The Subaru Outback is a nameplate used by the Japanese automotive manufacturer for two different vehicles. An Impreza with the same design as the hatchback, the Outback Sport, and a legacy based station wagon used the Subaru Outback nameplate. The majority of the station wagons had an all drive option and standard equipment. The Outback Station wagon was derived from the original station wagon from the Japanese automotive manufacturer. The first-gen of the Outback was introduced into the market in 1989 and did not contain any suspension or cosmetic modification present in the Subaru Outback. Although the car had an improved version of the Subaru Outback in 1994, known as the L-drive model, it had a luggage holder and an adjustable suspension.