2016 Subaru Legacy
36,870 Miles
$18,999

West Palm Beach, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
29,432 Miles
$14,999

Miami, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
27,316 Miles
$18,998

Jacksonville, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
30,952 Miles
$19,998

Sanford, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
51,193 Miles
$16,998

Cleveland, OH
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2016 Subaru Legacy
18,451 Miles
$21,998

Sanford, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
41,805 Miles
$17,998

Miami Lakes, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
10,773 Miles
$21,998

Parker, CO
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2016 Subaru Legacy
33,180 Miles
$21,599

St Louis, MO
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2016 Subaru Legacy
23,689 Miles
$18,998

Charlottesville, VA
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2016 Subaru Legacy
55,740 Miles
$16,998

Schaumburg, IL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
28,204 Miles
$23,998

Roseville, CA
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2016 Subaru Legacy
46,204 Miles
$15,897

Ft. Worth, TX
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2016 Subaru Legacy
19,247 Miles
$18,397

Jacksonville, FL
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2016 Subaru Legacy
33,594 Miles
$18,797

Richmond, VA
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2016 Subaru Legacy
35,119 Miles
$17,997

Lewisville, TX
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2016 Subaru Legacy
50,544 Miles
$18,995

Reno, NV
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2016 Subaru Legacy
26,265 Miles
$21,000

Troy, NY
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2016 Subaru Legacy
27,851 Miles
$21,000

Buckner, KY
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2016 Subaru Legacy
26,496 Miles
$25,800

Bremerton, WA
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2016 Subaru Legacy Buyer's Guide

Owner Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Overall
4.5
Value
5.0
Performance
4.5
Style
4.5
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
3.5
Reliability
4.5

2016 Subaru Legacy Owner Ratings & Reviews

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4.5
Overall
2 Reviews

2016 Subaru Legacy - A fun to drive sedan no matter what the weather.

Ken
Auburn, Washington
Overall
4.0
Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Style
4.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
4.0
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 emergen... (more)
Story
There is a wide intersection on a downhill that goes into a sweeping right turn to get to my house. This corner is great fun to take at speed, and the car feels like it is rooted to the ground even when making a fairly tight turn. I try to take that corner hard if traffic and weather conditions allow because it is just too much fun!
Pros
The Legacy 3.6R is extremely fun to drive with a 235 HP V6 and great all-wheel drive system. The car feels like it is on rails in turns and excellent feedback to the driver. The solid handling of the car also adds to driver confidence. You know how the car will respond to just about any condition you put it in. The interior build quality is top notch, and the materials used are nice looking and don't feel cheap. The seats are quite comfortable, and the front seats even provide reasonable room for my 6'6" frame. The premium sound system is amazing and is really fun to turn up loud while on ... (more)
Cons
The rear headroom is a bit cramped but not too bad. The shiny finish on the control screen for the audio system makes it difficult to see in some lighting conditions.

2016 Subaru Legacy - Cup holders again!

Legacy Owner
Worcester, Massachusetts
Overall
5.0
Value
5.0
Performance
4.0
Style
5.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
5.0
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 ca... (more)
Story
I don't have one specific story, but I can tell you this car is fun drive in almost any weather. I feel very safe when driving it. When the weather isn't challenging and I'm on the highway, there's nothing I like better than starting up the audiobook I'm listening to, setting the cruise control to 73 and driving along in comfort in my Legacy.
Pros
4WD, gas mileage and 4-cylinder engine, 4 door sedan, Bluetooth connectivity, cruise control shows the speed it was last set to, back up camera.
Cons
When pulling up to a snow bank last winter, I pushed into the snow with what I perceived was very little force, but it caused the left front bumper to partially pull away from the body. Tamped it back in place with a rubber hammer, but it does seem awfully fragile for a car exterior. Can't really think of much else

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