Subaru Legacy
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The all-wheel-drive sedan. The turbocharged Legacy GT and rally-bred RS are the enthusiast picks.
The Subaru Legacy is the brand mid-size sedan, long defined by standard all-wheel drive and boxer-engine character. While most Legacies are sensible family cars, the enthusiast highlights are the turbocharged Legacy GT and the rally-bred Legacy RS, which gave the sedan genuine performance and rally heritage. The Legacy GT, with a turbocharged boxer and all-wheel-drive traction, was a capable sleeper sport sedan. The Legacy also offered the rugged Outback wagon variant that eventually became its own model. The Legacy blended all-weather security with Subaru distinctive engineering. On WhipJury, Legacy submissions favor the turbocharged GT and the classic RS.
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