2016 Subaru Outback vs. the 2016 Honda Pilot

Bill Rapp Subaru has a wide variety of cars to choose from and is ready to place every driver in a vehicle that suits their lifestyle. Whether you're looking for an SUV, a sports car, or a midsize or full-size sedan, they're all here.

We know just how difficult it can be to find the right car when there's so many options available, so we tried to make it a bit easier by giving you a side-by-side comparison of the 2016 Subaru Outback and the 2016 Honda Pilot.

Subaru Outback Safety vs. Honda Pilot Safety

A Top Safety Pick+ designation from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is what you're hoping for your future car to receive in regards to the crash testing. In this particular case, the Pilot and the Outback both received top-notch scores. These scores are a way of letting drivers and families know that they're safe when they're behind the wheel of a vehicle with this ranking.

The Outback comes equipped with a feature called Subaru EyeSight. It's a safety feature that can keep an eye on parts of the road you may overlook and can apply the brakes if it senses things are getting a bit out of hand.

The STARLINK system is a way to stay linked to the outside world in times of safety needs, whether you're on your phone, on your home computer, or in your car.  For safety features, there's no shortage for the Subaru Outback.

The Honda Pilot also has parking sensors, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, and automatic braking.

Subaru Outback Technology vs. Honda Pilot Technology

Since the addition of the EyeSight safety capabilities, Subaru has now proven that they're ready to keep up with everyone in the technology category.

Featuring STARLINK technology that becomes even easier to access with an available 7-inch touchscreen, the app that's available on your smartphone keeps your Subaru up-to-date. With Bluetooth, voice-activated navigation, and a continuously variable transmission, the Subaru isn't only making a name for themselves in terms of safety but also technology.

The Pilot also has some exciting new technology of its own, featuring LED headlights, automatic high beams, a LaneWatch blind spot camera, powered seats, and a heated steering wheel.

Subaru Reliability vs. Honda Reliability

Knowing that your car is safe to begin with is a necessity before purchasing a new vehicle. However, things do happen and it's best to be prepared.

Both vehicles offer the same warranty coverage: 3 years or 36,000 miles of bumper-to-bumper protection and 5 years or 60,000 miles of powertrain coverage. Thanks to these warranty offers, there's a lot of driving that can be done before having to worry about your warranty expiring.

Test Drive the 2016 Subaru Outback at Bill Rapp Subaru Today!

Now that you've gotten a closer look, we understand that you need to do more than just read about it before you're ready to make your decision.

Bill Rapp Subaru has effectively serviced the Oneida, Liverpool and Syracuse areas and is ready whenever you are to test drive your new Subaru Outback in Syracuse today! Contact us for more information. We look forward to seeing you!