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[http://www.forbes.com/vehicles/2005/12/20/celebrity-cars-luxury-cx_dl_1221feat_ls.html Forbes.com] compiled a list of cars that the rich and famous have been seen driving.

* [[McLaren F1]], (Base price: @$1,000,000 in 1994): [[Jay Leno]], Wycleff Jean, Ralph Lauren, [[Michael Schumacher]], Rowan Atkinson.

* [[Bugatti Veyron]], (Price; $1,170,000): Ralph Lauren, [[Jay Leno]], Tom Cruise. Nigo, founder of Bathing Ape clothing, owns a Pink-camo Veyron.

* The [[Toyota Prius]], (Base price: $22,305)
:The popular [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid car]] from [[Toyota]] has quite a fan club in California including:

::''Alexandra Paul, Alicia Silverstone, Dr. Andrew Weil, Arianna Huffington, Bill Maher, Billy Crystal, Billy Joel, Brad Pitt, Cameron Diaz, David Duchovny, David Hyde Pierce, Donna Mills, Donny Osmond, Ed Begley, Ellen DeGeneres, Ewan McGregor, George Clooney, Hart Bochner, Harrison Ford, Jack Black, Jackson Brown, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Goldblum, Julia Roberts, Larry Page, Larry David, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kevin Bacon, Kirk Douglas, Kirsten Dunst (2004 Prius), Kurt Russell, Dr. Oliver Sachs, Patricia Arquette, Prince Charles, Rob Reiner, Robin Williams, Salma Hayek, Sergey Brin, Susan Sarandon, Steven Collins, Tim Robbins, Ted Danson, Tom Hanks, Woody Harrelson, and Will Ferrell''
* ''50 Cent'': [[Dodge Charger]] (Base price: $22,995)
* ''President George W. Bush'': [[Cadillac DTS]] limousine (Base price: $42,890). [[Ford F-250]] (white) for Ranch duty.
* ''Charlize Theron'': [[Land Rover Range Rover]] (Base price: $74,950)
* ''Paris Hilton'': [[Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren|Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren]] (Base price: $452,750)
* ''Amanda Bynes'':[[Lexus SC]] (Base price: $65,455)
'Lindsay Lohan'': [[Mercedes-Benz SL-Class|Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG]] (Base price: $185,775)
* ''Shaquille O'Neal'': [[Rolls-Royce Phantom VI|Rolls-Royce Phantom]] (Base price: $328,750)
* ''Madonna'': [[Maybach 57]] (Base price: $335,250)
* ''Britney Spears'': [[Mercedes-Benz SLR Mclaren|Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren]] (Base price: $452,750)
* ''George Clooney'': [[Commuter Cars Corp. Tango|Commuter Cars Corp. Tango]] (Base price: $108,000)

*Andrea Corr, lead singer of The Corrs drives a [[Mercedes SLK]]

Subaru Legacy

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[[image:2007_Legacy_2.5I_silverleft.jpg|right|400px|thumb|2007 [[Subaru]] Legacy 2.5I Special Edition]]
The '''Subaru Legacy''' is a mid-size sedan that was introduced by [[Subaru]] in February 1989 as a larger, more upscale companion to the Subaru Leone/Loyale. It came with a 2.0 L engine and was available with [[all wheel drive]], which later became standard worldwide. In Australia, where it is sold as the '''Subaru Liberty''' (due to Australia's Legacy Clubs rejecting use of their name), it was ''Wheels'' magazine's Car of the Year for 1994 and again for 1998.

In the Pacific Northwest, the Rocky Mountain region and New England, the Legacy has gained considerable popularity as an icon of the outdoor lifestyle. The Legacy (and the [[Subaru Outback|Outback]] especially) typifies the outdoor lifestyle market in the US; this is an image of [[Subaru]] that differs greatly from that which the rest of the world has of it. The rise of the performance-oriented [[Subaru Impreza|Impreza]] has done much to change the brand image in recent years, emphasizing performance and safety as well as utility.

On March 14, 2005, Subaru sold its three-millionth Legacy worldwide.

See Wikicars' comprehensive '''[[Wikicars:Model Review Template|Subaru Legacy Review]]'''.

More information about the history of the Legacy can be found here [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Legacy]

===Recent Changes===

===Styles and Major Options===
[[image:2007_Legacy_Wagon_blueleft.jpg|right|350px]]
For 2007, the Legacy is available in either a sedan or a wagon. In addition, there are four trim levels offered: the 2.5i SE, 2.5i Limited, 2.5 GT Limited, and 2.5 GT spec.B. While the sedan is available in any of these trims, there is no 2.5 GT spec.B version of the wagon. The 2.5i models are powered by a 2.5L 175[[hp]] 4-cyl. engine, and while the 2.5i SE is available in a choice between a 5-speed [[manual transmission]] and a 4-speed [[automatic transmission|automatic]], the 2.5i Limited is only available in a 4-speed [[automatic transmission|automatic]]/SPORTSHIFT [[manual transmission]]. GT trims are powered by a more powerful 2.5L 243[[hp]] 4-cyl. engine. As with all [[Subaru]] models, the Legacy comes equipped with [[all wheel drive]].

