Over the past 9.5 years that I've owned the car, I've had to replace the headlight bulbs on both sides at least 5 times in each side. I've talked to Subaru about this and they cannot give me a definite answer/solution to problem. They did extend warranty to 10 years regarding this so they know something is going on but do not disclose to customers. I'm just trying to figure out a permanent solution

- San Diego, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Subaru Legacy. While operating the vehicle, the head lamps would not illuminate properly due to a defective headlight assembly. The contact indicated that the tabs on both headlight assemblies were fractured, which caused the light bulbs to become unsecured and move while the vehicle was in motion and making turns in either direction. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer (cascade Subaru, 4149 state rd cuyahoga falls, oh 44223) where it was diagnosed that the headlight assemblies needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The contact was concerned that the headlights would not function properly, causing a visibility hazard. The manufacturer was notified of the failure, but no assistance was offered. The failure mileage was 30,000. The VIN was not available.

- Ravenna, OH, USA

The low beams and driving bulbs on my vehicle with less than 54,000 miles keep needing to be replaced. There is no easy access to perform these costly safety repairs, due to the engineering and placement of the headlight assembly(ies). The most recent occurrence was on 04/04/2017 past repairs (4) were done by self and body shops due to access through the wheel well cowling only, today I have a low beam and driving light out on each side of the vehicle! no lights - no safety!

- San Jose, CA, USA

I have a 2010 Subaru Legacy 3.6R I bought almost 4 years ago. In the time that I have owned it I have replaced 7 headlight bulbs and have to do it again because one just blew out. It is not one specific side, its either or both. Why is this happening" is there a recall on the assembly" I know the bulbs are the right style for the car and I rip the whole front end apart to do it because of the style of the car.

- West Boylston, MA, USA

This is the fourth time that my right headlight (low beam ) has burnt out on this car. I see where Subaru has recalled other models for headlight problems. Why not this model ?

- Chicora, PA, USA

We purchased this vehicle used, one owner, in May 2013. We have constantly had to replace headlight and MINIbulbs. We have not purchased Subaru bulbs and did not have dealer to install. Dealer is 2 hrs away and would be too expensive. I do not believe the problem is with the bulbs but is something wrong with this model car. They are very difficult to get to and to replace as my husband and I replace them each time. On November 27, 2013, one headlight went out and then before we replaced it on December 13, 2013 the other headlight went out. I had to drive home (about one hour) in the dark and thank god I was not involved in an accident. But this is very dangerous and it happens all the time. We just don't know when or if both will be out at the same time. Purchased 5/25/13, 11/27/13 headlight out, 12/13/13 headlight out, 3/12/14 MINIbulbs replaced, 7/1/14 headlight out, 10/21/14 headlight out, 1/6/16 MINIbulbs replaced, 5/5/16 headlight out, 5/101/6 MINIbulbs out. This was all the receipts I could find, could have been more. This very annoying due to the difficulty in reaching the area to replace the bulbs. Please have Subaru to find the cause and fix this before there is a major accident or injury to someone. Thanks!!

- Haysi, VA, USA

I have had to replace my low beam headlight bulbs fours times (on each side) in three years. I've had the dealer do it twice, and I've done it twice. The dealer made me pay because bulbs are not covered under warranty. Changing the low beam bulbs on this vehicle requires removal of the tire, and the wheel well liner - it take at least an hour, and is extremely cumbersome. The dealer charged me $150 for each incident. I cannot afford to keep changing these bulbs. Something has to be wrong with the headlight unit.

- Sykesville, MD, USA

The running lights on my Subaru Legacy do not illuminate high and far enough in front of the car. The service mgr said he would put hi-intensity bulbs in. He was overruled and they installed fog lights that did not improve range of lights. Factory people said the lites only adjust right/left.

- Cutchogue, Ny , NY, USA

I bought a 2010 Subaru Legacy and believe that the headlights used on this care do not meet the U.S. sae headlamp standards, but instead meat the european ece standards. My car has a distinct horizontal cut off line across the entire horizon which is the main characteristic of the ece standard. Subaru told me that they have had other complaints about their headlamps.

- Whittier, CA, USA