Compare the Subaru Legacy Against the Competition

Compare the New Subaru Legacy to the Competition at Carlsen Subaru

The Subaru Legacy lineup is available and ready to fit your lifestyle and needs at Carlsen Subaru. Whether you're shopping for a new sedan that's comfortable and accommodating for the whole family, or one that's sporty and elegant, we invite you to check out our large selection of new Legacy models for sale at Carlsen Subaru in Redwood City, CA today. We have a range of new Legacy models for sale and can help you choose the right model and the financing or lease plan that works best for  you.

Choosing the best vehicle for your needs requires learning more about it. One of the best ways to learn more about the Subaru Legacy is by comparing it to other vehicles. That's why we're going to compare the new Subaru Legacy lineup to the Honda Accord and the Kia K5, giving you a side by side look at some of the things the Legacy lineup does best.

Subaru Legacy vs. Honda Accord

*Comparison source: Edmunds (https://www.edmunds.com/car-comparisons/).

Every new Subaru Legacy model comes with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive to always provide you with the best possible traction, handling, and control in any weather conditions around Stanford, CA or on rugged terrain, giving you more confidence and freedom behind the wheel. The Honda Accord lineup only offers front-wheel drive, which could leave you wanting for more when the weather gets bad or the terrain gets rough.

The Subaru Legacy costs less than the Honda Accord does, with a starting price of around $25,000, compared to the Honda Accord which starts at around $28,000. This means that you could purchase a Base trim level Legacy model and save, or upgrade to a nicer trim level for a similar price to the Base Accord model.

The Subaru Legacy has a stronger available performance than the Honda Accord models do. Both vehicles have multiple engine options, but the Legacy provides you with a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 260-horsepower and 277 pounds-feet of torque. The Honda Accord models have a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor that produces 204-horsepower and 247 pounds-feet of torque.

Subaru Legacy vs. Kia K5

*Comparison source: Edmunds (https://www.edmunds.com/car-comparisons/).

All the new Subaru Legacy models have standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, a legendary system that sends power to all four wheels and will automatically divert it to the wheels with the most grip if any of them start to slip, giving you the utmost capability as you travel around the Bay Area. The Kia K5 models have a standard front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive available on higher trim levels for a higher price.

The new Subaru Legacy lineup is slightly more affordable than the Kia K5, but with standard all-wheel drive in every model, the value outweighs the K5.

The Legacy lineup provides you and your passengers with more space than the Kia K5 does, with 4-inches more rear legroom than you'll get in the Kia K5, letting your family and friends stretch out and enjoy the ride to Palo Alto.

Come Explore the New Subaru Legacy Lineup in Person at Carlsen Subaru

We invite you to make the short trip from Atherton to check out all our new Subaru Legacy models in person and learn more about what makes the lineup special today. We can walk you through the different models and trim levels to help you find the best vehicle for you. We also work with you on financing and leasing options to ensure that you get the best deal possible on the best vehicle. Contact us online, over the phone, or come see us in person today.