Is there a shortage of Subaru Outbacks?
The 2022 Outback production resumes July 12. Subaru Corporation announced, two plants in Gunma, Japan, will shut down for one day, July 16, due to microchip shortages. “It is part of the production adjustment due to the shortage of semiconductors,” a Subaru spokesperson said earlier this month.
Why are there no new Subarus?
The retail shortages are due to plant closures this year. Subaru Corporation cut production at Japan’s two Gunma plants on July 16 due to the global shortage of microchips. “It is part of the production adjustment due to shortage of semiconductors,” a Subaru spokesperson told Automotive News.
Does chip shortage affect Subaru?
Automotive News reports, AutoForecast Solutions estimates Subaru of America is the number five automaker in the U.S. in the number of vehicles reduced from North American production schedules due to the global microchip shortage. They report Subaru lost 45,272 cars due to its U.S. plant shutdown.
Is the Subaru Outback 2.5i a good car?
After two years and a little over 10,000 miles I am still impressed by my 2017 2.5i. It is not the most exciting car to drive nor is it the quietest SUV. The upside of this car is the low total cost of ownership. Depreciation has been about $1000 per year and service under $100 per year.
What to do about hard shifting in Subaru Outback?
Easiest way: disconnect the battery, press the brake pedal several times to kill any system charge left, or let it sit for a while. Reconnect battery and go for a drive under common conditions and route. The car will try to learn patterns to some extent.
What are the trim levels of a 2017 Subaru Outback?
The 2017 Subaru Outback is a five-passenger wagon that comes in six trim levels: 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited, 2.5i Touring, 3.6R Limited and 3.6R Touring. The base model covers the essentials (roof rails, Bluetooth), while Premium and Limited trims include conveniences such as heated seats, leather and satellite radio.
Is the 2.5 Outback Outback under powered?
If you currently have a powerful car, yeah, maybe the 2.5 might seem a bit underpowered. Most people who own them don’t complain, however. I drive a 2.5 WRX and my wife has a 165 hp 2.5 Forester—and it does feel like a slug after driving the WRX.