RaptorOO7

Checked Brembo's site and nothing for the Legacy/Outback for 2020 MY on stops at 2019 MY. Plus they are crazy expensive.

Given fuel costs I'm glad I don't have to use premium fuel with a turbo. Always use the recommended fuel.

I have an appointment to get the xpel film added to my car but unfortunately not until the 7th so fortunately I am still working remote and doing my best to limit my travel until its on the hood and front bumper.

I just traded in our 2016 Legacy 3.6R Limited for a 2022 Legacy XT Touring.

 

So far only have driven it home from the dealer but I can say its way better than the outgoing Legacy. Nicer interior for a start, smooth ride, quiet and comfortable. Instrument panel is a lot better and the large touch screen is quick and easy to use.

 

The one negative I found so far is the lack of a power outlet where the USB ports are. I had the wireless charger added so I'm not sure if that is the reason but I use a radar detector and so far the only place I see to plug it in in the center console. Beyond that I'm loving it.

Nice mats. I had a set of weather tech in my wife's '16 legacy 3.6R but when I bought our '19 Outback 3.6R a few years ago I opted for Husky Liners. Seems weather tech has been updating their version as of late, but I already received my new Husky Liners for the '22 XT Touring arriving this week.

How do you like the starlink remote start? My '22 XT Touring Legacy was arriving this weekend to my dealer and I opted for that instead of the fob.

What did you use to make your grill black and change the emblems?

Not sure if this is what you're interested in but I did ditch lights on my touring

 

I like the wheels on your car, would you share who made them and the model.

Dealer jackup is becoming the new normal. My dealer normally gives me invoice on our cars and I respected the fact that they sold it at sticker due to limited supply. Gave me a fair trade on my wife's ' 16 Legacy Limited 3.6R with less than 47k on it. Had to order it too.

I'm glad I can have turbo power without turbo fuel costs for 91 octane especially with fuel costs right now. But for me the pandemic has had me working at home for nearly 2 year so I have saved a ton fuel dry cleaning, mileage.

I ordered a 2022 Legacy Touring XT, I was told 8-10 weeks and its slated for late March. My dealer does quite well selling both Subaru and Toyota and every dealership I go by has very little inventory and what is there on popular (Bronco) vehicles is being jacked up. My dealer sold mine at sticker rather than invoice which is the normal purchase price I would pay. But I get that its supply demand and its not over stick. Trading in my wife's '16 Legacy Limited 3.6R. She wanted my 2019 Outback Touring 3.6R and loves it. Didn't see a need for 2 Outbacks in the house.