larger 2.2-liter EJ22 from the Legacy. In addition, the Outback Sport received a roof rack and mud flaps, but ground clearance was unchanged from the Impreza wagon on which it was based at . The 1997 model year Outback Sport had larger tires than the Impreza and an increased ground clearance of . The Outback Sport was priced lower and aimed at a younger buyer than the Legacy-based Outback. Advertisements for the Outback Sport featured an actor who referred to Paul Hogan as his "uncle". Second generation (2001–2007) Subaru in North America launched the subsequent generation in 2001 for the 2002 model year based on the second generation Impreza. In Australia, the Impreza RV incorporated similar styling changes. Third generation (2007–2011) Subaru in North America launched the subsequent generation in 2007 for model year 2008 based on the third generation Impreza. Subaru introduced the Impreza XV exclusively for the European market at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. The XV adopted the same changes that were made for the USDM Outback Sport, but the concept XV used the 2.0-liter turbodiesel EE20 or 2.0-liter turbo EJ20 engines available in other European Impreza variants. In Australia, the XV replaced the RV line, equipped with the naturally aspirated EJ20. It is succeeded by the Subaru XV/Crosstrek. Sales References External links Outback Cars introduced in 1994 Crossover sport utility vehicles Station wagons Cars powered by boxer engines