With Pilot Assist, a Lane Keeping Aid, Oncoming Lane Mitigation, Road Sign Information, Park Assist, a 360-Degree Camera, a graphical head-up display, and Adaptive Cruise Control, the Volvo V60 Cross Country provides plenty of confidence during every drive, but Volvo's wagon is missing the safety accolades. The Subaru Outback is a reigning IIHS Top Safety Pick + award winner, and for good reason.

The DriverFocus® Distraction Mitigation System of the Outback cannot be matched by the V60 Cross Country, and there's no security setup like the Outback offers through Subaru STARLINK® Safety and Security. The Outback excels in the hustle and bustle of Providence traffic with Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology.

Haul more with your Subaru Outback, which has a standard towing rating of 3,500 pounds, topping the Volvo V60 Cross Country at 2,000 pounds. Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control in the Subaru Outback is more enhanced and better equipped for Providence rush hour than the Volvo V60 Cross Country with Adaptive Cruise Control. Notable standard features in Volvo's wagon include a laminated panoramic moonroof, Google Assistant, Google Maps, Google Play Store, Pilot Assist, and leather upholstery. All-wheel drive is standard, but the Outback outperforms this rival wagon by packaging Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive with Subaru X-MODE®.

Bright aluminum roof rails are seen on the Volvo V60 Cross Country, but the raised roof rails on the Subaru Outback come with tie-downs and do a better job of helping Taunton travelers secure their gear. Generic fog lights come with the Volvo V60 Cross Country, while the Subaru Outback provides Providence explorers with superior illumination through LED Steering Responsive Headlights, High Beam Assist, LED Daytime Running Lights, and LED fog lights. The Outback also includes Subaru STARLINK® Multimedia and Subaru EyeSight®.