The engine options for the Subaru Outback 2.5i are pretty much the same as the 2009 model, with the exception of the horsepower and torque. While the engine is still a 2.5L, 170hp, H4, the new model's horsepower is 170 @ 5600 RPM, while the 2009 model was 170 @ 6000 rpm. The torque is also similar but now measures at 170 @ 4000 RPM, while last year it hit 170 @ 4400 RPM. This has resulted in the 2010 Outback 2.5i getting an estimated 22mpg city and 29mpg highway, which bests last year's model that was estimated at 20 and 26 respectively.
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While many people associate the Outback as a wagon, it has grown considerably over the years and the new model actually has a larger interior than mid-size SUV competitors such as the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Toyota Venza. The Outback is more than 15 and a half feet long and wide enough to provide good hip room for passengers. For hauling loads, the Outback has 34.3-cubic-foot of rear cargo space and 71.3-cubic-feet with the rear seats folded
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