Before leasing the Subaru Legacy, I had only driven our Honda Element, modified to be wheelchair accessible. To make room for the wheelchair, the modifiers had to remove the center console, leaving no cup holders in the Element. The Legacy has a center console which includes 2 cup holders! Basically, I purchased the Legacy for 3 key reasons: a number of family members have Subarus and love them, the Legacy is the only mid-sized sedan available with 4WD in all its trim lines, and I needed a sedan my 88-year old mother could get in and out of, as I am her driver to MD APPTS and such. I love this car. I think it looks good inside and out. It has plenty of pep for a 4-cylinder and gets over 30 mpg per tank of gas, which includes a mix of city and highway driving. I love the Bluetooth capability for hands free phone use while driving. If you asked, I'd certainly recommend this car to just about anyone.

The 2016 Legacy 3.6R is a beginner-level 'sleeper' sedan. It looks just like all the other Legacy sedans except for the badging, but it is way more fun to drive. In addition, the security of having one of the best all-wheel drive systems available is really nice. No matter what the weather, this car will get you where you are going with minimal fuss and provides great comfort levels while doing it. Driving this car is a real pleasure as the interior is well appointed and quiet. The audio system is also excellent for when you want some noise. The overall quality is quite high, and the vehicle has held up very well over the first year of ownership. Safety is also well covered with airbags that seem to be everywhere as well as the EyeSight system that assists with lane control and emergency braking when needed. These systems can also be disabled if you wish, but I would not see any reason to do that.