Overview & Reviews

Subaru celebrates its 35 years of U.S. sales by offering a 35th anniversary special edition of the Legacy L sedan and wagon. Included are all the usual features found on L models, along with the addition of a 35th anniversary logo on the front fenders, 16-inch alloy wheels, a six-way power driver seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel, a sunroof and embroidered floor mats. In other news, all Legacys get new red burl interior trim, while ebony-patterned interior trim is available on GT models.

• Side airbags available only on GT models, smaller backseat than most competitors, no six-cylinder engine offered.

User Reviews:

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  no regrets - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By dswiss - August 6 - 10:00 am

  Ive had this car for one week and already put on 900 miles. I love this car. Its very quiet and solid, and feels like the Mercedes I used to have. I have the 4 cyl stick shift and find it fun to drive. Enough power and a silhy smooth transmission.

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  All around great car - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By 35th Legacy Auto - March 7 - 9:06 am

  This is an all around wonderful vehicle. Everyday performance is good but in rain or snow, good quickly changes to great. Nothing Ive ever driven has compared to this car. I cant see any reason why I wouldnt buy Subaru in the future.

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  legacy 35th manual wagon - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By frog - February 7 - 10:00 am

  counter the counterspin- The power on this car, especially low down and especially in the 5-speed, is terrific. I am more than happy with the engines response, from in town to highway trips, and I like to keep the SPORT in driving. The handleing on these cars is telepathic. They grip from all four corners, stay flat and remain predictable. The braking gets some complaints, but I hve seen no issues in the first 6K. Interior is handsome, seats fit well after break- in, I recommend lifting them slightly up off their lower setting, and tilting the seat relatively far back to give it a more roomy feel.

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  Great driving SUV replacement - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By ivankong - December 22 - 12:14 pm

  Ive owned my 04 legacy 35th anniv wagon with 5spd manual since 2007. I bought it with 33K and it now has 58K miles. I had a Jeep Cherokee before this and it was not a good driving vehicle, nor was it good in the snow (surprisingly). I bought the legacy wagon because I wanted awd and some room in the back like an SUV, but I also know that 95% of the driving I do is on the road and I wanted a car that drives like a sports car. This car does that. I have a separate set of wheels with studded snows for the winter and when I have to drive in really bad conditions (I live in CO) I have no worries at all. Awd with manual trans and studded snows all around are great.

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  Good! - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By regurgitate1 - November 4 - 2:00 am

  VERY NICE, LOOKS GOOD INSIDE AND OUT

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  Perfect all around car - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By Whoiam04 - July 5 - 10:00 am

  This car is verry well-built, with a symetrical all wheel drive layout that fully optimizes the advantage of all wheel drive...this is my second legacy, the first had over 280,000 when i sold it

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  Subaru once, Subaru always....... - 2004 Subaru Legacy
  By artquiltsbymeiny - February 4 - 10:00 am

  We used to own a 1992 Subary Loyale wagon which was recently totalled in a crash. The driver and passengers survived thanks to the sturdy Subaru body. The car is very quiet, with a very smooth ride, excellent aircondition and I love the showing of the direction the car is heading. The main reason for buying another Subaru though is our great experience with the service personal at the dealership; no haggling over repairs, mostly scheduled service appointments.