From the 2.5i SE to the 2.5 GT spec.B, each trim level adds more standard features. Some of the standout items on each trim include:

'''2.5i SE'''
*17" silver alloy wheels
*Premium cloth seating
*Carpeted floor trim
*6-speaker AM/FM/CD audio system w/MP3 capability
*Exterior temperature guage and trip computer
*Power windows, locks and mirrors

'''2.5i Limited'''

Adds to or replaces i SE features with:
*Driver/front passenger heated seats
*Leather seating, shift knob, and steering wheel
*Express open/close sunroof
*Dual zone front air conditioning

'''2.5 GT Limited'''

Adds to or replaces i Limited features with:
*Sports seating
*Power front seats w/heated driver's side
*6-speaker AM/FM/in-dash 6CD changer audio
*MOMO leather steering wheel
*Lip wing

'''2.5 GT spec.B'''

Adds to or replaces GT Limited features with:
*Stability control
*Sport suspension
*Bilstein shocks
*18" silver alloy wheels
*Navigation system

===Pricing===
<table border=1 tablecolor=#000000 bordercolor=#000008>
<tr bgcolor=#cccccc>
<td colspan=7>
'''Legacy Trims'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
2.5i SE
<br>
Sedan
</td>
<td>
2.5i Limited
<br>
Sedan
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT Limited
<br>
Sedan
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT spec.B
<br>
Sedan
</td>
<td>
2.5i SE
<br>
Wagon
</td>
<td>
2.5i Limited
<br>
Wagon
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT Limited
<br>
Wagon
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#66ccff>
<td colspan=7>
''MSRP''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
$20,495
</td>
<td>
$24,095
</td>
<td>
$28,295
</td>
<td>
$33,995
</td>
<td>
$21,495
</td>
<td>
$25,295
</td>
<td>
$30,895
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#66ccff>
<td colspan=7>
''Invoice''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
$19,365
</td>
<td>
$22,615
</td>
<td>
$26,438
</td>
<td>
$31,534
</td>
<td>
$20,277
</td>
<td>
$23,708
</td>
<td>
$28,807
</td>
</tr>
</table>

===Gas Mileage===
As seen on the [http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.htm FuelEconomy.gov] website, the City/Highway MPG averages are as follows:

<table border=1 tablecolor=#000000 bordercolor=#000008>
<tr bgcolor=#cccccc>
<td colspan=6>
'''Trim'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
2.5i SE
<br>
[[manual transmission|manual]]
</td>
<td>
2.5i SE
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
</td>
<td>
2.5i Limited
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT Limited
<br>
[[manual transmission|manual]]
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT Limited
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
</td>
<td>
2.5 GT spec.B.
<br>
[[manual transmission|manual]]
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan=6 bgcolor=#cccccc>
'''MPG'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
22/29
</td>
<td>
23/30
</td>
<td>
23/30
</td>
<td>
20/27
</td>
<td>
19/25
</td>
<td>
19/26
</td>
</tr>
</table>

===Reliability===

===Safety===
The 2007 Legacy received high marks on safety tests carried out by the [http://www.safercar.gov NHTSA.] Although no tests for side-impact were performed, the Legacy received a 5-Star rating for front-impact crash tests and a 4-Star rating for rollover. Some of the standard safety features on the Legacy include:
*Front and rear anti-roll bars
*Four wheel [[anti-lock brakes]]
*Driver/passenger front impact [[airbag]]s
*Driver/passenger seat mounted side impact [[airbag]]s
*1st/2nd row overhead mounted [[airbag]]s
*Occupancy sensor8
*Side impact bars

===Photos===
<gallery>

More images can be found at [[Wikicommons]]

Image:800px-Subaru_Legacy-Old.jpg|The first-generation Subaru Legacy L sedan (post facelift)
Image:800px-Legacy_Wagon-Old.jpg|The first-generation Subaru Legacy L wagon (post facelift)
Image:778px-1996_Subaru_Legacy_wagon.jpg|Second-generation Legacy Outback L wagon
Image:Legacygt1997.jpg|Third-generation 1997 Legacy GT
Image:800px-2005_Subaru_Legacy_GT_and_Base.jpg|Fourth-generation 2005 Subaru Legacy GT Turbo and sedan
Image:SubaruLegacyEuropeanType.jpg|Fourth-generation 2004 Legacy 3.0R Station Wagon, European Version
Image:Alt0335.jpg|Fourth-generation 2006 Subaru Legacy GT
Image:800px-Subaru_Liberty_Blitzen_2006.jpg|Fourth-generation 2006 Subaru Liberty Blitzen at the Melbourne International Motor Show
</gallery>

