Subaru Legacy Concept to break out at Los Angeles Auto Show
Subaru Legacy Concept to break out at Los Angeles Auto Show
Next gen Legacy to showcase new design
Staff Writer
Subaru has announced that they will take the wraps off of the Subaru Legacy at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the nameplate and provides a look at the styling cues for future Legacy models.
Subaru says that they have given the Legacy Concept a more coupe-like silhouette, serving as a modern interpretation featuring a more distinguished front design with a new hexagonal grille and sharper 'hawk-eye' headlamps.
Subaru have given the Legacy flared wheel arches to cover the 21-inch wheels and hint at the standard Subaru Symmetrical all-wheel drive drivetrain. Like the headlamps, the taillamps also use the 'hawk-eye' design.
The Subaru Legacy Concept will debut at next week's Los Angeles Auto Show.
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