Compare The Subaru Outback Vs. Hyundai Santa Fe

While we have come to know and love the all-new Subaru Outback for its size, performance, longevity and safety, it's not just us! Experian has confirmed that 97% of Subaru Outback vehicles sold in the last 10 years are still on the road*, more than than the Hyundai Santa Fe. KBB has recognized the Subaru Outback not only with the 2023 Best Resale Value for four years running*, but also as a 5-Year Lowest Cost To Own Award for three years running!* IntelliChoice agrees - the Subaru Outback has the Lowest Ownership Cost, lower than Hyundai Santa Fe. From the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, not only is the Outback a Top Safety Pick+, but it also received the highest possible rating for front crash prevention as well as the new side impact test. While these awards and accolades apply to the 2023 model year, we anticipate receiving many of these same accolades when awards are announced on the new model year. 

When it comes to safety, Subaru vehicles are known for their impeccable standards. The Subaru Outback and the Hyundai Santa Fe were both selected as Top Safety Pick+ winners by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and received a five-star safety rating by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.* However, the Subaru Outback outperforms the Hyundai Santa Fe in two vital areas: headlight composition and the easy-to-use LATCH design for child restraint. The Subaru Outback received top marks in every category, ensuring that you have the best safety equipment available.

For tech-savvy drivers, the Subaru Outback takes the lead with its available 11.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system. While the Hyundai Santa Fe also offers amenities like wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, its largest touchscreen is only 10.3 inches. The Subaru Outback ensures that you have the latest and best technology at your fingertips.

The Subaru Outback comes well-equipped with standard features to tackle any adventure. With Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, EyeSight® Driver Assistance and Automated Technology, X-MODE® Selectable Driving Modes, and generous ground clearance ranging from 8.7 inches to 9.5 inches in the Wilderness model, the Subaru Outback is ready for any terrain. In comparison, the Hyundai Santa Fe offers 8.2 inches of ground clearance and requires additional payment for all-wheel drive. The Subaru Outback provides more standard features at a lower price point, delivering the best value for your money.