Used 2002 Subaru Legacy Sedan Consumer Reviews
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Very Happy w/ My GT!
GT-Happy, 03/28/2002
2002 Subaru Legacy GT AWD 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 5M)
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Too my surprise, not only was the '01 Legacy GT a more attractive car on the outside (compared to the '99), but the interior was redesigned. A very important selling point since the '99 generation had a cup holder that covered the stereo. I love this car; it handles well (GT) in all conditions and is very comfortable. The interior is laid out very well and all instruments are easy to identify and operate. I highly recommend checking out the Legacy GT if you are into the high teens/low twenties price range. To Subaru: Upgrade the occansional cheap plastic and offer a V6 engine! If you do, you can compete better w/ VW and Audi.
Good car for the price!
Hokiebird, 03/30/2002
2002 Subaru Legacy L AWD 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 5M)
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We were already convinced of Subaru's reliability record with our first used 1993 Legacy L Wagon. It's up to 220,000 miles and the only major repairs we've made were to replace a front axle and a new alternator. We choose a new 2002 sedan this time around, and have been very happy with through the first 15,000 miles.
The perfect car
Macky, 07/02/2020
2002 Subaru Legacy GT Limited AWD 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 4A)
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My 2002 Legacy GT Limited has 190k miles on it and runs n drives like new! The car gets around in snow and rain better than my Cherokee truck. Very good gas mileage, handles great. Nice leather interior with heated seats, sliding full moon roof. So much fun to drive and never failed me. Do basic routine maintenance and it should last well over 200k.
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Don't Make the Same Mistake I Did
Yessir Arafat, 05/01/2002
2002 Subaru Legacy L AWD 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 5M)
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Subaru does not stand behind their product. The glass window on the passenger side front door exploded for no reason when my daughter opened the door one morning. She sustained injury to her eye - scratched cornea and cut under the eyelid. Subaru would not repair the car under warranty. I went so far as to contact the President of Subaru of America for help and got none. They were extremely rude, which added insult to injury. The next time I see them will be in court. Save yourself the hassle - buy a Nissan Altima or Toyota Corolla.