2022 Subaru Outback Prices and Deals

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The carryover 2021 Outback is stocked to meet demand across the country. The upscale Limited generally sells at the best price point and is easiest to find.

The Outback is a staple of the Subaru brand and draws plenty of buyers each year without much in the way of incentives. We expect the carryover 2022 Outback to hit the streets next month.

Current lease and APR offers vary by region and will remain in effect through August 2, 2021. Examples shown here are for California. This page is updated monthly, so check back soon for the latest on savings.

Lease: From $249 for 36 months

Customers in Los Angeles can once again lease a 2021 Outback starting at $249 for 36 months (10,000 miles a year) with $2,499 due at signing. That's an effective monthly cost of $318, a good value for this price class.

The lease structure is similar everywhere else in the country, although payments may run $10 to $20 higher.

When it arrive, the 2021 Outback will start at $265 a month with $2,499 at signing. The effective monthly cost works out to $346, which is pretty good for the first offer of the model year.

If you're currently leasing a Subaru model, your first payment will be complimentary, up to $500. This loyalty perk is available throughout the lineup.

Rebates: None; shop dealers for best pricing

Subaru doesn't offer rebates like most automakers. However, we're seeing modest dealer discounts on the 2021 Outback already. Amounts can vary, so it pays to compare local pricing before you buy.

Finance: From 0% APR for 48 months

Subaru continues to offer 0% financing for 48 months on the 2021 Outback, down from 63 months previously.

If you want longer to pay, Subaru also offers 0.9% for 63 months and 1.49% for 72 months