2017 Subaru Outback 2.5i Touring with optional Technology Package

Our price model for a 2017 Outback Touring with 74,824 km predicts about $24,555. This one is $6,067 (24.7%) cheaper than that. That prediction is the line below at this car’s mileage, plus $649 for its Touring trim, from the comparables that share it.

Mileage accounts for 76% of how these asking prices vary (R² 0.76 over 14 listings). A line through the asking prices of 14 live Outback listings from 2016–2018 by mileage, adjusted for trim tier where enough of them share it — not the average price of cars like this one. An estimate produced by us, not a figure from the listing.

Cars like this one — a 2017 Outback Touring with 74,824 km — are typically asked about $20,836, and four in five between $18,846 and $23,183. This one asks $18,488, below that range, where about one such listing in ten asks.

Our estimate of what dealers ask for cars like this, not an appraisal and not a price it will sell for. Fitted on 225 live Outback listings on Oct 7, 2026, by model year, mileage, trim tier and certification. Each listing is valued by the fit on all the others, so its own price never sets its estimate; those estimates missed the asking price by a median 5.0%, and the 80% range held 77% of asking prices it had not been fitted on. It is a separate figure from the deal score: it never sets the band, and only withholds the “Below market” badge when a price is unusually low.