I would like a drivers seat memory function. I heard 2013 will have one.
Like any 4 cylinder, this car does require you to get north of 3000 RPM to get into good power. I love that it cruises in town at 1200 RPM. We took a loaded car with roof box through the mountains and never lost one MPH. The increased RPM's were mini
The 2013 is supposed to get a few more MPG's in the city and highway. Not really a big deal, but every bit helps. For a large vehicle with AWD, the Outback is unbeatable in MPG.
The 2012 has much better steering feel and road isolation compared to out 2011. The car drives much more true and is very pleasant to drive long distances.
