Subaru Reveals Minor Updates, Pricing for 2024 Legacy, Outback
Subaru has revealed official pricing for the 2024 Legacy sedan and Outback SUV while also confirming that both models receive technology and equipment updates for the new model year.
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The 2024 Outback Wilderness gets a revised front fascia that features a more prominent grille, an updated front bumper and LED foglights. The Outback’s Wilderness, Onyx Edition and Onyx Edition XT trims get a newly standard heated steering wheel; the Onyx Edition also now has a standard power moonroof and reverse automatic braking. Inside, the Legacy’s Sport trim now makes Subaru’s 11.6-inch Starlink Multimedia Plus touchscreen system standard, which features near-field communication functionality and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Both the Legacy and Outback now see Subaru’s EyeSight driver assistance technology as standard; variants with blind spot monitoring with lane change assist and rear cross-traffic alert now come with automatic emergency steering, which helps drivers avoid a collision at speeds of less than 50 mph.
Performance for both models stays the same for 2024. The base variants come with a 182-horsepower, 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine; higher trims get a 260-hp, turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder. Both engines are paired with a continuously variable automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive is standard.
Pricing and Release Date
The 2024 Subaru Legacy and Outback lineup will be arriving at dealerships in the fall. Full pricing (including the Legacy’s $1,090 and Outback’s $1,245 destination fees) is below.
Legacy
- Base: $25,985
- Premium: $28,285
- Sport: $35,585
- Limited: $33,035
- Touring XT: $39,285
Outback
- Base: $30,190
- Premium: $32,490
- Limited: $37,090
- Onyx Edition: $37,400
- Onyx Edition XT: $40,655
- Wilderness: $41,255
- Limited XT: $41,490
- Touring: $41,640
- Touring XT: $44,090
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