Subaru Legacy Usados en Venta en Denver, CO

I like the Legacy because of how it has performed for me in all sorts of conditions, especially snow and dirt roads. My version of the sedan has a sunroof and heated seats, which really steps up the quality of the interior. Overall, the Legacy is not a looker, but is a workhorse. The engine definitely needs major repairs after 100k, but I'm willing to put in the money to maintain the vehicle. The AWD has been very reliable and for a smaller car, it is surprisingly roomy and comfortable for four passengers.

Overall, I love my car. It was a new design and the first year that Subaru offered a Legacy with a 6 cylinder. I love both the exterior and the interior design. I think the outside is sophisticated and sharp looking. The interior is expensive looking with a leather interior and the console has the feel of a cockpit. The gauges are large without being overwhelming and the car is loaded with extras, such as remote start, push button start, upgraded sound system, backup camera and integrated GPS. One thing I don't like is the gas mileage. It gets less than 20 mpg in the city. I understand why the gas mileage is low - it is all wheel drive and it is a 6 cylinder, but it upsets me that in 2016 they haven't found a way for the mileage to be better.

The 2005 Subaru Legacy GT is a fantastic daily driver. The suspension is comfortable on longer trips, and the seats hug you nicely without being too tight. My favorite part is the winter package included with mine. It comes with heated seats, mirrors, and windshield wiper strip. The downside to the 05-09 Legacies are that they are prone to head gasket failure. That being said, I have 200,000 miles on mine and have yet to have a single problem. Personally, I have upgraded mine to stage two, and installed aftermarket suspension on it.