With plenty of interior space, excellent safety features, and standard all-wheel drive, the 2019 Subaru Legacy triumphs over competitors like the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, and Nissan Altima. We took the time to stack the Subaru Legacy against its closest rivals and found that when it comes to everyday adventuring, the Legacy has more to offer Indiana drivers.

Subaru Legacy vs. Honda Accord

• Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive: AWD is something of a rarity among midsize sedans, but the Legacy comes standard with a sophisticated all-wheel drive system. The Accord doesn't even offer AWD as an option.
• Safety: All Legacy models come standard with a suite of advanced safety features. Properly equipped, the Legacy earns IIHS Top Safety Pick+ distinction while the Accord lags a bit behind.
• Tech: The Legacy comes standard with Apple CarPlay. You'll need to go up a trim to get it on the Accord.

Subaru Legacy vs. Toyota Camry

• Infotainment: While both models offer standard Apple CarPlay, only the Legacy offers standard Android Auto as well. This feature is missing entirely from the Camry, so Android users are out of luck.
• All-Wheel Drive: The Subaru Legacy continues to be a leader in the AWD sedan department. The feature is standard on the Legacy and unavailable on the Camry, making the Legacy better suited for poor weather and rough roads.
• Interior Space: The Legacy and Camry have similar interior dimensions, but the Legacy comes out on top with regards to passenger volume and trunk volume.

Subaru Legacy vs. Nissan Altima

• Standard AWD: The Legacy comes standard with AWD. Unlike many midsize sedans, the Altima does offer AWD, but you'll need to upgrade to get it, and the Altima is already more expensive than the Legacy at its entry-level as it is.
• More Legroom for Backseat Passengers: Riders in the rear seat will enjoy more legroom in the Legacy than in the Altima, making long drives all the more comfortable.
• Subaru EyeSight: The Legacy comes standard with a suite of advanced safety features that contribute towards an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ rating that outshines the Altima.