Subaru Legacy Concept Promo Video
By Thami Masemola
January 13, 2009 2:09 AM
Filed Under: Concept Car, Detroit Auto Show, Japanese, Subaru
Subaru has released a promotional video showing the Legacy concept car unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. It shows very much what the next Legacy is going to look like. During the running of the video the vehicle's exterior is unpacked from a number of angles using clever cinematography.
The Legacy concept is fitted with a 3.6-litre boxer engine that drives all four wheels thanks to Subaru's patented AWD system. Its appearance is enhanced by LED headlights, a bold fascia and bolder lines. The car is painted in a high gloss Ultimate Silver paint colour. Subaru has gone more upmarket with the Legacy and ditched a lot of the traditional Japanese lines in favour of cleaner, more European design cues.
The interior, though not on the video, is highlighted by dash features like touch screens and cameras. Legroom has been vastly improved as well.
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Comments
With less borrowed cues it could be pretty nice.
I have no clue what those idiots in the design department are doing, but I hope Subaru suffers again like the did in the 80s. First the beautiful GD7 body style dies needlessly for a disgusting hatch. And now this.
Absolutely pitiful and I pray for Subaru's bankruptcy and permanent departure from the world, IF THEY DO NOT GET RID OF THEIR DESIGN DEPARTMENT!!
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