
Mazda 6 Grand Touring
Launched
RM230,848
Overview
The Subaru Outback is a D-segment wagon with a raised, outdoorsy brief rather than a conventional sedan shape. In Malaysia, the BT-generation car is a five-seat petrol CVT model with standard EyeSight and two engine choices. Prices start from RM280,390, so it suits buyers who want a wagon and are prepared to pay above the only listed same-class rival.
For Malaysia, the BT Outback carries on into 2026 as the two-variant range launched in 2024: the naturally aspirated 2.5i-T EyeSight and the turbocharged 2.4 XT Touring. The 2026 seventh-generation Outback has debuted with a more rugged look, the return of the Wilderness variant, and 2.5-litre naturally aspirated or 2.4-litre turbo petrol power, but the Malaysian range remains the 2024-launched BT line-up.
RM280,390–RM310,390 · est. from RM2,860/mo
Which variant to buy
Most buyers should start with the 2.5i-T EyeSight at RM280,390. It already gets the five-seat petrol CVT format and EyeSight, with a 2,498 cc engine making 185 hp. Pay RM30,000 more for the 2.4 XT Touring at RM310,390 only if you want the turbo engine and its 246 hp output. Both are CVT automatics; on paper, the clear mechanical jump is power.
Key specs
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The Outback is a niche choice in Malaysia: a raised D-segment wagon with standard EyeSight, petrol power and five seats. It is not a cheap way into this class. The Mazda 6 Grand Touring is listed from RM230,848, which makes the entry Outback RM49,542 dearer. The stronger case is the 2.4 XT Touring, because the turbo engine gives it a clear performance difference over the 185 hp 2.5i-T.
What a used Outback holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.
| Year | Trade guide | Typical asking | Holds |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | RM295,400 | — | 100% |
| 2025 | RM242,000 | — | 86% |
| 2024 | RM214,300 | — | 76% |
| 2023 | RM181,000 | — | 74% |
| 2022 | RM173,800 | — | 71% |
| 2021 | RM165,400 | — | 67% |
| 2020 | RM160,100 | — | 65% |
| 2019 | RM129,200 | — | 54% |
| 2018 | RM116,950 | — | 49% |
| 2017 | RM98,100 | — | 43% |
Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.
same class, similar money
The Subaru Outback costs RM280,390 for the 2.5i-T EyeSight and RM310,390 for the 2.4 XT Touring. Both are five-seat petrol CVT models.
Buy the 2.5i-T EyeSight if you want the lower price and can live with 185 hp. Choose the 2.4 XT Touring if the 246 hp turbo engine matters to you; the price gap is RM30,000.
Yes, but only in the 2.4 XT Touring. It uses a 2,387 cc turbo petrol engine with 246 hp. The 2.5i-T EyeSight uses a 2,498 cc naturally aspirated petrol engine with 185 hp.
No Malaysian launch for the seventh-generation 2026 Outback is listed. The Malaysian Outback remains the BT-generation model launched in 2024, with 2.5i-T EyeSight and 2.4 XT Touring variants.