Nope. Just a standard Sienna, but it does have more ground clearance than the Benz E-class "all terrain"
There's also a chance he knows how to drive off-road rutted trails properly, since damage to a press vehicle means that presenter gets blacklisted
(making subaru look bad will also get you blacklisted also)
I know it is standard and he does all his tests there. He knows the road, and you can pretty much drive any normal car over those rocks.
That is why I took photo of Sienna next to my BMW, so one actually can see how low it is. I also didnāt think it is that low until I actually had to park vehicle myself and found out that most curbs will be your enemy.
Another thing that just dawned upon me is bike rack hooked up on a hitch. There is no way I am not scraping bike rack getting off my driveway.
Here it is how it looks on my old Sienna:
Look how low the hitch is, and old Sienna was but higher.
I am not putting bikes on the roof as I usually have Yakima box on the roof.
As for Subaru, they are IMO shameless advertisers that are actually hurting people. They literally run billboards here with message like: conquer winter, nothing goes like Subaru in snow etc.
Outback here replaced Buick La Sabre and Toyota Avalon/Camry among 70+ crowd. Then they put budget tires on the vehicle and every time, absolutely every snow, it is massacre of Subaruās. When I see one in the mirror, downshift and step on gas.
No wonder they blacklist reviewers. It is all messaging.