Subaru Legacy Series

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Subaru’s flagship model, the Legacy, has now entered its sixth generation, with the vehicle betting on a wide range of aspects in its midsize sedan battle.

Introduced at the 2009 New York International Auto Show, the 2010 Legacy is expected to rise up to it's predecessor's level and even exceed it.

The 2008 Detroit Auto Show witnessed the first appearance of the redesigned Subaru Legacy.

The 2006 edition of Subaru Legacy is described as the most popular model in the Legacy range, both the sedan and the wagon flavors recording impressive sales.

In 2003, Subaru Legacy suffered a lot of changes, starting with the engines and design elements and ending with the introduction of versions of the car.

The 2002 Subaru Legacy is a redesigned edition of the 1999 release which is now powered by Subaru's 2.5 liter engine that could developed 165 horsepower. If the 5-speed manual transmission comes as standard on all versions, the automatic gearbox is only available as an option. However, the standard and the optional features vary from a model to another. For example, the L models have ABS , air conditioning and power windows while the GTs come with bigger wheels, sport suspension and bigger front brakes. In addition, the limited version of the car had side-impact airbags and CD player.

Subaru Legacy is a car manufactured by Subaru since February 1989, being assembled at two plants in Ota, Gunma and Lafayette, Indiana.