===Colors===
Colors for the Legacy will vary by trim, and a full list is viewable at [http://www.carsdirect.com/subaru/legacy/colors CarsDirect.com.] Some of the available combinations include:

'''Exterior'''
*Brilliant Silver Metallic
*Diamond Gray Metallic
*Newport Blue Pearl
*Obsidian Black Pearl
*Regal Blue Pearl

'''Interior'''
*Charcoal Gray
*Dark Charcoal
*Warm Ivory

===Main Competitors===
*[[Mazda Mazda6]]
*[[Volkswagen Passat]]
*[[Honda Accord]]
*[[Toyota Camry]]
*[[Nissan Skyline]]
*[[Dodge Charger]]
*[[Nissan Maxima]]
*[[Mercury Milan]]
*[[Nissan Altima]]
*[[Nissan Stagea]]

==Hybrid Models==
There are currently no [[hybrid]] models of the Legacy in production.

==Unique Attributes==

==Resale Values==
According to [http://www.kbb.com Kelley Blue Book,] the Legacy is expected to "hold its value as well as its best-performing competitors."

==Criticisms==
*"Doesn't offer a lot of sex appeal." - New Car Test Drive
*"Still not powerful enough" - USA Today
*"Rear-seat passengers will find knee and toe space to be a bit tight." - Edmunds.com
*"If you don't live in an area where slick roads are a regular concern, the premium price of all-wheel drive might seem unwarranted." - Kelley Blue Book
*"Brakes feel mushy." - AutoWeek

==Current Generation: (2005–Present)==
The North American market launch of the 2005 model brought back the [[turbocharger|turbocharged]] Legacy to the region, much to the delight of the model's fans.

==Previous Generations==
===Third generation (2000-2004)===

===Second generation (1995-1999)===
All [[Turbo Engine|turbo]] models in North America ceased production with the introduction of the second generation Legacy, starting in 1995. The North American [[Subaru Outback|Outback]] model, with the help of clever marketing, halted declining sales and was instrumental in attracting investment interest from [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]]. '''GT''' models, first offered as a wagon trim package in 1994, became a full-blown upgrade in 1996, using the new [[Overhead Camshafts|DOHC]] 2.5 L engine. GT models continue to the present model, with '''Limited''' editions available, offering leather trim and a sunroof.

On April 23, 1998, a Subaru Legacy set a new world speed record for mass-produced [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] [[station wagon]]s (1600 cc–2000 cc class), clocking 270.532 km/h over one kilometer on Highway 10 in La Junta, Colorado. This record was previously set by a Generation II Subaru Legacy in 1993 at 249.981 km/h.

===First Generation/Origins (1990-1994)===
In North America, the Legacy was introduced in 1990, with a 2.2 L engine driving [[front-wheel drive|front]] and [[all-wheel drive]] powertrains as options. Both [[sedan]] and [[station wagon|wagon]] models were available. In 1991, a [[turbocharger|turbocharged]] sedan model became available, though its engine differed somewhat from that of other market offerings. A [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] wagon debuted in 1992 as a special edition.

The original Legacy speed record was set between January 2nd and 21st, 1989, with a Japanese-spec RS turbo sedan at the Arizona Test Center outside of Phoenix, Arizona. It broke the 100,000km FIA World Land Endurance Record by maintaining an average speed of 138.780 mph (223.345 km/h) for 447 hours, 44 minutes and 9.887 seconds, or 18 1/2 days. Pit stops were made every two hours with a driver change and refueling, while tire changes were made at 96 hour intervals, or every 13,400 miles driven.

== Legacy chronology ==
{| class=wikitable
| style="width:100px" | November 1988 || Production of the Legacy starts at the Gunma Yajima Plant
|-
| January 1989 || The Legacy sets a new FIA-certified 100,000-kilometer world speed record with an average speed of 223.345 km/h.
|-
| February 1989 || Introduction in Japan
|-
| April 1989 || Introduction in U.S.
|-
| September 1989 || Introduction in Europe
|-
| September 1989 || Production starts at SIA
|-
| October 1989 || 200 PS [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] '''GT''' launched in Japan
|-
| April 1990 || Legacy enters the World Rally Championship (WRC)
|-
| August 1993 || Legacy wins New Zealand Rally in WRC
|-
| September 1993 || The second-generation Legacy ( Station Wagon) sets an FIA-certified world speed record for 1 km in the mass-produced, unmodified station wagon division at the Bonneville Speedway near Salt Lake City, Utah, with an average speed of 249.981 km/h.
|-
| October 1993 || The second-generation Legacy debuts in Japan
|-
| October 1994 || 250T version with a 2.5 L flat-4 added in Japan
|-
| June 1995 || Production of the Outback starts at SIA
|-
| July 1995 || Engine assembly begins at SIA
|-
| June 1996 || GT-B introduced in Japan, with a 280 PS engine and Bilstein twin-tube shock absorber (inverted-type)
|-
| January 1997 || Cumulative production in Japan reaches the 1-million mark
|-
| April 1998 || The third-generation Legacy (Station Wagon) sets a new FIA-certified world speed record for 1 km with an average speed of 270.532 km/h.
|-
| June 1998 || All-new, third-generation Legacy introduced in Japan
|-
| December 1998 || B4 Sedan debuts in Japan
|-
| December 1998 || Awarded RJC New Car of the Year for 1998-99 in Japan
|-
| February 2000 || B4 Blitzen version introduced in Japan
|-
| May 2000 || Lancaster 6 with a 3.0 L flat-6 engine introduced in Japan
|-
| June 2002 || SIA celebrates the 1-million-unit milestone in its production of Subaru vehicles.
|-
| January 2003 || SIA is made a wholly owned subsidiary of FHI
|-
| May 2003 || The fourth-generation Legacy launched in Japan
|-
| November 2003 || Awarded the Car of the Year for 2003-2004 in Japan
|-
| December 2003 || Sales surpasses the 1-million mark in Japan
|-
| March 2005 || Production surpasses the 3-million mark worldwide
|-
|}

