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Subaru Legacy Touring XT 2020 (April)

The 2020 Subaru Legacy is a near-perfect car if you’re looking for solid transportation and extensive safety technology across all trim lines. Every Legacy has all-wheel-drive, and enough driver-assist technology to be virtually self-driving on highways while protecting pedestrians in town (called Subaru EyeSight), track and alert inattentive drivers (DriverFocus), and call for help in an accident (Subaru Starlink).

The new, 2020 seventh-generation Legacy also has front cupholders deep enough to not spill a 32-ounce Big Gulp, were the car capable of a 4-second 0-60 run (it’s more like 7 to 9 seconds, depending on the engine). The engine’s “boxer” technology, similar to what Porsche uses, lowers the car’s center of gravity. The front and back rows are spacious and the trunk is enormous. Highway mileage is in the upper thirties.

So what’s not to like? Not much. This Subie won’t move the excitement needle quite like Mazda or Honda does among midsize sedans. It’s not as dazzling as the 2020 Hyundai Sonata. There’s less ground clearance than the similar Subaru Outback crossover. The new infotainment system and navigation had a few quirks, the kind a firmware upgrade typically cures, and stop-start twisted the steering wheel and my thumb a couple of times (more below).

The Nappa leather cockpit of the 2020 Subaru legacy.

The Car for Inattentive Drivers?

You say you’re a good driver; I say I’m a good driver. Yet surveys find the majority of Americans self-describe themselves as above-average drivers, which is statistically impossible. And yet, we also know people close to us whose driving skills or cognition worry us: teenagers and others in their first few years of driving, aging parents, a spouse or partner who’s had a couple of fender-benders that were the fault of “the other guy,” and people who text or create on-the-fly playlists even when they know it’s unsafe.

Subaru is a leader among automakers in making virtually all its safety technology standard across every one of the six trim lines, or model variants, of this new 2020 car. Buy any Legacy Base, Premium, Sport, Limited, Limited XT, or Touring XT and you get:

A dual front-facing camera system, Subaru EyeSight, to keep you in your driving lane, warn of / brake for possible forward collisions, detect and brake for pedestrians at speeds up to 20 mph.

Full-range adaptive cruise control as part of EyeSight.

An active driving assistance system that controls speed and lane centering, pacing any car in front of you, also part of EyeSight.

LED low and high-beam headlamps with automatic high-beam control.

All-wheel-drive for extra grip in snow or rain, or on gravel roads.

Any Legacy other than the base model has safety telematics (called Subaru Starlink) standard. Blind-spot warning is available, optional on two trim lines and standard on three; it also includes rear cross-traffic alert and automatic braking while backing up. An excellent eye-tracking driver distraction system, DriverFocus, is standard on the top two trim lines and optional on a third.

One feature not offered is a surround-view camera array that primarily improves tight-spaces parking, but it also protects you (if you watch the screen) from running into kids’ tricycles or kids on tricycles. Rear auto-braking provides that protection.

With the 260-hp turbo engine (top two trim lines only), you’ll hit 60 in 6-7 seconds. Add 2 seconds for the 182 hp engine on other Legacies.

Legacy on the Road: Mostly Smooth Sailing

I drove the top-of-the-line 2020 Subaru Legacy Touring XT, about $37,000 including shipping, with warm brown Nappa leather, moonroof, an 11-inch portrait-orientation center stack LCD, vented front seats, heated fronts and rears, onboard navigation, and immense amounts of back-seat legroom and trunk room.

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With the new, 2.4-liter turbo engine of 260 hp and continuously variable transmission on the Limited and Touring XTs, it was quick, hitting 60 mph in 6-7 seconds. Highway miles went by quickly. Under foot-down acceleration, there wasn’t much noise from the CVT transmission; some testers have noted it on the non-turbo Legacy that has to be pushed harder to get up to highway speeds.

Most four-cylinder-engine cars have an inline design. Most Subarus including the Legacy have horizontally opposed, flat or boxer engines. They are effectively V engines where the angle is 180 degrees, not the 60 or 90 degrees of V6 or V8 engines. The engine is more compact, has less inherent vibration, gives the car a lower center of gravity, and allows for a lower hood and better driver sightlines. Against that, the engine requires two cylinder heads. Porsche also uses flat-six engines in the 911, Cayman, Spyder, and Boxster. The term boxer alludes not to the small crate it fits in, but rather the in-out motion of the two adjacent pistons that looks like a boxer’s fists.

Where most automakers use a combination of radar and a camera for driver assists, Subaru’s Eyesight system uses stereoscopic cameras. It’s standard on the 2020 Legacy, Forester, Outback, and Ascent; and available on the Impreza, Crosstrek, and WRX.

