Subaru has unveiled the wagon version of its upcoming 2010 Legacy. Looking much as you’d expect – a blend between the Legacy sedan and the Outback wagon that were unveiled in New York earlier this year – the Legacy Touring Wagon is not expected to reach the United States market, though it will probably be sold in Canada.
Subaru discontinued the Legacy wagon variant for the United States for 2008 and it is not expected that the automaker will bring back the versatile bodystyle without Outback trim.
Available in the Japanese market (other market specifications will be announced later) with either a 2.5-liter naturally-aspirated boxer four or a turbocharged version of that engine, the Legacy Touring Wagon mates to either a CVT or, in turbocharged models, a five-speed automatic or six-speed manual.
The 3.6-liter six-cylinder offered in the Outback and sedan will not be offered in the standard wagon. A turbodiesel variant is expected to be unveiled later this year at the Frankfurt Motor Show when the European-specification 2010 Legacy is introduced.