== Production numbers ==
{| border="1"
| style="width:200px" | || align=right style="width:75px" | '''Japan''' || align=right style="width:75px" | '''SIA''' || align=right style="width:75px" | '''Total'''
|-
| First-generation Legacy || align=right | 620,444 || align=right | 204,168 || align=right | 824,612
|-
| Second-generation Legacy || align=right | 495,471 || align=right | 466,354 || align=right | 961,825
|-
| Third-generation Legacy || align=right | 434,624 || align=right | 467,447 || align=right | 902,071
|-
| Fourth-generation Legacy || align=right | 204,776 || align=right | 106,716 || align=right | 311,492
|-
| Total || align=right | 1,755,315 || align=right | 1,244,685 || align=right | 3,000,000
|-
| colspan=4 | Production numbers as of March 14, 2005

|}

== Chassis codes ==
* Generation I: '''BC''' - Sedan, '''BF''' - Wagon
* Generation II: '''BD''' - Sedan, '''BG''' - Wagon
* Generation III: '''BE''' - Sedan, '''BH''' - Wagon
* Generation IV: '''BL''' - Sedan, '''BP''' - Wagon

(other similar chassis codes exist for VIN numbers in the North American market. BF may be shown as BJ on some Legacy wagons, for example. These chassis codes are almost universally recognized for the models they represent worldwide.)

== Engines ==
The '''EJ'''-series engine was introduced first in the Legacy. It offers many important improvements over the previous engines, such as five main bearings instead of three. All Legacy engines are horizontally-opposed [[flat engine]]s with at least one [[overhead cam]] per side. The great thing about the EJ series is its versatility - any EJ style engine will fit any subaru made between 1990 and 2006.
* 1.6 L & 1.8 L world-market four-cylinder engines exist. Some are likely to be [[carbureted]], or feature a single central fuel injector.
* 2.0 L & 2.2 L fours were available in normally aspirated, [[fuel injection|fuel injected]] form in most markets. This is the most commonly used legacy engine. The 2.0L quad cam 16v version produces 123kW of power.
* 2.0 L [[Turbocharger|turbocharged]] and [[intercooler|intercooled]] fours have been a staple of the Legacy in world markets. Single and twin [[Turbocharger|turbo]] models existed only in world markets, never available in North America. Twin turbos were used until 2003 when a single twin-scroll titanium [[Turbo Engine|turbocharger]] sourced from IHI and Mitsubishi- for [[Automatic transmission|automatic]] transmission models (and very similar to that used in the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII onwards) was adopted by Subaru.
* 2.2 L [[Turbocharger|turbocharged]] four-cylinder engines were available in the North American Legacy between 1991 and 1994. This was a unique version not equipped with an [[intercooler]] while featuring a [[single overhead camshaft]]. It has many resemblances to the '''RA'''-version engines in world markets.
* 2.5 L, [[DOHC]], normally aspirated and [[fuel injection|fuel injected]] four-cylinder engines were available in the US market beginning in 1996. A revised version, with a [[single overhead camshaft]], was available in North American models beginning in 2000. Some [[Hybrid Cars|hybrid]] versions have been known to exist in [[Subaru Outback|Outback]] models during the 1998–99 years. World markets received versions of this engine with [[variable valve timing]] as early as 2001.
* 2.5 L, [[Overhead Camshafts|DOHC]], [[Turbocharger|turbocharged]] and [[intercooled]] four-cylinder engines are available in North American market GT models, beginning in 2005. This engine shares many parts with other versions of the [[Subaru Impreza|Impreza WRX STi]], [[Subaru Forester|Forester XT]] and [[Subaru Baja|Baja Turbo]], as well as the [[Subaru Outback|Outback XT]] which are available only in the North American market.
* 3.0 L, [[Overhead Camshafts|DOHC]], normally-aspirated [[flat-6]]s became available in the Japanese market in 2000 and the North American market in 2001. This was a complete redesign, and shares only peripheral parts with earlier flat- or boxer-six engines. This engine is optionally available in the North American market [[Subaru Outback|Outback]]. An updated 3.0 L six, known as the EZ30R, features [[variable valve timing]] called [[AVCS]]. This version entered the North American market with the introduction of the 2005 [[Subaru Outback|Outback]].

