Used 2022 Subaru Legacy Consumer Reviews

Name: 2022 Subaru Legacy Review
Brand: Subaru
Rating: 4.2 (53 reviews)

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I bought , then I have to sell it .

Sun0066, 01/24/2021

2020 Subaru Legacy Limited 4dr Sedan AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

6 of 14 people found this review helpful

Let's start that when you first start the engine in the morning sound like a truck or tractor, then the infotainment is so laggy and slow, lot of glare and gets very dim under solar light , Auto stop engine really annoying and intrusive and very hard to disable Did not like That is a shame because I love the brand

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Subaru still hasn't fixed their Starlink issues

FTE, 05/28/2020

2020 Subaru Legacy Premium 4dr Sedan AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

6 of 15 people found this review helpful

Bought it 2 months ago and it has been in the shop for 8 days and counting due to problems with the Starlink system failing to connect that they can't figure out how to fix. They replaced a head unit already and that didn't fix it. You would think after having to settle the problems with Starlink for millions of dollars in the past year, they would have fixed it. The Tom Tom maps are terrible, especially when combined with the useless voice system. It never understands anything and when it does, it can't ever get you the right location. The new format for the infotainment system takes too many levels of pushing touch screens to get to anything, which is unsafe as you need to take your eyes off the road to do it. For some, if you stop in the middle, it switches back to the home screen requiring you to start again. Even though the screen is larger, most of the apps only use a part of the screen. Also, Android Auto is problematic as it often will not connect and when it does it will disconnect while you are driving. The safety nannies are distracting, often going off when it misreads the road. The one safety item I wanted, blind spot monitoring was an extra cost in the Premium trim. The auto stop that is difficult to disable at each light jerks back into gear when it restarts. The interior is nice, the exterior is plain Subaru styling. Driving and acceleration are average, not great but not bad. While there are some good points with this car, it appears that the design and quality are slipping at Subaru.