As the owner of a 2015 Outback Limited, it's a fantastic vehicle. However, if you're not in a hurry you might want to consider waiting for the 2020 models to arrive at dealers early Fall 19. The 2020 model is a total redesign. Alternatively, if you like the 2019, there may be additional deals/incentives when the 2020's roll out.
https://www.planetsubaru.com/2020-subaru-outback-changes.htm
If you're looking for a great deal on a new Subaru and don't mind waiting another 6 months to purchase, you can join a program that provides access to Subaru VIP pricing. You can do your own research on other organizations. However, one is Leave No Trace which supports wildness conservation.
https://lnt.org/give/member-benefits/
Other suggestions on a 2019 Outback:
- Base is fine, but Premium is worth the upgrade.
- Limited (in my opinion) is not worth the upgrade
- The eyesight safety features are great but (ironically) don't work at all in severely inclement weather.
- Get one with the new Continental OEM tires NOT the Bridgestone OEM (they're crap)
- Test drive the 2019 Crosstrek. Especially if you don't need the extra size of the Outback. It's whole new design as of 2018 (so 2019 has the bugs worked out). 2020 Crosstreks should be available soon too. So you should able to find a deal. You can get all of the safety features/performance of the Outback in the Crosstrek for less money.
Whichever Subaru you end up with, you really can't go wrong. They're great vehicles, and all of the new models support CarPlay! So, good luck on your purchase!