== Performance models ==
Subaru has produced high performance versions of the Legacy with a Bilstein suspension and tuned [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] engines equivalent to the homologized rally version [[Subaru WRX STI|WRX STI]] (generating 205 kW on manufacturer's figures for the 2.0 L equivalent engine with manual transmission). Recent 3.0 L engines move close to the 2.0 L [[Turbo Engine|turbo]] output and share the Bilstein suspension. 2.0 L-engined [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] models with the Bilstein suspension were named either the ''GT-B'' (for wagons), or ''Spec B'', or ''RSK-B4'' (for sedans). The new 2003 model moved many models to simply ''B4'' or even ''GT'' in some countries. The Spec B badge still exists in the UK, where the 3.0R stands as the premier MY06 model.

In North America, early sporty models were known simply as the Sport Sedan and Touring Wagon. Later models were given the GT and GT Limited nomenclature. The 2006 Legacy model brought forth a limited run of 500 Spec B models. This model features an improved suspension, [[Navigation System|navigation]], larger wheels, and other driving and aerodynamic improvements over the GT model.

The new 2007 Legacy Spec B will be mass produced, unlike the limited production of 500 units from the '06 model within the US.

== Motorsports ==
===World Rally Championship===
The Legacy was campaigned by [[Subaru]] in the [[WRC]], with the help of Prodrive, beginning in 1990. It wasn't considered a truly competitive model at first, but showed promise under the command of Markku Alen, who in 1991 managed a third-place finish at the Swedish Rally. 1992 debuted the combination of experienced Group B, Pikes Peak International Hillclimb, and [[WRC]] driver Ari Vatanen, paired with the up-and-coming Scotish driver Colin McRae for Subaru's [[WRC]] effort. Two second place finishes, one by each driver, strengthened the commitment of [[Subaru]] to [[WRC]], the Legacy, and their drivers.

1993 became a breakout year for Subaru as Colin McRae and Ari Vatanen pushed the Legacy to a third place finish at the Swedish Rally and a one-two placing after the first leg of the Acropolis Rally. Prodrive boss David Richards was eager to prove the potential of the new Impreza WRC car, but was charged with gaining a victory in the Legacy before the Impreza could debut. At Round 8, Subaru finally struck gold when McRae managed to hold back Francois Delecour in his Ford Escort for the win. This would be the last WRC event for the Legacy, as the [[Impreza]] debuted at the following event, where it placed second in the hands of Vatanen.

Richard Burns was successful in numerous events with the car during 1992 before joining the World Rally team to drive the [[Impreza]] in 1993. Alister McRae, Per Eklund, Possum Bourne and Hannu Mikkola also competed in the Legacy during its WRC participation.

==Rallying==
The Legacy remains an ever-present competitor in rallies around the world. [[SCCA]] ProRally and [[Rally America]] participation from many teams has been impressive. The Legacy and the [[Impreza]] have many interchangeable parts which makes for a very competent and reliable entry.

==Worldwide==
Models have typically been released into Japan and selected World markets such as New Zealand and Chile in advance of the Continental European and North American markets, perhaps because all three are right-hand drive markets.

* Generation I: 1989–1992
* Generation II: 1993–1997
* Generation III: 1998–2003
* Generation IV: 2003–present

The first generation Legacy was also sold in Japan by [[Isuzu]] as the [[Isuzu Aska|Aska CX]], from 1990 to 1994.

In Japan, the Legacy has a reputation for being an affordable, quick, and nimble car. Subaru is trying to follow the success of the [[Subaru Impreza|Impreza]] worldwide with the Legacy, offering [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] models in Japan and the Americas. The latest Legacy model has never had a [[Turbo Engine|turbocharged]] version released in Europe due to emission problems.

==Design quirks and oddities==
* The exterior of the second-generation Legacy was designed by Olivier Boulay, who was hired by [[Subaru]] on a short-term basis. He would go on to participate in the design of the [[Maybach 57]] and [[Maybach 62|62]] and influence several [[Mitsubishi]] projects.
* The Legacy has many different trim levels in the Japanese market, with an assortment of different names (i.e. Brighton, Lancaster, VZ to name a couple). Perhaps the most dubious one of all would be the 1993 '''Subaru Touring Bruce''', named due to Bruce Willis lending himself to a home market advertising campaign.