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Highway driving was enjoyable with the driver assists, a nicely sound-insulated cabin, very good Harman Kardon premium audio, Wi-Fi on Starlink telematics cars, and USB jacks for four people. In town, the driver assists work well; a jaywalker who popped out mid-block was picked up and the car came to a quick (sudden) stop. But spirited back-roads driving was not as much fun as some other cars in its class, notably the Mazda6 and Honda Accord. The 2020 Subaru Legacy is based on the same new platform as the 2020 Subaru Outback crossover-almost-wagon. But the Legacy’s ground clearance is 5.9 inches to 8.7 inches for the Outback. So the Legacy is fine in the rain, snow, and on gravel roads, but not the first choice in Subarus if the road to your country cabin is deeply rutted.

Subaru has rudimentary self-driving capabilities utilizing EyeSight, although Subaru doesn’t consider it to be formal self-drive tech and has no Eye-something shorthand name such as, say, EyeDrive. (BMW might not be amused.) Once activated, it centers you on a highway and proceeds at a pre-set speed, slowing for cars in front of you. It combines Subaru’s Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control feature with Lane Centering. As with other vehicles, activation is a multi-step process.

DriverFocus, on upper trim lines, combines a camera and infrared illuminator. It watches to see if the driver’s eyes are on the road ahead.

DriverFocus: Big Brother Is on Your Side

Take your eyes off the road, and the DriverFocus eye-tracker tells you to pay attention.

Subaru DriverFocus, an eyebrow module at the top of the center stack, contains a camera and IR illuminator to track where the driver is looking, and rats you out after 10-15 seconds of not looking ahead. GM’s highly regarded Super Cruise self-driving technology uses eye-tracking also.

Some driver-attention monitors count the micro-movements a driver continually makes as he or she drives.

I had two concerns with my test car: I was startled a couple of times by the gas-saving stop-start system. Occasionally as the engine came to a stop at a traffic light, the steering wheel on my test car abruptly turned a couple of inches and twice caught my thumb that was loosely holding the wheel next to the spoke. After the second time, I decided to keep my thumbs off the thumb grips once this car stopped at a light.

The infotainment system had trouble parsing some spoken commands, wanted to drive me to the intersecting street with the same name plus “Extension” at the end, and occasionally would not connect an iPhone using two different Apple cables or with Bluetooth. On sunny days, the LCD was sometimes hard to read and the brushed chrome-look trim strip around the center display reflected the sun’s glare.

The Subaru Legacy instrument panel. The center multi-information looks busy. (It is.) But it also gives the driver lots of information at a glance. If this feels like TMI, you can flip to simpler views.

EyeSight Is Improved, Still Unique

Subaru says EyeSight has been improved and I sensed that both in the ability to pick up a car ahead from a greater distance and to be less affected in the rain. In some ways, EyeSight in snowy conditions may be better than radar in that windshield wipers clear the paths in front of the two cameras. If snow blocks the radar sensor, you have to get out and scrape it off with a brush or your gloved hand, assuming the driver knows where the sensor is located in the grille. Also, snow and rain reduce the effectiveness of radar to some degree.

Subaru Legacy Touring XT, the top trim line.

Safety Features Abound

Even if you are a statistically good driver, a car such as the Legacy improves your odds of staying safe. It also improves pedestrians’ odds: A 2019 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study found Eyesight-equipped Subarus reduce pedestrian-injury claims by 35 percent. IIHS also found Subarus with second-generation Eyesight did better than first-generation systems dating to 2010. IIHS said it found no significant self-selection bias, meaning the idea that safety-conscious good drivers might seek out safe-seeming Subarus and Volvos. Separately, IIHS found Subarus with EyeSight had up fewer rear-end collisions and passenger injuries.

How solid is Subaru on driver assists and safety technology? Here’s a rundown:

2020 Subaru Legacy Key Safety Technology, Driver Assists

Trim lines: Entry Middle Top Lane departure warning Std Std Std Lane-keeping assist Std Std Std Lane centering assist Std Std Std Blind-spot warning — $ / Std Std Adaptive cruise control Std Std Std Forward collision warning Std Std Std Auto emergency braking Std Std Std Pedestrian detection/braking Std Std Std Safety telematics (Starlink) — Std Std Driver-assist package (EyeSight) Std Std Std Driver monitoring (DriverFocus) — — / $ / Std Std Active driving assistance Std Std Std The table shows features as standard (Std), optional ($) or not available (–) on entry (Legacy base), middle (Premium, Sport, Limited, Limited XT) and top (Touring XT) trim lines.

Should You Buy?

The 2020 Subaru Legacy is a solid midsize car for people who don’t need a status symbol. The Legacy wins a lot of awards but not all of them. Consumer Reports has it as the best midsize sedan and one of only 10 CR Top Picks among 300 models for 2020. In contrast, Car and Driver put the Legacy eighth behind the Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata, and the Mazda Mazda6, among others. Guess which publication favors safety features and comfortable ride versus spirited handling? The Legacy is also a 2020 IIHS Top Safety Pick+, which means good ratings in crash tests, advanced or superior ratings in available front crash prevention, and (the plus part) acceptable or good headlamps standard.

