The Subaru Legacy
has been redesigned for the 2010 model year. To better address current
market conditions, Subaru had not forgotten about efficiency in this
new model. With every Subaru having standard with all-wheel drive, fuel
efficiency is sacrificed to achieve greater traction. Luckily, the new
Legacy does not suffer from this typical trade-off.

Subaru
Legacy models equipped with the 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and
mated to the available Continuously Variable Transmission can deliver
23 miles per gallon in city driving and 31 miles per gallon on the
highway, averaging around 26 mpg according to Used Cars Salinas,
which also has ample Subaru inventory. While these fuel economy ratings
are by no means stunning, the ratings do put the new Legacy ahead of
many other vehicles in its own class suggests Hartford CT Subaru dealers, while still being one of the few available with all-wheel drive.

Needless
to say, the other 2010 Subaru Legacy trim levels did not produce
impressive results. The Legacy 2.5 GT and the 3.6 R both deliver about
18 mpg city and 25 mpg highway. Still, bad credit car loans Salinas
specialists say for those consumers that need the added traction of
all-wheel drive, the Subaru Legacy is still a more efficient choice
than many SUVs that have comparable power and performance.

While
the 2010 Subaru Legacy is also available with a six-speed manual, don’t
expect it to impact mileage. Stick with the CVT for the best fuel
economy. Either way, the latest generation of this model is far more
efficient than its predecessor

, and should be able to deliver plenty of
value for the price.

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