==Awards==

==See also==
{{Subaru}}

== External links ==
* Websites
** [http://legacygt.com/ LegacyGT.com] A discussion website for the Subaru Legacy.
** [http://legacycentral.org/ Legacy Central] Subaru Legacy-specific website.
** [http://www.surrealmirage.com/subaru/subaru.html Surrealimage] Website devoted to the first-generation Legacy.
**[http://www.scoobymods.com ScoobyMods] Subaru Modification Library
**[http://www.lastditchracing.net Last Ditch Racing] Maine Based Performance Rally Racing Team
**[http://www.maineforestrally.com Maine Forest Rally]
**[http://www.mainesubarugroup.com Maine Subaru Group] Maine Subaru Owners and Enthusiasts
** Discussion forums
** [http://www.sl-i.net SLI] forums at Subaru Legacy International
** [http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13 NASIOC] Legacy forum at NASIOC.
** [http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/ Subaru Forums] The UKs largest Subaru community.
** [http://i-club.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=126 i-Club] Legacy forums at i-Club.
** [http://legacygt.com/forums/? LegacyGT] Forum at LegacyGT.com
** [http://bbs.legacycentral.org Legacy Central BBS] First-generation Legacy forum on Legacy Central.
** [http://www.wrxforum.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum;f=5 WRXForum] Legacy forum at WRXForums.
** [http://www.forumsubaru.com/f17-legacy-forum.html Forum Subaru] Legacy forums at Forum Subaru.
** [http://www.ozliberty.com OZ Liberty] Australian Subaru Liberty forum.
** [http://www.rslibertyclub.org RS Liberty Club] Australian RS Liberty Club forums.
** [http://www.mrtrally.com.au/forums/default.asp?CAT_ID=4 MRT Rally Discussion Forums] Australian Subaru forum, for all models.
** [http://www.uklegacy.com/ UK Legacy] UK based Legacy forums.

==References==
* ''Legacy Makes 3 Million'' [http://www.subaru.co.nz/Roam/About_Subaru/News/index.php?article=755] Subaru New-Zealand

This page uses content from Wikipedia; see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Legacy Subaru Legacy], which includes these [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Subaru_Legacy&action=history contributors].

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Subaru Outback

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[[image:2007_Outback_silver_left.jpg|right|400px]]
The first [[Subaru Legacy]] '''Outback''' was introduced in the United States in 1996. It was a Legacy [[station wagon]] with [[all-wheel drive]], body-cladding, off-road tires and slightly higher ground clearance. It was marketed using [[Subaru]]'s trademarked phrase: ''"The World's First Sport Utility Wagon."'' All Outbacks are built in Lafayette, Indiana.

See Wikicars' comprehensive '''[[Subaru Outback Review]]'''.
===Recent Changes===
The Outback was completely redesigned for the 2005 model year, and it remains largely unchanged for 2007. The base 3.0 R and 3.0 R VDC Limited trims have been removed from the lineup, but the L.L. Bean Edition and all 2.5 trims remain, with a slight [[horsepower]] upgrade in the 4-cyl. engine from 168[[hp]] to 175[[hp]] and a slight downgrade in the 6-cyl. from 250[[hp]] to 245[[hp]].

===Styles and Major Options===
The 2007 Subaru Outback comes in three body styles and several trims speficic to each body style. The three styles are the sedan, wagon, and sport wagon, which is a shorter version of the wagon. While the Outback Sport wagon is only available in trim, the wagon comes in 2.5, 2.5i, 2.5 XT Limited, and 3.0 R L.L. Bean versions. In addition, the sedan is available in two trims, the 2.5i Limited and the 3.0 R L.L. Bean Edition. Features and options will differ according to trim level, and the only differences between the sedan and wagon versions, in terms of trim, are the dimensions associated with each respective body style. Some of the features available include:

'''Outback Sport'''
*16" silver alloy wheels
*Sport front seats
*Metal-look dashboard inserts
*Roof rack
*Cargo concealed storage

'''2.5i Basic Wagon'''
*16" silver styled steel wheels
*Premium cloth interior
*Cargo tie-downs
*AM/FM/CD/Satellite-ready stereo

'''2.5i Wagon'''
*17" silver alloy wheels
*Driver/front passenger heated seats
*Premium cloth interior
*Roof rack
*Roll-up cargo cover

'''2.5 XT Limited'''
*Stability Control
*17" silver alloy wheels
*Power heated sports seats
*Leather interior
*Express open/close sunroof

'''3.0 R L.L. Bean edition'''
*17" silver alloy wheels
*8-way power heated front seats
*Leather interior
*Express open/close sunroof
*Automatic air conditioning
*AM/FM/6CD in-dash changer with MP3 capability
*MOMO steering wheel

===Pricing===
Today's actual prices for the [[Subaru]] Outback can be found at [http://www.carsdirect.com/subaru/outback/prices CarsDirect].

