Skip to content


2010 Subaru Legacy Pricing Announced

  Pin It

2010 Subaru Legacy

We’re still waiting for more details on the new Outback, but Subaru’s just released pricing on the all-new 2010 Legacy sedan, which debuted at the 2009 New York auto show.

Pricing begins at $20,690, which buys a base 2.5i model with the 170-hp, 2.5-liter flat-four, a six-speed manual transmission, and of course, all-wheel-drive. Those who don’t yearn to shift their own gears may spring for the CVT, which adds $1000 to the window sticker. Standard equipment on the 2.5i is fairly limited — you’ll find folding rear seatbacks, an AM/FM/CD stereo with four speakers, and remote keyless entry.

If you’re looking for more content, the 2.5i Premium, which starts at $21,690, is the next logical step. The Premium package includes power front seats, ambient interior lighting, a driver’s side automatic power window, and 16-inch wheels. The 2.5i Limited, priced at $25,690, comes only with the CVT, but adds column-mounted shift paddles and a manual shift mode, 17-inch aluminum wheels, a Harmon/Kardon audio system, and heated seats.

Those opting for more pep will likely look at the Legacy 2.5 GT Premium and Limited, starting at $28,690 and $30,690, respectively. Although content levels are nearly identical to the 2.5i Premium and Limited, the 2.5 GT models add a 265-hp 2.5-liter turbocharged flat-four, a hood scoop, and 18-inch wheels shod with performance rubber.

The most power comes courtesy of the new Legacy 3.6R, which throws Subaru’s all-new 256-hp, 3.6-liter flat-six underhood. The 3.6R is available in the same trims as the 2.5i model, with the base 3.6R starting at $25,690, the 3.6R Premium at $26,690, and the 3.6R Limited stickering at $28,690.

Apart from the base 2.5i and 3.6R models, all 2010 Legacys offer the Harmon/Kardon audio system, a cold-weather package (heated seats, mirrors, and windshield washer nozzles), and a power moonroof as optional equipment. Other features, including Bluetooth phone connectivity and an iPod connector, will be sold as dealer-installed accessories.

Categories: News, Subaru  
AOL Autos
 
 

One Comment

  1. john86
    Posted on: November 6, 2009 1:52 am

    Thanks for removing the old info, and thanks for replacing it with hi-res photos of a dirty car. C’mon…you could have picked the bugs out of the intercooler and washed it.[url=http://www.rvshapeup.com]Used rv[/url]



  • Recommend us on Google