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Subaru Outback Markup by State

Average dealer markup over MSRP on the Outback in every state, ranked cheapest first across 27,725 active listings. Each brand is refreshed between daily and twice a week.

Active listings
27,725
National avg markup
-$1,379
Cheapest state
Arkansas
% below MSRP
70.5%

Every state, cheapest first

RankStateListingsAvg markupMedian price% below MSRP
1Arkansas191-$3,124$43,843100%View →
2North Dakota55-$2,562$44,47998.2%View →
3Washington791-$2,511$43,81372.8%View →
4Oregon629-$2,357$43,98059.1%View →
5South Carolina300-$2,238$45,91881%View →
6Vermont315-$2,191$40,03696.2%View →
7Missouri648-$2,146$42,72186.1%View →
8Maryland479-$2,067$42,35684.1%View →
9Massachusetts712-$1,979$39,37689.9%View →
10Virginia751-$1,931$41,67875.4%View →
11Nevada190-$1,810$42,73190.5%View →
12West Virginia293-$1,765$40,77977.1%View →
13New Hampshire302-$1,754$39,44283.4%View →
14Pennsylvania1,334-$1,699$42,15179.2%View →
15Florida1,326-$1,617$46,81278.5%View →
16North Carolina776-$1,615$47,31380.9%View →
17Michigan1,195-$1,540$44,25064.4%View →
18Connecticut428-$1,510$39,54192.8%View →
19Utah292-$1,509$45,01087%View →
20Indiana714-$1,478$43,89870.4%View →
21Colorado950-$1,470$43,31274.2%View →
22Ohio1,490-$1,444$44,40175.7%View →
23Nebraska241-$1,370$44,57588.8%View →
24Texas1,923-$1,354$42,19563%View →
25Illinois1,051-$1,343$44,49561.2%View →
26Arizona326-$1,274$44,07194.8%View →
27Wisconsin1,050-$1,248$43,66556.6%View →
28Idaho379-$1,225$45,17777%View →
29Montana235-$1,162$45,77394.9%View →
30Kansas289-$1,086$44,25184.4%View →
31Minnesota1,132-$1,040$43,61356.4%View →
32New Jersey688-$1,026$44,74169.2%View →
33California1,755-$986$44,41869.7%View →
34Kentucky256-$977$45,04964.8%View →
35Alabama186-$844$47,12046.2%View →
36New York1,199-$817$45,84957.5%View →
37Delaware99-$796$43,87893.9%View →
38Oklahoma362-$759$43,35052.2%View →
39Louisiana224-$750$43,85658%View →
40Tennessee591-$620$46,63466.8%View →
41Iowa268-$247$46,64916.4%View →
42New Mexico166-$87$46,60842.2%View →
43Rhode Island94-$45$39,57794.7%View →
44Wyoming36+$8$43,36438.9%View →
45South Dakota105+$132$47,18021.9%View →
46Maine273+$153$40,31185.7%View →
47Georgia465+$196$48,47249.5%View →
48Mississippi39+$425$44,6990%View →
49Alaska132+$626$46,6550%View →

The short version

Dealer markup on the Outback varies a lot by state. Right now the cheapest state to buy is Arkansas, where the average listing runs -$3,124 versus MSRP — compared with a national average of -$1,379. States shown in green beat the national average.

Markup is the advertised price minus total MSRP (sticker plus dealer add-ons); negative means the car is advertised below sticker. Advertised prices may not include all dealer fees — always confirm the out-the-door price with the dealer. Built from live dealer inventory; each brand is refreshed between daily and twice a week.

See also: Outback market overview · cheapest Outback listings · dealer markups explained