We like the Legacy a lot, even if within Subaru this is an outlier, a sedan in a company known for outdoorsy crossovers and SUVs: Crosstrek, Forester, Outback, Ascent. The Ascent had arguably been the best midsize SUV until the Kia Telluride / Hyundai Palisade came along last year. The Legacy had been unique in offering all-wheel-drive, but the Nissan Altima and Toyota Camry added it for 2020.

The steering wheel has big buttons and rockers, all legibly labeled. If only all cars were this clear with switchgear.

Subaru is a relatively reliable brand. The car is eminently practical. From the side, though, it’s hard to distinguish from a half-dozen other brands. Fuel economy is good, an EPA combined rating of 23 mpg for the turbo models, 29 mpg for the non-turbo. Real-world mileage should be several mpg higher, and with judicious driving, the non-turbo could approach 40 on the highway.

If you’re shopping Subaru for max safety, we’d suggest: Move past the Legacy base ($23,645 with freight) because you can’t get blind-spot warning / rear-cross-traffic alert or safety telematics, and past the Legacy Premium ($25,895) because you can get BSW / RCTA, but not reverse automatic braking (RAB). Blind-spot warning matters: Not all young drivers know to check side mirrors and look over their shoulders; older drivers may know, but may not have the dexterity to turn their heads sideways.

Every Legacy has dual front USB jacks (above) and, except for the base model (below), two more jacks in the back. Note how every jack and switch is nicely and legibly lettered.

The Legacy Sport ($27,845) lets you get BSW-RCTA-RAB in a $2,245 options package, along with a power moonroof and onboard navigation, for $30,090 total. Or for $30,645, you can get the Legacy Limited that includes BSW-RCTA-RAB, and the one options package, $2,045, gives you the moonroof again, a heated steering wheel, and DriverFocus. The top two trim lines, the Limited XT ($35,095) and Touring XT ($36,795), give you nice and nicer leather, DriverFocus, and the moonroof. So the sweet spot may be the Legacy Sport plus the options package, or the Legacy Limited, at about $30K each. Cross-brand shoppers comparing front-drive-only midsize competitors should attribute about $1,500 of Subaru’s price to AWD.

The Subaru Legacy should be at the top of your consideration set along with the Hyundai Sonata, the ExtremeTech 2020 Car of the Year. If you want a sporty car, look to the Mazda6, the Honda Accord, or – this is not a joke – the segment best-seller Toyota Camry with the TRD Sport, as in Toyota Racing Division.

Now read:

2020 Hyundai Sonata Review: Car of the Year? (It’s That Good)

Honda Accord Review: Way Better, and Honda Even Fixed Display Audio

2020 Subaru Forester Review: The Safety-First, Can’t-Go-Wrong-Buying-One Compact SUV

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There are many variations of the car engine and they all come in various shapes and forms and they all have unique differences. You can  differentiate cars based on layout and engine cylinder configurations. Based on layout, we have;

STRAIGHT ENGINE

  The straight or inline engine is an internal combustion engine with all cylinders aligned in one row. They are usually found in four- and six-cylinder configurations and are considerably easier to build. Straight configurations are simpler than their V-shaped counterparts. They are used in some models from BMW, Ford, Jeep, Chevrolet, GMC, Toyota, Suzuki and Volvo Cars.

INLINE ENGINES

  Cylinders are arranged in a straight row, like a straight engine layout. However, it doesn't go from front to back like a straight engine but the cylinders as being placed 'side by side'. In-line engines are also smaller, thus, It frees up more space around the engine for components like the car battery and cooling system. Cars, light commercial vehicles, medium & heavy commercial vehicles and earth moving equipment widely use this design.

FLAT ENGINES

It is also referred to as boxers engine. This layout keeps the engine as flat as possible. Thee cylinders are located on either side of a central crankshaft, laid down flat in both directions. This layout keeps the car's centre of gravity low, which then makes it much easier to handle. Cars with this type of engine are 2016 Subaru Outback, Subaru Legacy, 2016 Subaru WRX.

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  Sometimes called a vee engine. It's cylinders arranged at an angle in a V-shape. Having more power in a smaller area makes the V engine layout ideal for luxury high-performance vehicles. The V type has two rows of cylinders, usually forming an angle of 60° or 90° between the two banks. The more compact V-engine is fitted in some cars, especially vehicles with eight or 12 cylinders, and also some with six cylinders. Cars with this type of engine is, Toyota Camry 3.0L, Mercedes Benz E 400 Cabriolet. Based on engine configuration, they are;

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  They are also known as an inline-twin, vertical-twin, or parallel-twin. In this configuration, two cylinders are arranged in a line along a common crankshaft. 2005 Mazda RX-8 Special Edition, 2012 Fiat 500 Twin Air, Tata Nano, 1974 Mazda RX-3 Super Deluxe.

