Allen K

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Most of those competitors don't offer AWD though.

Hoovey689

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^ they and the Fusion have it right cornering that part of the of the market

pbm317

New Chrysler 200 will also have it.

Maybe they're "cornering" it, but seems like a pretty small corner. The take rate for AWD for Fusion is pretty low in the overall national mix, I think ~5% last figures I saw.

People that want AWD are generally okay with getting the compact CUV's like RAV4, CR-V, etc.

Hoovey689

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That's right, glad to see the 200 get it optional too. Doesn't have to be a volume seller (AWD) by any means. Just the fact these companies offer it in a segment that overall lacks it is

spwolf

well, in general it seems Subaru is "cornering" AWD market

Joey-E

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I like it!

mmarshall

Subaru quit selling Legacy wagons (and Outback sedans) a number of years ago in the American market because of low sales of each, and, of course, the huge popularity of the Outback wagon itself.

fastdak25

Joey-E

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Looks way better then the 2015 WRX/STI that came out in my opinion.

mmarshall

Wit the possible exception of the 2002 model and its round headlights, was there EVER a good-looking WRX?

bitkahuna

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subaru has never been known for hp (except wrx/sti) or fuel economy. they're loved for reliability and awd, and 'frumpiness'

having said that, looking at the pic of that subaru in the still of the youtube video there, it looks a lot like the new sonata or genesis.

Hoovey689

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competent sure. Aunt had a legacy wagon with the rear facing jump seats . That said, Subaru does nothing for me

Joey-E

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Lol i actually like the previous models

spwolf

4cly numbers are impressive, it is awd that gets same combined mpg as new earthdreams Honda and 2 mpg better than Camry... it is pretty darn impressive.