Compare the Subaru Legacy to the Competition

See How A New Subaru Legacy Pulls Ahead of the Toyota Camry
With a showcase of performance features, safety elements, technological amenities, and most of all, creature comforts, we think you’ll find the Subaru Legacy all you could hope for in a new sedan, lapping rivals like a new Toyota Camry. What’s more, you can discover for yourself where the new Legacy excels right here on our website.

The Subaru Legacy vs. A New Toyota Camry

  • A new Subaru Legacy brings to bear the traction command of Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive standard, making quick work of Dallas-area terrain and weather. In a new Toyota Camry, All-wheel-drive just isn’t offered.
  • Count on a curb-to-curb turning radius of just 36.8 feet in our Subaru mid-size sedan. That means it’s more maneuverable than a new Toyota Camry, which offers one 37.4 feet.
  • There’s plenty more room to sprawl out and relax in a new Subaru Legacy, too. 104.6 cubic feet of passenger space burgeons, as opposed to a new Toyota Camry at 100.4 cubic feet, and this comprehends edges in the front head, leg, and shoulder room as well as rear leg and shoulder room – areas where comfort can matter most. So, pick up those friends from Plano and head out on that long-planned road trip.
  • In terms of cargo, a new Subaru Legacy offers a capacious 15.0-cubic-foot trunk to a new Camry, at 14.1 – a bit of extra capacity for the luggage of that tag-along from McKinney.
  • Tech-abundant and ready to keep you connected on the go, Subaru Legacy also features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standards, making it easy to extend smartphone use to the car’s touchscreen infotainment system. These elements are not offered in Toyota Camry.
  • Overall, at the base, you’ll find the new Subaru Legacy more affordable than investing in a new Toyota Camry L. Its starting MSRP weighs in at around $22,195, and is comparably equipped, at about $23,055. The Toyota Camry requires a bit more to start, requiring approximately $23,495 and $24,390 respectively.

That means access to this host of new Subaru Legacy features for less, from the safety standards of Vehicle Dynamics Control and a Traction Control System to the cornering professionalism and flat-out driving fun offered by standard Active Torque Vectoring. What’s more, Subaru Legacy 2.5i puts control within reach thanks to a standard high-resolution, 6.5-inch touchscreen-equipped SUBARU STARLINK Multimedia infotainment system, which incorporates Pandora and Aha smartphone app support, USB and Bluetooth connectivity, and more. Ascend to higher trims, and a modest investment can bring with it luxurious appointments like heated front seats, graduation to 8.0-inch STARLINK Multimedia Plus infotainment, and the smart help of available EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology. That’s not to mention Blind-Spot Detection with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert for added situational awareness and Reverse Automatic Braking to help avoid rear collisions.

When you’re ready to explore more of how a new Subaru Legacy performs against the competition here in Denton, TX, you have an open invitation to stop by and visit us here at Huffines Subaru.

How Does the Subaru Legacy Compare to the Honda Accord?

The midsize sedan segment has many options to choose from, but none of those other vehicles can compare to the level of value and versatility you’ll get from the new Subaru Legacy. The Legacy is designed to provide prospective midsize sedan drivers with everything they need and more for a price that’s sure to fit any budget, including spacious comfort for five and plenty of storage, an efficient yet fun performance behind the wheel and the latest technology features, culminating to provide you with the ability to take on all of life’s surprises and enjoy every one of them more than ever before. To provide you with some perspective surrounding the tremendous value and functionality of the new Legacy, we’re going to compare it to the new Honda Accord to provide you with a side by side look at how the Legacy continues to set the bar for the competition to follow.

Subaru Legacy vs. Honda Accord

  • The Legacy is less expensive than the Accord is. At base model starting price, the new Legacy starts at just $22,195 MSRP while the Accord starts at $23,570 MSRP.
  • From taking on rough terrain to eliminating over and understeer on streets around Dallas, every new Legacy comes with standard all-wheel drive to provide you with a superior driving experience on any terrain and in any weather condition. The Accord, however, only comes with front-wheel drive.
  • Even with all-wheel drive, when both models are equipped with an automatic transmission, the Legacy enjoys a higher estimated fuel economy than the Accord with up to 25 mpg in the city and 34 mpg on the highway compared to an estimated 23 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the highway in the Accord.
  • The Legacy offers more passenger volume for you and your passengers to stretch out and enjoy, with 104.6 cubic feet of passenger volume compared to 103.2 cubic feet in the Accord.
  • Only the Legacy offers available LED steering responsive headlights while the Accord does not.
  • The Legacy also offers reverse automatic braking and the Accord does not.

If you want to learn more about the new Legacy, we welcome you to join us at Huffines Subaru to test drive a model of your choice today! We’re located right in Denton, TX and proudly serve nearby Dallas, Plano and McKinney!