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The straight-five engine or inline-five engine is an internal combustion engine with five cylinders aligned in one row or plane, sharing a single engine block and crankcase. A Five-Cylinder Engine as an Economical, Smooth-Running Power Plant. Five-cylinder engines are hard to find in new models these days, except perhaps in a few Audi RS models. Cars that use five cylinder engines are Land Rover Defender, Ford Focus RS, Audi Sport Quattro, Volvo 850R.

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The straight-six engine (also referred to as an inline-six engine; abbreviated I6 or L6) It is an internal combustion engine, with six cylinders mounted in a straight line along the crankcase with all the pistons driving a common crankshaft (straight engine). Cars with six cylinder engines are 2019 Chrysler 300, 2020 Toyota Avalon, 2019 Genesis G80.

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An eight-cylinder engine, the V8, is common in pickup trucks, SUVs and sportscars. These engines create a lot of horsepower and torque and are better suited to tow or haul. It usually has between four and six litres of displacement, depending on the size of the eight cylinders within. Foremost, the V-8 operates like any other gasoline-powered four-stroke engine. The higher we go on the number of cylinders, the more high-performance/luxury the cars tend to be. When you cross into 8+ cylinder territory, you'll only find these in racecars, supercars and only the most luxurious of sedans. There are so many variations of car engines, but you have gained a little more knowledge about car engines than before. Reference; HoltsAuto Read the full article

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Subaru remembers specific 2019 designs for raised risk of engine stall

Subaru is recalling particular 2019 Impreza and Heritage sedans, as well as 2019 Outback and Climb SUVs, for a malfunctioning gas pump, the automaker revealed to the NHTSA today. If the reduced pressure pump stops working, the engine can delay and not be able to reactivate, which might boost the risk of a collision. [door hands]Subaru is uninformed of any kind of collisions the problem has triggered.

The recall incorporates 188,207 lorries in the UNITED STATE created from June 2018 with Feb. 2019. Not all 2019 Subaru Impreza, Heritage, Wilderness, and Climbs generated in that period are influenced, nonetheless.

Subaru will alert proprietors by mail within 60 days. Dealerships will change the reduced pressure gas pump at no cost as very early as June 5. Owners may call Subaru customer care at 1-844-373-6614 or look the NHTSA website by VIN to discover if their auto is consisted of in the recall. [buy online]The recall number is 20V-218.

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This was a request from 2 years ago (shame on me), but it got me thinking, what kind of cars would the batfam drive as their civilian “get around” cars? So here’s a list of what they drive in the reboot comic I’ll be doing, just for fun!

Bruce: 2017 Lamborghini Gallardo, because he is just extra and rich, and wants everyone to know it. (Not really, he just likes the car)

Alfred: 2016 Rolls Royce Wraith, because it’s Alfred. He’s one classy dude.

Selina: 2017 Bugatti Veyron, gold plated. Selina, you are so extra. As in very very VERY extra. This thing probably has diamond studded leather seats for crying out loud. It also features a cabin customized for feline comfort.

Dick: 2015 Audi a4, because he likes nice things, but doesn’t want to over do it. Jason calls it a “douchebag car”, ironic coming from him. “Come on Jason, it’s a good car!”

Barbara: 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, because she likes having lots of room (it’s great for family trips). After her accident, she had it modified so the acceleration and brakes are behind the steering wheel so she can still drive.

Jason: 2010 Honda “Her name is ROSA!!!” Odyssey. Badmouth his baby and he’ll calmly open the hatch to reveal the large stockpile of guns and various other weapons in the back. And that’s just a fraction of his collection.

Luke: 2017 Ford F150. It’s great for the outdoors, but also really nice inside. And you can bet he’ll be making his own upgrades (he’ll probably try to make it fly?? Who knows).

Kate: 2016 Nissan Sentra. All she needs is something that’s comfy to get around town. If she needs to be quick, she’ll just use her motorcycle.

Tim: 1990 Toyota Camry. He inherited this clunker from his dad, and refuses to give it up, despite it falling apart at the seams. It has close to half a million miles and he follows the philosophy of “maybe if I ignore that weird clunking noise it will go away.”

Stephanie: 2016 Mazda 3. Manual, because the only good memories of her dad were him teaching her how to drive. She doesn’t need a speed demon, just a fun car. She’ll probably have it painted purple soon.

Cassandra: 2017 Jaguar F. She might seem quiet and sweet, but like when she fights, this girl is a demon on the road. Her grin when she floors the gas pedal might scare you a little. *maniacal laughter*

Duke: 2009 Subaru Outback. Simple, practical, but a touch of fun, especially in the outdoors. Subaru has a nice minimalistic yet modern design (I should write car ads I’m amazing). Duke isn’t flashy, and doesn’t feel the need to be. He doesn’t understand everyone’s obsession with being “cool”.

