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Subaru Outback Sales Figures

Subaru Outback

Here you will find yearly and monthly United States sales figures for the Subaru Outback. The Outback is one of Subaru’s signature models, a rugged wagon-style SUV with standard all-wheel drive and raised ground clearance. Fully redesigned for 2026, it continues to be a cornerstone of Subaru’s North American lineup.


Specifications
  • Class: Mid-size SUV / wagon (fully redesigned for 2026)
  • Engine: 2.5L Boxer four-cylinder, 180 horsepower and 178 lb-ft
  • Turbo: 2.4L turbocharged Boxer, 260 horsepower and 277 lb-ft
  • Transmission: Lineartronic CVT
  • Drivetrain: Standard Symmetrical all-wheel drive
  • Trims: Premium, Limited, Touring, Limited XT, Touring XT, Wilderness
  • Starting MSRP: $34,995

Subaru Outback Sales in the United States

The Outback has been a steady seller for Subaru, ranging between roughly 150,000 and 190,000 units a year over the past decade. After 168,771 units in 2024, US sales were 157,716 in 2025, and through June 2026 Subaru had delivered 62,958 as the all-new sixth-generation model began reaching showrooms.

2025 full year
157,716
▼ 6.6% vs 2024
2026 YTD (Jan–Aug)
92,108
▼ 11.4% vs same period 2025
Best year
188,886
2017
Total on record
2,494,028
all years
2010: 93,148 units2011: 104,085 units2012: 120,264 units2013: 118,049 units2014: 138,790 units2015: 152,294 units2016: 182,898 units2017: 188,886 units2018: 178,854 units2019: 181,178 units2020: 153,290 units2021: 154,623 units2022: 147,262 units2023: 161,812 units2024: 168,771 units2025: 157,716 units2026: 92,108 units (partial)050k100k150k200k201020122014201620182020202220242026

Subaru Outback, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2010–2026. 2026 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
201093,148—
2011104,085▲ 11.7%
2012120,264▲ 15.5%
2013118,049▼ 1.8%
2014138,790▲ 17.6%
2015152,294▲ 9.7%
2016182,898▲ 20.1%
2017188,886▲ 3.3%
2018178,854▼ 5.3%
2019181,178▲ 1.3%
2020153,290▼ 15.4%
2021154,623▲ 0.9%
2022147,262▼ 4.8%
2023161,812▲ 9.9%
2024168,771▲ 4.3%
2025157,716▼ 6.6%
2026 (Jan–Aug)92,108▼ 11.4% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20105,4676,1897,6197,6887,6306,5549,0308,0538,1548,6947,81410,25693,148
20116,9807,95110,4989,4658,4317,9148,3737,2527,6078,8917,29313,430104,085
20127,41217,52410,8868,4589,1929,2543,32111,28510,58310,15310,12412,072120,264
20138,6329,01610,4538,73012,27012,21010,45610,1638,1438,1228,85211,002118,049
20148,2308,96711,72910,66311,64111,52511,76811,42811,31512,62414,12814,772138,790
201511,35111,63212,50412,53412,38410,91210,86311,11315,12614,72913,07916,067152,294
201611,19711,95214,12214,29412,40413,41714,70417,35816,97818,00817,76920,695182,898
201713,18613,47715,90914,46915,19314,01917,58120,32716,33015,78614,36118,248188,886
201813,27914,02116,82214,08316,70216,07116,11318,00612,89511,57413,43715,851178,854
201910,94112,32818,53916,38118,01717,50518,42817,11011,28111,50612,48116,661181,178
202011,37912,6658,5718,05811,38210,25012,15814,85617,02316,75512,92117,272153,290
202111,78412,66617,05315,72813,99416,39414,05814,2197,0828,54810,45412,643154,623
202210,5278,63713,80816,51014,72413,1358,63810,9288,49711,99215,06914,797147,262
202310,4149,10813,24515,26317,14616,22512,43014,50314,54512,39612,23314,304161,812
202411,30010,41213,50113,13116,50616,85314,20416,43513,99113,54914,00414,885168,771
202510,79411,60117,53911,50111,21410,60814,98215,76812,40613,44113,08914,773157,716
20268,2838,78710,00410,55211,25814,07413,91715,233————92,108

Subaru Outback Generations

1st Generation (1994–1999)

Introduced in 1994 as a derivative of the Subaru Legacy wagon, the first-generation Outback featured raised suspension, protective body cladding, and an emphasis on off-road ability. It was marketed as the “world’s first sport-utility wagon.”

2nd Generation (2000–2004)

The second-generation Outback continued to build on the success of the original, with improved comfort, safety features, and engine options. This generation solidified the Outback’s position as a practical alternative to traditional SUVs.

3rd Generation (2005–2009)

With the third generation, the Outback grew in size and refinement. More advanced technology, better interior materials, and a broader range of options marked this evolution.

4th Generation (2010–2014)

The fourth-generation Outback offered sleeker styling, improved fuel efficiency, and more sophisticated all-wheel-drive systems. The model continued to appeal to those seeking a versatile and rugged vehicle.

5th Generation (2015–2019)

A comprehensive redesign characterized the fifth generation, with more interior space, updated technology, and a new focus on on-road comfort without sacrificing off-road capability.

6th Generation (2020–Present)

The latest generation of the Outback is built on Subaru’s Global Platform, offering improvements in safety, stability, and comfort. It introduced features like a large tablet-style infotainment screen and an available turbocharged engine.

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