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SubaruLegacy

1989–2025 Japan Passenger car 37 production years
Production1989–2025
Recorded originJapan
ClassPassenger car
Also known asSubaru Liberty
Reviewed model hierarchy

Legacy lineage

Nameplate
Market evidence

Observed model years

These are market-specific regulatory observations for this exact catalog record, not inferred worldwide production years.

United States EPA FuelEconomy.gov ↗

Observed bounds: 1990–1998 Individual intervening years are not inferred.

  1. 1995
  2. 1996
  3. 1997
  4. 1998
  5. 1999
  6. 2000
  7. 2001
  8. 2002
  9. 2003
  10. 2004
  11. 2005
  12. 2006
  13. 2007
  14. 2008
  15. 2009
  16. 2010
  17. 2011
  18. 2012
  19. 2013
  20. 2014
  21. 2015
  22. 2016
  23. 2017
  24. 2018
  25. 2019
  26. 2020
  27. 2021
  28. 2022
  29. 2023
  30. 2024
Placement evidence 2 sources +

This relationship is shown only after an explicit catalog review; source links support the identity and parent placement.

Reviewed 2026-07-15
Background

The Subaru Legacy is a mid-size car built by Japanese automobile manufacturer Subaru from 1989 to 2025. The maker's flagship car, it is unique in its class for offering all-wheel drive as a standard feature, and Subaru's traditional boxer engine.

Text adapted from “Subaru Legacy” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗ · retrieved 2026-07

Chronology ledger

Dates with their meaning intact

Production chronology1989–2025

Sourced production or model lifecycle range used by the main catalog timeline.

Wikipedia lead ↗37 years
US EPA model years1990–1998

Model years represented in FuelEconomy.gov; a US-market observation, not a worldwide production range.

EPA FuelEconomy.gov ↗Observed bounds
Canadian NRCan model years1995–2024

Model years in Natural Resources Canada retail fuel-consumption data; Canadian-market evidence, not a worldwide production range.

Natural Resources Canada ↗30 years
Netherlands RDW first-admission observations1991–2019

First-admission years observed in Dutch vehicle registrations; this is market evidence, not a worldwide production range.

Netherlands RDW ↗29 years