Harper: 1999 Honda Civic. She loves cars, and loves fixing them even more. Her goal with this one is to get it past a million miles. Let’s face it, if anyone can do it, it’s Harper. No doubt she has also added her own personal touches to the engine to improve efficiency.

Damian (16 yo, obviously): 2019 Lucid Air. As an artist, he appreciates it’s design. It’s also luxurious and futuristic, but not too far overboard. The fact that it’s electric (and powerful) is a bonus to him. He will definitely replace the glass with Wayne tech bulletproof glass, you know,  just in case.

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“Baby, It's Cold Outside ” plays (in the background) as you watch cars slide all over the ice and crash into each other, folks are skidding through red lights left and right, and everybody is ice skating in their cars, even when they don’t want to be. It’s finally snowing. You don’t have to be one of those people, but how? We can help!!

Honda’s compact crossover, the CR-V, has been in production since 1995 and is currently in its fifth generation. CR-V stands for comfortable runabout vehicle, but it was termed as a compact recreational vehicle in a British car review that was then republished by Honda. With an optional third row of seats that can fit up to 7, the standard AWD version puts out 190 horsepower and 179 lb-ft of torque through a 1.5 liter turbocharged I4 engine. Older versions are available with a 2.4 liter, naturally aspirated engine that puts out 184 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque. The NHTSA gave the Honda CR-V 5/5 stars for its overall safety rating, so it’ll keep you and your family safe when you head through the snow with a ground clearance of 7.8 inches to avoid getting bogged down. You can get it as a hybrid in 2020, too.

The Toyota RAV4 is arguably the aforementioned CR-V’s biggest competitor. Introduced in Japan and Europe in 1994 and in North America in 1996, the RAV4 started off putting out 119 horsepower. The 2019 gas-powered RAV4 now puts out 203 horsepower, while the hybrid version puts out 219. While both come standard with FWD, all trims have AWD available making them perfect for driving in the snow. 2019 AWD iterations have a new feature: Rear Drive Disconnect. That means that only the front wheels are powered when AWD isn’t necessary, improving fuel economy for models that are equipped with AWD. The 2019 Toyota RAV4, like the CR-V, got 5/5 stars for its safety rating as well, making it an excellent contender for mountain trips with the family, or just commuting to work when nobody else seems to be able to because of the snow with an impressive 8.4 inches of ground clearance.

Subaru Outback is one of Subaru’s most reliable models, and now in its sixth generation as of 2020. The standard Boxer engine puts out 182 horsepower, 176 lb-ft of torque, and comes with Auto Start-Stop Technology for better fuel economy around town. Equipped with standard AWD and a ground clearance of 8.7 inches making it ideal for snow driving, the Subaru Outback also earned a 5/5 safety rating from the NHTSA. Spacious, comfortable, and with excellent off-road capabilities, you won’t get stuck anywhere in a Subaru Outback.

It’s no surprise that Subaru holds two spots on this list, as they’re known for their sporty and outdoorsy nature. If you’re looking for something a little bit bigger than an Outback, Subaru’s crossover-SUV is a fantastic choice. Originally the XV Crosstrek, as of 2016 the Subaru Crosstrek has become its own entity. Every trim comes equipped with AWD, and the gas-fed iterations put out 152 horsepower and 145 lb-ft of torque. The Crosstrek is also available as a plug-in hybrid, which puts out 137 hp and 134 lb-ft of torque. All variations come with Active Torque Vectoring and Traction Control Systems for the best experience in the worst conditions. As with all the other vehicles on this list, the Crosstrek got a 5/5 star safety rating from the NHTSA, so you and your family will be taken care of during the winter months. Those 5 vehicles are our top picks for winter and snow driving. Be it to the mountain or just to work, you want to make sure you’re commuting safely. With top safety ratings and excellent capability in inclement weather, those cars are sure to make winter life much easier. If none of the vehicles on this list suit your requirements or style, we have lots of other options available. Happy holidays, be safe!

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CarGurus: Our Automotive Highlights of 2019

Few could argue that 2019 has been a fascinating year in the world of motoring – but what are your automotive highlights of 2019? We’d love for you to tell us in the comments section below this article, or via the CarGurus Facebook page. To get you started, below our writers have put forward their own automotive highlights of 2019, from pickups to Porsches.

Chris Knapman, Editor, CarGurus UK

Will time show that 2019 was the year the electric car broke through? There’s certainly been no shortage of new products using battery power, from the Porsche Taycan and latest Nissan Leaf to the impossible-to-ignore Tesla Cybertruck.

Combine these new cars with an improving charging infrastructure and you’d expect the tide of public opinion might start showing signs of softening towards EVs. That was certainly the case according to our own research, which revealed that the number of consumers who consider themselves as likely to own an EV in the next five years jumped to 26% in 2019, up from 15% in 2018. This is most likely just the start, too: Who would bet against that number having grown significantly by this time next year?

