Subaru’s newest member of its all-wheel-drive family is the sedan version of its popular Outback series, which made its name in wagon form. Essentially a dressed-up Legacy with added mechanicals to power the rear wheels, the Outback series adds numerous pieces inside and out to transform pedestrian sedans and wagons into unique looking, riding, and handling vehicles. In recent years, the Outback has proven to be Subaru’s savior and this formula is a miracle of modern marketing. Using similar running gear to the FWD cousins and the same boxer design engine that it first found fame with, Outbacks have attracted a following that transcends demographics and income levels, while defying economic class stereotyping. And Subarus are not funny little cars for mail delivery in Vermont anymore. The Outback sedan, then, is as at home in Cheyenne as it is in Chicago.