Subaru Outback Ground Clearance by Year

The Subaru Outback’s listed ground clearance ranges from 8.7 to 9.5 inches across the catalog years 2000–2022. Ground clearance is the space between the vehicle’s underside and the ground; the figures here show a range, not one measurement that applies to every Outback.

The exact figure varies by model year and may differ by trim or engine. Use the catalog entry for the specific vehicle when one is listed; do not assume the range endpoints apply to every version. If you need a measurement that is not shown, confirm it on the door jamb or in the owner’s manual.

Ground clearance can matter when considering uneven roads or obstacles, but the listed range alone does not establish the clearance of a particular vehicle. Check the year and configuration before relying on a number, and consult the owner’s manual if the catalog does not identify the applicable figure.