Back in the world of internal combustion, my honorable mention for 2019 must go to the latest generation of Porsche 911, the 992. Not only does it masterfully update the legendary 911 format for this hi-tech age with its fabulous interior and ultra-sleek exterior, but in terms of performance, the 992 moves even the basic, non-GT or Turbo models firmly into supercar territory. In fact, if I had to narrow down my automotive highlights of 2019 into just one, fleeting moment, it’d be the surreal three-point-something seconds it took our four-wheel drive, PDK-equipped 911 test car to fire from 0-62 mph.

Electric vehicles might be coming, but internal combustion is still more than capable of taking your breath away.

Megan Hennessey, Editor, CarGurus US

I’m struck by the number of performance wagons and SUVs we saw introduced in 2019. Fans of the Audi S4 Avant rejoiced when the German automaker revealed it was bringing its RS 6 Avant to North America. It packs a 4.0-liter V8 that makes 591 hp and 590 lb-ft, hits 60 mph in about 3 seconds, and reaches a top speed of 189 mph.

Just as exciting was the introduction of the RS Q8, a performance SUV packing the same power as the RS 6 Avant. We had a chance to take a closer look at the 2020 RS Q8 at the 2019 LA Auto Show, and it adds plenty of features aside from the engine, like 23-inch wheels and an RS-specific gloss-black grille.

And in the EV space, electric trucks took center stage: Bollinger brought us a production-ready version of its B2 electric truck, Tesla unveiled its unique Cybertruck, and Rivian gets closer to its production-ready model of the R1T. But are truck shoppers willing to make the switch from gas-powered to electric? It’s hard to say. In our yearly Truck Sentiment Survey, we found that 70% of shoppers were willing to switch brands, which is good news for these startup truckmakers. However, their high prices may keep shoppers away.

Steve Halloran, Editor, CarGurus US

With one colleague celebrating electric vehicles and another performance wagons and SUVs, I feel obliged to mention one 2019 highlight they didn’t: Ford’s live-streamed debut of the 2021 Mustang Mach-E just before the LA Auto Show. Ford’s decision to put the name and badge of its mighty Mustang on an electric crossover generated controversy, of course, but a pony-equipped vehicle with up to 300 miles of range, usable seating for 5, almost 60 cubic feet of cargo room, and a 0-to-60 time of less than 4 seconds sounds great to me.

But my 2019 highlights came from two automakers CarGurus has found compelling for years, Mazda and Subaru, in the form of strong new versions of proven models. The redesigned 2019 Mazda3 earned rave reviews from almost everyone who drove it, including George Kennedy, and the updated 2019 CX-5, which we sampled in the snow at the end of last year, also earned praise from a wide variety of reviewers.

A new version of our favorite Subaru model also arrived in 2019. We got a chance to drive the 2020 Subaru Outback back in September and enjoyed it quite a bit. The new edition of this wagon/crossover finally offers a turbocharged engine under its hood, which drivers living at high altitudes should particularly appreciate. Our recently published review of the 2020 Outback found it strong from functionality and cost-effectiveness standpoints, which we consider hallmarks of the Subaru brand.

Matt Smith, Editor, CarGurus US

This time of year, everyone’s talking about electrification and progress and the hot new thing. But as anyone with their eyes open can clearly see, 2019 was the year of the throwback.

First, Chevy resurrected the Blazer as a stylish, sharp, and sexy crossover complete with nearly $1,400 worth of 21-inch tires. Sure, the new 2019 Blazer had its detractors, namely those bemoaning its lack of off-road performance, but I, for one, welcome our new crossover overlords.

And it’s not as if 2019 didn’t bring us plenty of rugged capability, either. Carrying on with the throwback theme, both Ford and Jeep returned legendary truck nameplates to the market, with the 2019 Ranger and 2020 Gladiator.

Finally, the highlight of the year for this writer was the long-awaited return of the Toyota Supra. Partnering with BMW gave the new coupe a brilliant Bavarian heart and soul (or engine and chassis, for our more literal readers) to pair with its stunning exterior styling. Sure, the 2020 GR Supra’s interior might feel a bit familiar, and the lack of a manual transmission will cut it off some enthusiasts’ shopping lists, but it’s safe to say that no other car on CarGurus’ 2019 test-drive review roster received as much attention at gas stations, grocery stores, race tracks, or anywhere else we drove it.

For more car news, check out these articles:

2019 LA Auto Show: Vehicles for Every Lifestyle

The osCARS: CarGurus’ Top 2019 Test Drive Reviews

CarGurus’ Most Popular Cars of 2018

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5 Best Station Wagons Cars 2019

The station wagon is a vehicle body style. It is additionally called an estate car. Prior time in America, station wagons were the most prevalent vehicles out and about for big families. Wagons provide a healthy fuel economy of a sedan and the cargo capacity of an SUV. They additionally will, in general, have a lower ride height than a crossover or SUV.

