Los Angeles 2013: Subaru Debuts Legacy Concept in LA

by TTAC Staff

Published: November 20th, 2013

los angeles 2013 subaru debuts legacy concept in la

Forget CVTs in WRXs; Subaru has dropped their Legacy Concept at the 2013 LA Auto Show, illustrating the design direction the Japanese automaker aims to take in the near future.

The Legacy Concept has a muscular, masculine appearance, particularly with the wide Taurus-esque grill and sinister LED eyes. Wide flares hug the 21-inch wheels, and the tail lights hammer the point home in aggressiveness.

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05lgt on Nov 22, 2013

Can't not comment. This thing makes me miss my 93 wagon. And I hated that boringly reliable car.

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Ect on Nov 22, 2013

"The Legacy Concept has a muscular, masculine appearance, particularly with the wide Taurus-esque grill and sinister LED eyes. Wide flares hug the 21-inch wheels, and the tail lights hammer the point home in aggressiveness." Purely out of curiosity, does the TTAC Staff byline mean that you guys genuinely write this, or are you just cribbing press releases?

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