7.0

pretty bad
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
8,433 miles

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2018 Subaru Legacy electrical problems

electrical problem

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2018 Subaru Legacy Owner Comments (Page 2 of 2)

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problem #3

Dec 252018

Legacy

  • 8,400 miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

Ran out of gas on a flat highway, when the indicator said there were 30 miles left. Gague went from 1/4 to 0 in less than 20 miles.

- East Montpelier, VT, USA

problem #2

Dec 052018

Legacy

  • 7,600 miles
Car was parked and locked. Keyless entry system allowed doors to be opened. Upon sitting in drivers seat, before any attempt to start car, a message on dash said "remote key deactivated". after that, nothing worked, no further messages, could not lock doors, could not start car, nothing functioned. Finally had car towed to dealer, casey Subaru, newport news, va. Late next morning, dealer called to say car was ready for pickup. They could find no problem, both remote keys functioned well, no problem codes found. Car operated well on my drive home, <5 miles. However, I have a real concern of getting stranded in future.

- Newport News, VA, USA

problem #1

Mar 082018

Legacy

  • 69 miles
Purchased a new Subaru Legacy Feb. 28, 2018. After only 70 miles the warning light for seat belts and airbag malfunction appeared on a starlink system and dash. After immediately taking it in at the local car dealer, service agents claimed that a "rodent" has caused the damage. After further research, we have discovered a national civil suit against Subaru. Apparently they are using biodegradable materials on the wiring of many new cars that attracts squirrels and mice. We have lived at our current residence for over 35 years with numerous cars in the driveway without this problem. Consumer reports on July 10,2017, reported that they have uncovered various technical bulletins from Ford, GM, Honda, Toyota, as well as Subaru concerning this issue. Dealer, at the moment, refuses to fix it without extensive cost to us. This is a serious problem with this car--driving it would not only be unsafe but illegal since the air bag as well as the seat belts show a malfunction. Fixing it may not solve the problem on permanent basis.

- Bel Air, MD, USA

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