We love our 2016 Subaru Outback 3.6R. My favorite feature is the Eyesight - it works and feels very safe. Backup camera is great too. Handles very well for a wagon/suv. The v6 gives it adequate power. Seats are comfortable. Haven't taken it out in snow or off road yet. Perfect for our family of four. At $34,500 fully loaded we felt it was a great deal compared to anything else out there. There was a recall with the steering about a month into owning the vehicle which was frustrating. However, Subaru handled it very well and we go a loaner so it really didn't inconvenience us much. My one complaint is the radio/navigation set up. The knobs are slippery and too small. The interface design is very amateur. For example, you have push two buttons to get your radio favorites up. Because of these issues I'm only giving four stars but we'd buy another one in a heartbeat so far.

This product was not what I expected. I may not have read the product description very well, but I somehow thought this was a way to help us see stars near us through this fancy gadget. It's really cheap plastic and you cannot use it unless you're in a well lit room. It works kind of like a kaleidoscope. It was not near the high tech fancy gadget I thought it would be for whatever reason. It is confusing to use at first but it is pretty neat to learn about constellations and what you can see where. Just use it inside first or bring a flashlight. I do still really like it and occasionally when we have our inside campout I'll make my guy drag it out and we can pretend we're looking at stars. It's a great novelty.