2024 Subaru Legacy Consumer Reviews
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The one to get.
I have FINALLY gotten back in a Subaru after being without one for the past 4 years... When I moved out of New England to Mississippi I had a 2011 Outback which I absolutely loved. I got rid of it because nobody seemed to know how to work on them and there were very few of them near me. I had a Honda Pilot for a year and got rid of it in favor of a GMC Acadia, which I liked, because it felt like my Outback. But I kept saying "I miss my Subaru" every time I saw one on the road. We'll, that all changed a few weeks back - my wife needed a new car, and I offered to trade mine in as well so we'd get more for it, then we'd figure out cars. As it so happened, the dealer had a 2023 Legacy Sport on the lot which was priced below market value (because Mississippi). I cannot accurately state just how much I love this car, and how much I love being back in a Subaru. The drive comfort is outstanding, and the S# mode absolutely RIPS. Gas mileage is 27~ combined, and it's just such a joy to drive. I did an 18 hour round trip drive to see my parents with ZERO road fatigue... The only real drawback is that the stock stereo & speakers suck. (Non HK) but that was easily remedied by putting new Kenwood speakers in and a Rockford sub in the trunk. Overall, I would 100% buy the Leagacy Sport again.
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Subaru Legacy
The car is great, the base engine has enough power. Having trouble with setting up sending and Receiving text messages. So far the car is excellent . Just came back from a trip the car got 33 mpg. The car is doing great. I thing it's a mistake stopping production on this fine car. People will come back to a car in the future. What goes around comes around.
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- Premium SedanMSRP: $23,995247 mi away
- Sport SedanMSRP: $29,247187 mi away
- Sport SedanMSRP: $29,987214 mi away
Great car....but
I have a 2023 Subaru Legacy Premium with the BLIS/RCTA package. For the money, this was a phenomenal value (Under 29K). The ride quality is supple and the interior is very comfortable. The fuel economy has been outstanding, at roughly 31-32 MPG each fill up (I drive 50 miles a day on a mix of city streets and rural roadways). I have had the car for 6 months now and so far it has been a very good car. The only issue is not the car's fault...As one of the last low to the ground vehicles, trucks and suv's headlights at night are always an issue. If you have the extra money, I highly recommend the auto dimming mirror/exterior mirror package...which I did not order. You live you learn. Thanks.
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Smooth, Stylish and Underrated
Never owned or even considered a Subaru until my friend bought a Forester and I was impressed. My first impression of the Legacy was how comfortable it was. The interior is spacious and modern, the infotainment screen very accommodating, and I continually get compliments on how smooth the ride quality is. Extra perks is that it is a unique car, as I've never seen a 2023-2024 Legacy on the streets as much as I see its competitors; The cute welcome greetings you get upon entering/leaving the car; and even ways that you can customize the infotainment screen. The only issues I've experienced are that sometimes the infotainment buttons can lag upon turning the car on (usually after a couple minutes it's fine); and some Driver Eyesight features can be set off erroneously, but it's not too oppressive. In short: I love my Legacy. I had test driven a Camry, Acura Integra, and Mazda CX30, and I'm very happy with my choice.
Beautiful Car
I traded my 2017 Legacy for a 2024 model, and the new design is spectacular. It gives a nice smooth ride. I absolutely love the Apple Car Play feature.
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