The Subaru Outback LPG on promotion gives you plenty of reasons to forget about SUVs
Subaru is backing its ECO-labelled range with a discount on the cost of fitting the LPG kit to bi-fuel Outbacks from this very month of July

The Subaru Outback LPG on promotion is not about to be left behind and, in its own particular battle to stand out amid the SUV craze, this adventurous estate offers from this July the option of fitting an LPG kit to any of its trims free of charge, which saves the 1,750 euros that, until this campaign, had to be added to the car’s price as an extra cost for installing the system.
With the addition of liquefied petroleum gas storage, the production of toxic exhaust emissions is not only reduced, but so is the cost per kilometre since, owing to the price of the gas itself, at around 60 cents per litre, the Subaru Outback LPG on promotion is a great choice for those who want to enjoy a car with the DNA of the Subaru intact along with the benefits of holding the DGT’s ECO label thanks to the use of this fuel.

Furthermore, for long distances, having two fuel tanks, one for petrol and one for gas, can exceed 1,000 km of range without needing to refuel at the more than 600 service stations where these bi-fuel vehicles can be filled up.
With this campaign, the price of the Subaru Outback ECO bi-Fuel LPG starts at 32,400 euros for the Sport trim, rising to the most balanced of them all, the Executive from 35,150, and the top-of-the-range Executive Plus S at 37,600 euros. As for the launch of the Silver Edition trim of the 2020 Subaru Outback, thanks to the current promotion it now stands at 35,600 euros.
A versatile Outback, as a good Subaru should be
Among the standout features are the standard fitment of the fantastic EyeSight preventive safety system, a watchful guardian that is one of the best advances the brand, whose logo features the Pleiades constellation, has included, not to mention permanent all-wheel drive, Symmetrical All Wheel Drive, the house trademark which, together with the X-Mode assistant, featuring driving modes for off-road situations such as snow/gravel or deep snow/mud, become the best allies not only for tackling complex situations but for enjoying the drive in these conditions.

Be that as it may, the Subaru Outback LPG on promotion stands out, thanks to these prices, as one of the best alternatives for those who want an adventurous car of substantial size and build and off-road-capable traction close to that of genuine all-terrain vehicles, and who have not succumbed to the SUV fashion.
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