Used 2015 Subaru Legacy Consumer Reviews
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Great value with a few peculiarities
Loving this car so far in the winter weather. My front driver I traded in got stuck 3 times this winter and I'd had enough of that. I got the premium trim with the moonroof and navigation. This is a nice car at a very inexpensive price point at this trim level. 7 inch screen is gorgeous and the stereo sounds great even though it's not the 12 speaker one. I got the auto dimming mirror with homelink as well and this is great if you've ever had a battery getting low on your garage remote. If you can live without leather, this is a great trim level to get.
5th Subi
This is my 5th subi and 1st Legacy. In the past, it was either the Forester or the Outback and they were/are very solid cars. Not very pretty to look at but very practicle and comfortable. This Legacy is a different than the rest. More conscious toward younger and new users. Bit more techie and more sporty. In some sense this is a good thing, but for me this ride is hard to get use to. It is firm...like 90' BMW firm. On a smooth surfaces all is well, but on uneven roads, it gets busy, really busy. Unfortunately, where I live, there are not too many buttery roads. I will have to wait and see how my body will adapt to the car. Honestly, I see back ache returning.
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Great Car!
I've had this car for two months now with 4000 miles on it. I couldn't be happier with my purchase. This car has everything I need. Looked at $60K+ cars and couldn't justify what this Legacy gives you for the money. It's smooth and comfortable, yet stiff enough to feel a bit sporty. Our family finds it very comfortable for highway driving. Never thought I'd buy a Subaru, but glad I did.
Good car but needs some improvements
It runs well. I'm looking forward to see how it drives in snow. Perhaps engine could be quieter. I believe engine is quieter than older models. I purchased a black color car with chrome accent. The chrome that runs along dashboard below steering will reflect on to the side mirror and makes it difficult to view traffic on driver's side mirror. I wish that the speakers that are on the doors could be placed higher. I have children and I see them placing there feet there and have seen mud on them. I do like that the button to open the trunk is very accessible. I no longer have to find it on the floor by gas lever as in my older Camry. The touch screen is great. It's taking time to figure out all it's functions. I never had a rear view camera and I'm seeing how helpful it is when parking in the city where parking can get tight. Overall, I do like the car Just needs a few changes in some interior design as I first mentioned.
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Not Just for a Niche Market Anymore
Test drove numerous mid-size family sedans and ended up with the 2015 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Premium in Carbide Grey Metallic. Two weeks in and I'm very happy with my choice. Living in the northeast means traction is important during the winter months and the Subaru delivers with its Symmetrical AWD system. I've never had an issue getting to work and I've always felt safe driving this car. I got the base 2.5i premium with no extra options (no Eyesight, moonroof or navigation). This is still a very nicely equipped car for the money.