’t have all auto for all windows
What is the number for that master switch
Or did you know website selling this
Thank you
I just got my OUtback Touring package this afternoon Tuesday 2nd of Sept. I want to know your back ground, it is so professional, warm and shows concern to who ever maybe watching. Do you work for them. What ever keep doing and know people like me appreciate it. I will listen to more tomorrow- almost 12 am you got me to say up -smile
#6.5 then, should be, that one doesn't want to drive around with that privacy shield in that secondary (upper) position, as it does noticeably reduce visibility out the rear window via the rearview mirror. That feature is purely about imceasing loading/unloading ease.
Also when you get a 2023 (or maybe the 2020-22 as well). The basic Premium on up Stereo system w 6 speakers has Bass enhancer and other options to configure that will make it sound a heck of a lot better than they did in the Forester. So don't forget to adjust them, when coming out of the mfr, the stereo needs to be fiddled as well as adjusting the bass, midrange and treble. I suspect that Subaru kept the Harmon stereo system in there and just give 6 speakers instead of 12, but I might be wrong. Either way it's a much better stereo than I've ever had before.
It’s a very decent video . But those feature was in my 2016 outback too except the hand gesture
My wife and I both love our 2021 Outback. The traction control actually helps you maneuver in snowy conditions instead of fighting you. Give it some snow tires and you can sort of scoff at winter conditions. Sort of.
Now all I need is some winter weather!
My 2018 Outback 3.6R has most these features, all those diming side mirrors, welcome lights in them, etc...
It's weird looking at USDM Outback steering wheels and not see the SI-Drive buttons.
Cool!
How do I change the size of the tailgate door opening. On a 2021 Forester
Hi, have you done a similar feature on the 2020 XV?
Love it
I didn't know all this I must reconsider my next new car
2023 adds the Wireless Charging option, and they go back to the Traditional Round Foglights, and they fixed the headunit software (though update for the 2020-22 has also been released) Not mentioned as much but I believe all Outbacks now have auto high beams control, and of course the PIN code feature, which Is very handy esp when you walk out and just want to get something from the car. Disabling the key is easy, remember hold the top button and push the unlock button twice. It'll blink 4 times, hide the keys wherever and you can go to beach etc. To enable the key again, hit the unlock button. Screw driver is in the back, useful, has both flathead and Phillips. Tip, buy bug and tar remover, you'll need it. Had the Forester and that wasn't an issue, but now that I have the Outback it's like all the bugs from God's green earth decide to hit my windshield all at once.
Final Tip, if you're on the road and you forget to turn on the A/C, just hit the up or down physical buttons and A/C turns on automatically.
Is it possible to "pop" the tailgate in a 2022 Crosstrek using the fob?
Yes, but it won't "open", it just unlatches to allow someone to lift it up.
Edit: You can also use the PIN entry button to the right of the tailgate release to lock the car when everything is closed too.
Using the force to drop the ac temp
Do u know how to permanently turn on the AVH. It keeps resetting when i turn of the engine and turn it back on
Dude, spell that shit out. If you want an answer, abbreviation isn't your best bet here.
You can’t, have to do every time u start, yea it sucks!
@@SM-McKraken if you have a Subaru then you know what he is talking about
Do I have to replace the washer on the drain plug ????
The oil drain plug? Technically you should after every oil change, but you can get by with using the same washer a few times
Informative video...but I think most Outback owners already know the things you said they wouldn't know.
Most Outback owners forget what their dealer salesperson says at time of purchase and most don’t read forums to actually understand how these features or engineering designs actually function. This video is not for the 1-5% of enthusiasts that make up the 215k US Outback sales each year.
@@BornToDriveOfficialall the information was helpful to me in evaluating the Outback as my next car purchase
i dunno about gesture climate controls!!! salesman in italy dunno about it lol
Auto electric window is standard on most cars. 10 things I already knew my 6th Gen Outback has / does.
Right
I don’t think you got the point of that feature regarding the electric windows I mentioned. The electric window slows down towards the end of its travel to prevent the sudden thud noise when it stops. The inner/outer belt lip seal for the window also holds the window in the full down position so the window rattle upon door slam is minimized. You may understand this, but many other owners will be happy to learn that their car was engineered with this design.
Here's something I didn't know. While you pay for the equipment to perform a remote start, you also have to pay to use it. You buy it, and you pay or it doesn't work. If I had known that prior to signing the papers,I wouldn't even have gone to a Subaru dealer. I'd be driving a Mazda! Paying a subscription fee to use something I bought, is damned offensive. Toyota was going to do it too, but the feedback, people saying that is a deal breaker, made them relent.
@@ibrahimel-awady5965 The regular remote has a sequence that is supposed to activate the remote start, but the lights flash, the horn beeps, and then nothing. I'm still considering a lawsuit, demanding a refund for advertised equipment, paid for, but unusable without an extra fee. Something along the lines of breach of warranty.
not all outbacks have blindspot monitoring. only certain up graded outbacks.
Facial recognition system.
Let that sink in
I found all those things out with my Outback.
Congrats! 🎉🍾
More than 10 things I already knew about my Subaru.
I wonder what generation this outback is can you tell me one more time
The thing it doesn't have is a master switch to shut all that crap off !
You confidently say people do not know this features. That's ignorant.
A feature that the word "bonus" does not apply to: the battery drain issue that was part of the class action suit for Subarus built between 2015-2020 still exists in 2022. So you WILL discover that your car won't start if you go a day or so without driving it, and you WILL want to purchase a jump-pack, because there isn't always going to be a nearby car that you can use to jump-start your Subaru. (Or worse, that other car is also a Subaru, and you BOTH have dead batteries.)
Never heard of that problem in the new Outbacks
Good effort on the vid, should think about changing the heading. These are 10 things 99% of Subaru owners know, like myself.
Most Outback owners forget what their dealer salesperson says at time of purchase and most don’t read forums to actually understand how these features or engineering designs actually function. This video is not for the 1-5% of enthusiasts that make up the 215k US Outback sales each year. Frankly, changing the heading won’t improve views to get this information out to more people. The TH-cam algorithm favors these headings.
Yea we bought ours out of state, because our great state of California had dealers screwing us with MSRP price additions.
Tanks to CVT subaru isnt offroad vehicle anymore. First snow and your cvt is overheated.
Actually, you say actually too much!
great video. thanks