Used Subaru Legacy for Sale near Middle Sackville, NS

With the birth of my first child early this year I realized that my 2-door Civic SI just wasn't gonna cut it anymore. I found the Subaru by accident--paid $3k for a Legacy L Wagon with 155k on the clock. I am the second owner--the first was a mechanic with a successful shop in town and a pilot--the car was kept in an aircraft hangar its whole life and was driven when the owner flew in. So it has NO rust. The mechanic replaced the trans 12k miles ago and the t-belt/pulleys/water pump at 105k. It's my first Subaru and I am DARN impressed. TONS of little touches that make driving it fun. With this vehicle I can honestly say that I will own nothing but Subarus for LIFE...it's that good. If you find one at a really good price do NOT hesitate--have a mechanic look at it and BUY IT. That being said, once the summer is truly over (the Subie has great A/C) I will be using my Honda to get to work and back...the fuel economy of the Honda is FAR better. I'll let my wife have the Subie to cart my son around.

Nice ride! solid on the road, takes corners easy. Take off powerful, but be careful she has bite! Excellent on long journeys, an easy ride. Tears up and down hills no problem, no fear of stalling. All in all a brilliant 'lil car for me!

Its lowered and 4wd so it handles well. Done 220k so performance has dropped off a bit. Well build and very comfortable to drive. Great stereo but uses a bit too much fuel now. Overall I love Subies and this is a decent one. Will go back to the turbo version next time

I use it everyday. No problems whatsoever.

my 1999 subaru legacy wagon has 137K on it and is running fine.i slaped a filter on it and ran a tube from it to where the fog light should be. i havent had n e major problems with it. its a 2.2. i raced a 2.2 impreza and spanked it 4 out of 5 times. bog launch. i am realy trying to put a 2.3 warner ishi turbo in that i have sittinbg around but dont know what i need to get for it