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331 Subaru Legacy results

Subaru Legacy OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.6
27 Reviews
5 star
59%
4 star
37%
3 star
4%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.6
Value
4.4
Style
4.1
Performance
4.1
Comfort
4.4
Fuel Economy
3.8
Reliability
4.0
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Joseph
Joseph
94203
3.0
Could be better.
It is a comfortable car and drives quite well. The gas mileage is decent, but could be much better. Repair costs are always going to be high when you take it to the dealership, but I find it to be worth it. Trunk has decent space for any regular sized family and I definitely feel safe driving it long distances. The look of the car is very family like which is why I would not purchase this car again if given the chance. I would prefer it to be more sporty. Blind spots are going to be present for most cars, but you get used to it and know how to look. I do not notice any noises unless I do not take it in for maintenance in a while. I find it fun to drive as well do my friends. Subaru makes great engines and they are very dependable. I have not taken it to the shop very often. Mostly for just maintenance. It handles very well even at decently high speeds.
SM
SM
Lima, Pennsylvania
4.0
Sturdy car, some quirks
This was the family car for nearly 10 years before it became mine; just got it recently as my mother got a new Subaru. It's the car I mainly learned to drive on and the only one I've ever driven regularly, so I can't say much about how it compares to other cars, but I can comment on the car's sturdiness and abilities in the snow. This winter, the snow and ice have been treacherous, but at least I know that my car can handle the elements. There have been few real drawbacks to the car; being a wagon, it is a bit longer and lower to the ground that I would like (was a bit tricky to learn how to parallel park in, but there would have been much harder cars to learn on). There have been a few funny electrical issues, as well: the CD player is rather fickle, and when the radio is on, the clock interface seems to not light up. Some sort of wiring problem when we first got it made the car overheat quickly and begin to smoke, but the dealer was helpful about getting that fixed up.
Dylan
Dylan
Anchorage, Alaska
5.0
I love this car for one aspect, its performance. It has never let me down on the road.
Subaru engines are reliable. When a head gasket goes for many miles (the most common serious repair), they will last long once the relatively easy repair is made. Subarus will easily last 350Ð400,000 miles. I'm serious. Subarus are insanely wonderful in the snow. I've had many AWD and 4WD vehicles. And nothing beats a Subaru in the snow. I've plowed the literally two feet of fresh snow no problem.

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