2027 Subaru Outback Canada gets a lower-priced Convenience trim
Subaru Canada has put its 2027 Outback pricing page online, and Canadian dealer materials show a Convenience trim at a $37,995 MSRP. Canadian outlets including RPM and Guide Auto report that the returning base trim lowers the Outback’s entry price in Canada compared with 2026.
The $37,995 figure comes from Subaru dealer association pages in Ontario and Western Canada, along with individual dealer pages, rather than from a static price line on subaru.ca. Those documents add $2,495 for freight and PDI to the MSRP. Subaru Canada’s page carries the label “Freight and fees included, taxes extra” in its pricing area.
What the dealer examples show
The Ontario Subaru Dealer Association’s representative offer for the 2027 Outback Convenience AWD arrives at a selling price of $41,057.52. That total includes the $37,995 MSRP, $2,495 for freight and PDI, a $100 air conditioning surcharge and $395 in dealer administration and documentation fees. PPSA and other fees make up the rest.
Other Canadian dealer examples land between roughly $41,013 and $41,058, depending on region and fees. The line items in these examples include freight and PDI, a documentation fee, the air conditioning surcharge, provincial levies, tire and environmental fees, and PPSA or service fees. The dealer association pages also carry representative finance disclosures for the Convenience AWD, covering APR, term and an example financed selling price.
Checking exact figures
The subaru.ca page includes the brand’s Build & Price tool, and exact MSRP and payment figures appear after a province and trim are selected. The page also refers shoppers to Natural Resources Canada’s Fuel Consumption Guide for fuel-use figures, and it links to specifications and features sections covering the Outback’s exterior, interior, safety and engineering.
U.S. coverage describes the same move south of the border. Car and Driver and Motor1 report that Subaru brought back a base trim for 2027 and set a U.S. starting price of $34,540. Car and Driver puts the drop at US$1,905. Those are U.S. figures and do not apply to Canadian pricing.
Featured image: Subaru Canada press image
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