2013 Tokyo Motor Show: Subaru Levorg Concept, A JDM Sport Wagon

by TTAC Staff

Published: November 19th, 2013

2013 tokyo motor show subaru levorg concept a jdm sport wagon

At the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show today, Subaru unveiled its Levorg concept, a sporty wagon that’s set to arrive in Japan next year but, unfortunately, isn’t likely to cross the Pacific.

Given that the current Legacy is only sold in the form of the Outback on our shores, we probably won’t get the Legacy wagon over here. The Levorg, which previews the next Legacy wagon, will come with two engine choices: a 1.6-liter Boxer turbocharged four cylinder or a 2.0-liter Boxer four cylinder, also turbocharged.

The 1.6L engine will produce 168 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque, while the 2.0L puts out 296 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. Both engines will be mated to a CVT.

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Krayzie on Nov 20, 2013

The looks better now but still nowhere close to the old Bruce Willis Legacys. The front is starting to look like a Dodge RAM lol!

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- Corey Lewis on Nov 20, 2013
  
  *Takes off sunglasses* Congratulations...
  
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Corey Lewis on Nov 20, 2013

I'd like it if Subaru added some more power to their vehicles. Neither engine sounds like enough for this much car. Also, nobody has noticed the front end looks 85% Volvo?

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