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SEARCHFor the 2025 model year, the Legacy Limited adds a moonroof, a distraction mitigation system, a multimedia navigation system, and a heated steering wheel.
The 2025 Subaru Legacy Touring XT is one of several trims offered to customers. It builds on equipment found in the Limited trim level and is powered exclusively by the 2.4-liter BOXER engine.
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Subaru of America has announced pricing on the 2025 Legacy sedan. Arriving at retailers this spring, the Legacy sedan will start at $24,895.
For the 2025 model year, Legacy adds popular equipment to their Limited trim level. This trim level will add a power moonroof, DriverFocus distraction mitigation system, SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in multimedia navigation system, and a 360-degree heated steering wheel.
Subaru’s EyeSight Driver Assist Technology is standard on all Legacy models. This includes advanced adaptive cruise control with lane centering, LED steering responsive headlights with high beam assist, LED fog lights, and a rear-vision camera with adaptive guidelines. On models equipped with blind-spot detection with lane change assist and rear cross-traffic alert, EyeSight includes automatic emergency steering.
The 2025 Legacy offers the SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. multimedia plus system for infotainment, including standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility with a full-screen display. The system features a 11.6-in. high-resolution touchscreen with an integrated combination meter and on-screen controls for audio, climate controls, and other vehicle functions.
The Legacy sedan is equipped with Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive in all trim levels, which include the base model, Premium, Limited, Sport, and Touring XT.
For $27,195, the Legacy Premium adds an All-Weather Package (heated front seats, power exterior mirrors, windshield wiper deicer), 10-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel, SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. Multimedia Plus System, and dual-zone automatic climate control.
The Premium adds two popular options packages. The first package adds blind-spot detection with rear cross-traffic alert, keyless access with push-button start, and LED fog lights for $1,000. The second package adds those features as well as a power moonroof and SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. multimedia navigation system for $2,595.
This year, the Limited trim level adds additional equipment that was offered as optional last year. Priced at $34,005, the Limited builds from the Premium trim level and adds 18-in. alloy wheels, 12-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. multimedia navigation system with Harman Kardon audio system with 12 speakers, power moonroof, 360-degree heated steering wheel, an 8-way power-adjustable passenger’s seat, and heated rear outboard seats.
Additionally, drivers can access blind spot detection with rear cross-traffic alert, automatic emergency steering, reverse automatic braking,and DriverFocus distraction mitigation system.
Priced at $34,495, the Legacy Sport features a front grille with red accent, magnetite gray metallic side mirrors and truck spoiler, gray 18-in. alloy wheels, and black and gray two-tone cloth upholstery with contrast red stitching.
Under its skin, the 2025 Legacy Sport is powered by a 260-hp 2.4-liter turbocharged BOXER engine, sport-tuned suspension, and SI-DRIVE engine performance management system. The Sport also includes the SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. multimedia plus system with Harman Kardon audio and aluminum-alloy pedal covers.
The 2025 Legacy Touring XT builds on equipment found in the Limited trim level and is powered exclusively by the 2.4-liter BOXER engine. It adds a SUBARU STARLINK 11.6-in. multimedia navigation system with Harman Kardon audio, wide angle mono camera to the dual-camera EyeSight system, ventilated front seats, automatic power-folding exterior mirrors, 180-degree front view monitor, and Nappa leather upholstery in either java brown or slate black. The Touring XT costs $38,195.
The 2025 Legacy is assembled at Subaru of Indiana in Lafayette.
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