Audi Allroad

The 2019 Audi Allroad’s mix of physicality, flexibility, and luxury causes it extraordinary compared to another wagon.

Inside, It has a huge amount of space for your stuff, with 58.5 cubic feet of cargo space with the back seats collapsed down, simple to-utilize infotainment system, a lot of tech includes, a roomy cabin rife with upscale materials, and high-tech interior features like Audi’s sharp MMI Infotainment framework with the Virtual Cockpit dashboard display. On the road, it rides easily and handles well, and it’s even able to do some light off-roading. There’s a great deal to respect about this Audi. This is an Audi, so Quattro all-wheel comes standard, obviously.

Audi Allroad Configurations:

· Passenger Capacity: 5 · Transmission: Automatic · Drivetrain: All Wheel Drive 2.0 L/121 · MPG: 22 City / 29 Hwy · Engine: 248-hp, Intercooled Turbo Premium Unleaded I-4 2.0       L/121

Audi Allroad Trims with Price:

· Premium – $45,700 · Premium Plus – $50,600 · Prestige – $53,900

Pros:

1. Upscale interior 2. User-friendly infotainment system 3. Comfortable seats and smooth ride 4. Composed handling

Cons:

1. Some initial hesitation to accelerate 2. Below-average fuel economy

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Subaru Outback

Subaru Outback is a strong vehicle, presenting a base 2.5-liter boxer four-cylinder or optional 3.6-liter level six motor, standard balanced all-wheel drive and a huge amount of space for travelers and cargo. With really usable off-road ability, great wellbeing ratings, and savvy interior packaging, it’s hard not to recommend the Outback to anybody needing a competent, family-accommodating vehicle that won’t break the bank. It won’t excite you with its performance, yet it’s an incredible decision for anybody needing a viable daily driver.

Subaru Outback Trims with Price:

· Base – $26,645 · Premium – $28,895 · Limited – $33,445 · Touring – $37,345

Subaru Outback Configurations:

.Passenger Capacity: 5 .Transmission: Automatic .Drivetrain: All Wheel Drive 2.4 L/146 .MPG: 23 City / 30 Hwy .Engine: 182-hp, Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded H-4 2.4 L/146

Pros:

1.High-end interior 2.The powerful optional turbocharged engine 3.Roomy seating and large cargo hold 4.Admirable off-road capability

Cons:

1.The slight infotainment learning curve 2.So-so standard engine

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Volvo V60

The V60 is basically a smaller form of the V90. Therefore, it’s increasingly proficient and more affordable. It has similar looks as of V90 which are elegant and stylish, presenting 50.9 cubic feet of cargo space with the back seats collapsed down. The base motor is a 247-hp 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder, while a turbo and supercharged 316 hp 2.0-liter turbo is offered too. Volvo recently declared it would manufacture a V60 Polestar Engineered model which has a 415-hp hybrid powertrain.

Volvo V60 Trims with Price:

· T5 – $36,150 · T5 Premier – $38,100 · T5 Dynamic – $39,300 · T5 Platinum – $41,950 · T6 R-Design Platinum – $61,600 · Polestar –

Volvo V60 Configurations:

· Passenger Capacity: 5 · Transmission: Automatic · Drivetrain: Front Wheel Drive 2.0 L/120 · MPG: 23 City / 34 Hwy · Engine: 215-hp, Intercooled Turbo Premium Unleaded I-4 2.0       L/120

Pros:

1. Sumptuous interior 2. Two rows of roomy, welcoming seats

Cons:

1. Muted driving dynamics 2. Clunky infotainment system

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Volkswagen Golf Sport Wagon

The Volkswagen Golf Sport Wagon is a wagon body style is one of the best new vehicles you can purchase. With a perfectly powerful 170-hp turbo-four, refined automatic transmission, and well-arranged suspension, the Sport Wagon really feels decently sporty at times. Golf Sport Wagon has a huge amount of cargo room, as well as 66.5 cubic feet of cargo space with the back seats down.

In short, wasting your cash on higher-riding, progressively costly crossovers with the less fuel economy is of no use. It’s better to buy the Golf Sport Wagon.

Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen Trims with Price:

· S – $24,395 · SE – $29,995 · SEL – $30,245

Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen Configurations:

· Passenger Capacity: 5 · Transmission: Automatic · Drivetrain: All Wheel Drive 1.8 L/110 · MPG: 22 City / 30 Hwy · Engine: 147 to 168-hp, Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-4 1.8 L/110

Pros:

1. Above-average cargo capacity 2. Intuitive infotainment system 3. Agile handling 4. Good gas mileage

Cons:

1. Lethargic acceleration with the base engine 2. Infotainment system responds slowly to inputs 3. Lower safety scores than rivals

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FIAT 500L

The Fiat 500L is anything but a decent wagon. That turns out to be all clearer when compared with excellent wagons and hatchbacks in the segment. It has a couple of solid features such as a large cargo hold – particularly with the back seats folded down and a simple to-utilize infotainment system. It’s additionally more affordable than other wagons. But the 500L’s stars are eclipsed by its flaws: lackluster acceleration, poor gas mileage, average handling, and awkward seats.