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2.5i Limited
<br>
Sedan
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<td>
3.0 R L.L. Bean Edition
<br>
Sedan
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<td>
2.5i Basic
<br>
Wagon
</td>
<td>
2.5i
<br>
Wagon
</td>
<td>
2.5i Limited
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Wagon
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<td>
2.5 XT Limited
<br>
Wagon
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<td>
3.0 R L.L. Bean Edition
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Wagon
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<td>
Outback Sport
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Wagon
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<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
$26,395
</td>
<td>
$30,295
</td>
<td>
$21,995
</td>
<td>
$23,595
</td>
<td>
$27,395
</td>
<td>
$30,995
</td>
<td>
$31,495
</td>
<td>
$19,195
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#66ccff>
<td colspan=8>
''Invoice''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
$24,712
</td>
<td>
$28,258
</td>
<td>
$20,720
</td>
<td>
$22,188
</td>
<td>
$25,620
</td>
<td>
$28,795
</td>
<td>
$29,350
</td>
<td>
$price
</td>
</tr>
</table>

===Gas Mileage===
As seen on the [http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.htm FuelEconomy.gov] website, the City/Highway MPG averages are as follows:

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<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
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<td>
6-cyl. Sedan
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
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<td>
4-cyl. Wagon
<br>
[[manual transmission|manual]]
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<td>
4-cyl. Wagon
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
</td>
<td>
4-cyl. Wagon Limited
<br>
[[manual transmission|manual]]
</td>
<td>
4-cyl. Wagon Limited
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
</td>
<td>
6-cyl. Wagon
<br>
[[automatic transmission|auto]]
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<tr>
<td colspan=7 bgcolor=#cccccc>
'''MPG'''
</td>
</tr>
<tr bgcolor=#ffffcc>
<td>
22/28
</td>
<td>
19/26
</td>
<td>
23/28
</td>
<td>
22/28
</td>
<td>
21/27
</td>
<td>
20/26
</td>
<td>
19/26
</td>
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===Reliability===
The latest generation of the Outback was only introduced in 2005, so long-term reliability data is not yet available. However, the 2003 and 2004 models, which belong to the previous generation, received an overall Green rating in every category from Automotive Information Systems.

===Safety===
The Outback has received excellent safety ratings from the [http://www.safercar.gov NHTSA,] based on its various tests. While the sedan body style received 5-Star ratings across the board, the Outback wagon earned 5-Star ratings in all crash tests and a 4-Star rating for rollover. Some of the standard safety features on the Outback include:
*4-wheel [[anti-lock brakes]]
*Driver/passenger front-impact [[airbag]]s
*Driver/passenger seat-mounted side-impact [[airbag]]s
*1st/2nd row overhead side curtain [[airbag]]s
*Occupancy sensors
*Side impact bars
*Front and rear anti-roll bars

===Photos===
<gallery>
image:800px-2005_Subaru_Outback.jpg
image:2006_Outback_redright.jpg
image:2006_Outback_frontinterior.jpg
image:2006_Outback_dashinterior.jpg
image:2006_Outback_engine.jpg
</gallery>

===Colors===
Colors will vary by trim and body style, and a full list is available at [http://www.carsdirect.com/subaru/outback/colors CarsDirect.com.] Some of the possible combinations are:

'''Exterior'''
*Brilliant Silver Metallic
*Champagne Gold Opal
*Newport Blue Pearl
*Satin White Pearl
*Willow Green Opal/Moss Green Metallic

'''Interior'''
*Charcoal Gray
*Dark Charcoal
*Taupe
*Warm Ivory

===Main Competitors===
*[[Mazda Mazda6]]
*[[Volkswagen Passat]]
*[[Honda Accord]]
*[[Toyota Camry]]
*[[Buick Lucerne]]
*[[Dodge Charger]]
*[[Nissan Maxima]]
*[[Nissan Stagea]]
*[[Nissan Skyline]]

==Hybrid Models==

==Unique Attributes==

==Resale Values==
According to [http://www.kbb.com Kelley Blue Book,] "competitive vehicles such as the [[Volvo XC70]] and the [[Volkswagen Passat]] 4Motion cost more than the Outback yet don't retain the same strong resale value. The [[Dodge Magnum]] SXT with all-wheel drive is priced similarly to the Outback 3.0 R, but it, too, lags behind the Outback's high resale values."

==Criticisms==
*"Doesn't offer a lot of sex appeal" - New Car Test Drive
*"Still not powerful enough." - USA Today
*"If you need an off-road vehicle that can also tow heavy loads and seat seven, the Outback is no match for a truck-based, V8-powered SUV." - Kelley Blue Book
*"Rear-seat passengers will find knee and toe space to be a bit tight." - Edmunds.com
*"Some audio switches remain undersized and tough to use while driving." - Consumer Guide
*"Brakes feel mushy." - AutoWeek

==Current Generation: (2004–present)==
[[Image:800px-Overallarea.jpg|right|thumb|250px|2005 Subaru Outback Wagon]]
In 2003, with the debut of the fourth-generation Legacy at the 60th Frankfurt Auto Show, the Outback name is now being used worldwide with the launch of the second-generation Outback wagon. Models equipped with a 3.0 L H6 were introduced at the 2004 Chicago Auto Show.

