If you’re moving to a new place or you have extra equipment for your weekend camping trip, you’ll need a spacious SUV that can fit it all. A cabin that maximizes space allows you to bring all your favorite things with you for the journey. Simply put, bigger is better.

The Wrangler comes standard with a 2-door setup that offers 31.7 cubic feet of cargo volume. Its available 4-door model has more space with 72.4 cubic feet of volume. The Outback still comes out on top with its extra spacious cabin—by folding down the rear seats, you’ll have 75.6 cubic feet of volume to use as you see fit.

When your family and friends are coming along for the adventure, they’ll need a comfortable area to call their own. The more space you have to stretch into and settle in, the more relaxed your ride will be. Just as size matters for cargo potential, it’s equally important for you and your riders.

The 4-door Wrangler has a fair amount of space for passengers to call their own. The 104-cubic-foot seating area can let everyone fit in and prepare for the road ahead. Inside the Outback, you’ll have more space to claim for yourself. The 109 cubic feet of passenger volume is highlighted by ample legroom and headroom in each row. Comfort comes standard when you have the extra-spacious Outback for your journey into the wilderness.

Whether on rain-slicked roads or climbing natural terrain, a dynamic machine is a must-have. Both the Outback and the Wrangler feature their own drivetrains that allow them to conquer more of the land. While the Wrangler features a 4x4 system, the Outback utilizes Subaru-exclusive Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive to power each wheel as needed.

The Outback also comes standard with X-MODE®, another feature you’ll only find with Subaru. This sophisticated system makes small engine output and transmission adjustments to better suit the situation. These adjustments give you better grip so you can keep moving forward confidently. X-MODE® also has the options of Snow/Dirt and Deep Snow/Mud Modes for added confidence and capability.

One thing that every driver can appreciate is fuel efficiency. An SUV that makes good use of its fuel tank will save you time at the pump during your adventures. It’s better for you and for keeping the great outdoors cleaner and fresher.

The Outback goes above and beyond to deliver a powerful and efficient drive. When properly equipped, it achieves an EPA-estimated 26 city/32 highway MPG, letting you spend more time driving between pit stops.^* The Wrangler features an estimated 17 city/23 highway MPG.

A vehicle with many trim levels means you can find a setup that fits your ideal SUV. Since each trim is unique, it has different engineering, technology, or style configurations. Having more options means more opportunities to find the SUV of your dreams.

The Wrangler has a respectable number of trims—its six versions all have their twist on the well-known off-roader. The Outback, however, ups the ante with nine unique trims. When you explore available features on trims such as Touring, Limited XT, and Wilderness, you’ll see an Outback to suit everyone’s tastes, including yours.

Both models aim to make driving fun with the latest in automotive design. Intuitive infotainment screens and heated, power-adjustable seats are just the beginning of what makes a car lush and comfortable. Subaru has a few extra amenities that make the Outback a must-see ride everyone wants to take a joyride in.

The Subaru-exclusive StarTex® interior upholstery is water-repellent, perfect for wet and rainy days or trips to a local swimming hole. Audiophiles will also have access to the available Harman Kardon® premium audio system, which uses 12 speakers to play your favorite artists in studio- quality sound. The Wrangler does not offer similar amenities.