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Car review: Subaru's Outback is a tallish wagon with luxury features
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The sizeable Outback takes 9.6 seconds to go from zero to hundred.
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SINGAPORE - Like many new cars today, Subaru's latest Outback has a plethora of driving aids and an enormous infotainment touchscreen.
But these modern-day additions have not detracted the model from its proposition as a competent, rugged and fun all-wheel-drive wagon.
