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Subaru Legacy BC

1989 – 1994 · Japan

The fourth generation of the Subaru Legacy was introduced in 2003, marking a significant redesign on a brand-new platform. The development process started in 1999, leading to a complete overhaul of the Legacy model by 2003. In Japan, Fuji Heavy Industries launched the Legacy B4 sedan exclusively for the domestic market on May 23, 2003. The marketing campaign for this model featured the slogan "Blood type: B4" and used a remixed version of Erik Satie's "Gymnopédie No. 1" in its advertisements. Along with the sedan, the station wagon variant was also introduced, highlighting its features as a Grand Touring Speciality. The advertisements for the station wagon used a song titled "Finding Beauty" by Scottish composer Craig Armstrong from his album As If to Nothing. Key Points: 1. Fourth generation Subaru Legacy introduced in 2003 with a complete redesign on a new platform. 2. Development process began in 1999 and concluded with engineering sign-off in 2003. 3. In Japan, Fuji Heavy Industries unveiled the Legacy B4 sedan exclusively for the Japanese market. 4. Marketing campaign for the sedan featured the slogan "Blood type: B4" and used a remixed version of Erik Satie's "Gymnopédie No. 1." 5. The station wagon variant was also launched with a focus on Grand Touring Speciality and featured a song titled "Finding Beauty" by Craig Armstrong in

3 versions of the Subaru Legacy BC

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Subaru Legacy BC Turbo Super MT 4WD	1989 to 1994	Turbocharged Inline-four	149 kW (200 hp)	260 Nm	7s	Manual	AWD	WAGON
Subaru Legacy BC Turbo AT 4WD	1994 to 1999	Turbocharged Inline-four	186 kW (250 hp)	309 Nm	—	Auto	AWD	SEDAN
Subaru Legacy BC Turbo MT 4WD	1994 to 1999	Turbocharged Inline-four	186 kW (250 hp)	309 Nm	6s	Manual	AWD	SEDAN