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Subaru Legacy Lancaster BE

1995 – 1998 — Japan

The fourth generation of the Subaru Legacy, introduced in 2003, marked a significant redesign of the model on a brand-new platform. Development for this generation began in early 1999, reaching a milestone with the styling freeze in 2001 and final engineering sign-off in 2003. In the Japanese market, the fourth generation Legacy was launched on May 23, 2003, by Fuji Heavy Industries. The "Blitzen" model continued to be offered exclusively in Japan, while the all-new Legacy B4 sedan made its debut with the tagline "Blood type: B4." The advertising campaign featured a remixed version of "Gymnopédie No. 1" by Erik Satie, adding to the model's allure. For the station wagon variant of the Legacy, it came with the slogan "Grand Touring Speciality." The marketing strategy included the use of the song "Finding Beauty," composed by Scottish musician Craig Armstrong from his album "As If to Nothing." Key points: 1. The fourth generation Subaru Legacy was launched in 2003 with a complete redesign and a new platform. 2. Development for this generation started in 1999, with styling finalized in 2001 and engineering sign-off in 2003. 3. In Japan, the "Blitzen" model continued alongside the all-new Legacy B4 sedan, which was promoted with the tagline "Blood type: B4." 4. The advertising campaign for the Legacy featured