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We share a 2014 Subaru Outback 3.6R. If we were to get an R2, we'd likely keep the Outback for a few weeks then eventually sell it or give it to our 22 year old (and sell her 2005 G35). We've shared the car for nearly 6 years, thought remote working and a few Ebikes certainly have helped.

Same brakes on base, premium, and performance, right? If yes, then why not offer 19s on all levels?

What is this odd fascination with comically oversized wheels? I do wish I could get the standard 19s, or even something smaller, paired with the Premium model. What is gained from a larger, heavier wheel, and less rubber between wheel edge and road? Is there an engineering advantage, improved...