Outback is available in a variety of trim levels, and an L.L. Bean edition adds comfort and trim features that include two-tone beige leather trimmed seats with the L.L. Bean logo, outside badging, and matching floor mats. The package includes other optional luxury features and a Momo wood and leather steering wheel. Outside, the Outback features some aggressive styling that does not overwhelm the softer side of the cars appearance. Large cladding covers the lower panels, and big, oversized front and rear bumpers give a rugged look. Large, round driving lights are covered with a plastic grate, and the headlights are contoured to the shape of the nose.
Rear lights are large and placed higher for better visibility.
The wagon roofline is slightly higher than the sedan, mostly due to raised mounts for the roof rack. The wagon also sports dual sunroofs. Inside, both the sedan and wagon offer a comfortable environment with many features found on more expensive cars. The wagon loses some headroom due to the dual sunroofs, but not much. Both the sedan and the wagon are laid out identically inside, except for the wagon's rear cargo area that the sedan replaces for a conventional trunk.