2015 Subaru Legacy Revealed

by TTAC Staff

Published: February 4th, 2014

The 2015 Subaru Legacy leaked late last night. Not bad, Subie.

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Gottacook on Feb 05, 2014

I still have hopes that the three-row Exiga will be offered in the U.S., now that the Tribeca has finally been canceled.

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300zx_guy on Feb 06, 2014

after looking at it for a while, it's pretty generic, but not that bad. Will be interested to see the Outback version (I've had a 1993 turbo Legacy wagon and have an '04 Outback H6). Worst part of the styling is the DLO fail cribbed directly from the 2001 Acura TL. Even if you are far enough away that it looks like part of the greenhouse, I don't see why designers think this is better looking than an honest DLO would have been.

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