===First Generation/Origins (1999-2003)===
Subaru of America executives created the Outback because the [[Sport utility vehicle|SUV]] craze had at that point reached a fevered pitch with customers demanding [[Sport utility vehicle|SUV]]s and shunning Subaru's [[station wagon]]s (even when equipped with [[all-wheel drive]]) based on image concerns, leaving dealers clamoring for a SUV-like product to sell.

[[Image:Subaru_Outback_SUS.jpg|left|thumb|250px|2000 Subaru Outback SUS]]
The Outback turned out to be a success, handily outselling its [[Subaru Legacy|Legacy]] progenitor. Clever ads featured Australian "Crocodile Dundee" star Paul Hogan using the Outback in adventurous situations where it was portrayed besting its competitors, notably the [[Ford Explorer]].

An '''[[Subaru Outback Sport|Outback Sport]]''', based on the [[Subaru Impreza]] five-door [[hatchback]] was introduced in 1998.

The '''Outback SUS''' (for "Sport Utility Sedan") was launched with a limited production test run sold in New England in 1999 and based on its success, was rolled out nationwide the following year.

In 2000, Outback became its own model and added a sedan, as well as an available horizontal six-cylinder engine.

In the highest trim level (VDC, for Vehicle Dynamics Control), a 200 W McIntosh stereo system was standard from 2001 to 2003. These were the only vehicles ever factory-equipped with McIntosh stereo equipment.

==Worldwide==
Other companies followed suit with similar raised four wheel drive station wagons as stop-gaps before their own SUVs were launched, or if they did not envisage introducing one. These included the [[Audi A6]] Allroad, [[Volvo XC70]], [[Alfa Romeo 156]] CrossWagon and the [[Holden Adventra]].

The Outback was available in Japan from 1995 as the '''Subaru Legacy Grandwagon'''.

==Design quirks and oddities==
The phrase ''"The World's First Sport Utility Wagon"'' may be trademarked, but it is not entirely accurate. In 1979, American Motors launched the AMC Concord-based AMC Eagle, which was similar, but had suffered poor sales and was discontinued in 1988.

==Awards==

==See also==
{{Subaru}}

== External links ==
* [http://www.subaru.com/shop/model_consideration.jsp?model=OUTBACK Subaru Outback Homepage]
* [http://www.subaruoutback.org Subaru Outback Owner Community / Subaruoutback.org Visit to see pictures and research on the forum]
* [http://legacygt.com LegacyGT.com] A discussion website for the Subaru Legacy as well as the Outback
* [http://www.toad.net/~rrubel/outback.html The UNofficial Legacy Outback Homepage]

This page uses content from Wikipedia; see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Outback Subaru Outback], which includes these [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Subaru_Outback&action=history contributors].

[[Category:Current Models]]
[[Category:All wheel drive vehicles]]
[[Category:Crossover SUVs]]
[[Category:Subaru vehicles|Outback]]

Nissan Pintara

2007-07-19T08:01:00Z

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| 1986-1993
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| R31- Sedan and Wagon, U12- Sedan and Hatch
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| R31- Auto and Mannual, Rear wheel drive, U12- Auto and Mannual, Front wheel drive
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| Engine
| R31- CA20, U12- CA20 and KA24
|- style="vertical-align:top; background:#f0f0f0;"
| Power
| {{{76 - 93 kW}}}
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| Mitsibishhi Magna, Holden Camera, Nissan Bluebird, Ford Consair
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| {{{Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort)}}}
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The Nissan Pintara was a vechile produced by Nissan Australia from 1986 till 1993. There are two models of the Pintara, the original model was the R31, it was basicly a 4 cylinder version of the R31 Skyline model. This model was available in a sedan and wagon form. It came in various trim models. Series 1 came in GX (base model) and GXE (luxury model). Series 2 came in GLI (base model) and GXE (luxury model). Series 3 Executive (base model) and GXE (luxury model). Production of the R31 ended in 1990 with the introduction of the next model the U12 Pintara. This model was a rebadged version on the U12 Bluebird. The model eventually came to an end when Nissan Australia closed its production plant and switched to a full import line up of vechiles. The model that replaced the Pintara was the U13 Bluebird

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Nissan Pintara

2007-07-19T07:58:57Z

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==Awards==
List out notable ''awards'' that the model has recieved while in production. '''Boldface''' the company or orgainization that gives out the award, and ''Italicize'' the name of the award.

==See Also==
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==External Links==
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