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Subaru Legacy Driving Position & Visibility Pros and Cons
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2015 Subaru Legacy 3.6R Limited Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh In the Chrysler 200 and especially the Ford Fusion you sit relatively low behind a deep instrument panel. To the rear, a coupe-like roof line pinches outward visibility. Much like the Honda Accord, the Subaru Legacy is more practically proportioned. You sit higher relative to a shallower instrument panel,... Comparison vehicle: 2015 Chrysler 200 |
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Very worthy contender 2013 Subaru Legacy Pros and Cons sasolomon I found the Legacy very easy to see out of - the upright driving position is excellent and the large mirrors help minimize blind spot. The power seat was easy to manipulate to a comfortable position in relation to the controls, pedal and steering wheel. |
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2002 Subaru Legacy Pros and Cons Member4842 Electronic seat controls for height and tilt |
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2009 Subaru Legacy Pros and Cons Member4150 Subaru drivers have a good view from the drivers seat and all controls come right to hand when needed. This is a nice comfortable family sedan that offers reasonable acceleration with the base engine and safe handling when the going gets rough. |
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2009 Subaru Legacy Pros and Cons Member3101 car has lower belt line, and drivers seat can be adjusted and all sorts of directions |
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2006 Subaru Legacy Pros and Cons Member183 Low cowl and lots of glass provide excellent viability. Very comfortable seats, clear gages and controls. |
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