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1993 Subaru Legacy

8 reviews

$3,608 - $4,136

Key Features

Model: Legacy
Year: 1993
Engine Size: 2.2L - 4 Cylinders
Seating Capacity: 5 Seats
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Size: Compact

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Product Review

Wouldn't want to give it up for new

by paulamjames , Feb 3, 2001

Pros: Smooth ride, quiet, good turning radius, fair mileage.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Hope it lasts forever.

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Author's Review

I have a 1993 Suburu Legacy Wagon. My dog and I practically live in it, driving between cities three days a week. It's roomy and comfortable. I schlepp all sorts of boxes and equipment around in it every day, and the interior has really held up.

It was recently stolen, but miraculously found 5 days later. In the time it was gone, I dreaded getting a new car (which would have been a Legacy or Forester). I would have missed the automatic seat belt , but looked forward to keyless entry.

My mechanic agrees that my car is in great shape, although over time it has needed a few things fixed. For now, it's worth a few hundred dollars a year to keep it in tip top shape, than to spend a few thousand a year on a new one. At this rate, I'll be able to tour Europe and still have a great car to come home to.

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