Subaru Legacy Reviews

A new continuously variable transmission in the 2010 Subaru Legacy 2.5i works smoothly, and standard all-wheel-drive delivers good handling

Neither Bluetooth phone support nor navigation is available as a factory option. iPod integration is also missing from the option list

Subaru's new CVT offers a manual mode, with six virtual gears.

The 2007 Legacy spec.B includes standard interior tech options to match its sophisticated chassis, making it a more well-rounded contender than Subaru's cheaper 2.5 GT Limited. The spec.B makes a solid case for the four-cylinder performance sedan, ...

The 2007 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT spec.B takes the performance of the 2006 GT Limited and sweetens the pot with a three-mode engine-management system ("SI-Drive"), touch-screen navigation, satellite radio, and sporty interior upgrades.

Bluetooth cell-phone control remains unavailable. SI-Drive can produce some unnatural hesitation under acceleration in the low-performance setting.

Subaru's stripped-down touch-screen navigation interface remains one of our favorites.