FIAT 500L Trims with Price:

· Pop – $22,160 · Trekking – $23,575 · Lounge – $24,570

FIAT 500L Configurations

· Passenger Capacity: 5 · Transmission: Automatic · Drivetrain: Front Wheel Drive 1.4 L/83 · MPG: 22 City / 30 Hwy · Engine: 160-hp, Intercooled Turbo Premium Unleaded I-4 1.4 L/83

Pros:

1. The infotainment system is nicely equipped and easy to use 2. Sizable maximum cargo capacity 3. Spacious rear seats 4. Lower price than most wagons

Cons:

1. Few advanced safety features available 2. Underwhelming seat cushions and cabin materials 3. Unimpressive handling and acceleration 4. Poor fuel economy

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2020 Subaru Legacy named a semifinalist for Car of the Year

The 2020 Subaru Legacy was named a semifinalist for the North American Car of the Year award. The honor, which is voted on by 60 auto reporters in the U.S. and Canada, will be bestowed upon a winner during the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. 

The 2020 Legacy has undergone a redesign. The sedan, which is built on the same platform as the popular Subaru Outback, gets a new 2.4 L turbo engine. The interior has also received some major upgrades featuring a new 11.6-inch HD infotainment screen as well as a larger cabin with increased legroom. 

A Touring trim has been added for the 2020 model year. The Touring option features a moonroof, heated seats and steering wheel, Napa leather seats and a navigation system. 

Subaru has also made the DriverFocus facial recognition program available on the 2020 Legacy. The program allows for five drivers to be loaded into the system and sets preferences for HVAC, seat location, and mirror position. DriverFocus also sounds an alarm if driver distraction or drowsiness is detected.

If you’d like more information on the 2020 Subaru Legacy, or you’d like to test drive a 2019 Legacy or Outback, pay a visit to the showroom at https://www.winnerauto.com/ in WIlmington, DE.

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Subaru, a name you can trust.

A Japanese automobile manufacturer began production of automobiles sixty-nine years ago with just twenty cars. Today this brand is manufacturing more than a million vehicles every year globally. At that time it was only Subaru 1500 in those twenty, but currently—it has eight names in thirty-nine variants to offer. And since the beginning, it has created more than thirty-seven types of cars in total. Let’s have a look at it…

Subaru’s present models:

2019 Impreza

Legacy

Crosstrek

Forester

Outback

BRZ

WRX

2020 Ascent

Common Features

Reverse Automatic Braking: Can pull brakes if it notices any object that can harm or be harmed while the car is active in reverse gear.

Eyesight Driver Assist Technology: Smart driver assistance on the go. It provides alert asking to be lane-centered when the vehicle is driven apart. Also, its Pre-Collision Braking System can control the car speed in an emergency.

Blind-Spot Detection: Sends a warning if spots any car in the blind spot.

Others

Rear Cross-Traffic Alert

Apple Carplay & Android Auto

GPS Navigation

Sirius XM Satellite Radio

What's special?

Although Subaru has known for many things, one thing which has now become its trademark is the engine.

Subaru Boxer Engine

An engine with pistons placed horizontally opposite to each other is a Boxer Engine. Their movements resemble the pattern of a boxer’s in-out punching pattern, hence the name.

Subaru has begun using these engines in 1966, and since then until today it continues to use the same. However, it kept evolving and made the engine better throughout. In fact, Subaru is the only automaker in the world that uses Boxer engines in each of its automobiles.

Benefits

It provides better and smoother acceleration.

It can be effective against collisions—as it lessens the overall damage.

It enhances balancing and stability—as it keeps the center of gravity of a car low.

Achievements

This renowned brand has rated no. 1 in terms of owner satisfaction by ACSI (American Consumer Satisfaction Index). Also, it has many such feathers in its cap:

Subaru named the Most Trusted Brand by Kelley Blue Books for five years in a row.

It has received the 2019 Residual Value Award by ALG.

One of the Most Desired Automotive Brands by Newsweek.

Subaru Dealerships

Subaru has succeeded in bringing its name in the list of top automobile manufacturers. Obvious it has its dealers everywhere across the world. Some of its most famous dealers are Chilson Subaru in Eau Claire and Grand Subaru in Bensenville, among many others.

P.S. Subaru is a big brand, it has its dealerships everywhere, and no one can say that I don’t have any Subaru dealers near me, ’cause if someone does—it’d be wrong.