Subaru Levorg cars

What types of used Subaru Levorg cars are there?

The Subaru Levorg came out in 2014 and has since seen a second generation that takes it through to the present day. 

Its first iteration was available in the UK but now it’s exclusively available in Australia and New Zealand – known as the WRX Sportwagon and WRX GT respectively. 

What features does the Subaru Levorg have?

Inside, you benefit from a seven-inch touchscreen infotainment system that comes with a DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. 

Other features include an electrically-adjustable driver’s seat, a full leather interior and plenty of head- and legroom throughout.  

Being an estate car, the Levorg’s boot is rectangular, which offers a wide loading bay and low loading lip that leads to 522 litres of boot space. 

But perhaps its most unique feature is the Subaru all-wheel-drive system, which means you can drive your Levorg wherever you want. Don’t believe us? Watch any Subaru rally stage event and you’ll see what we mean. 

Is the Subaru Levorg reliable?

Subaru has a track record of making hard-wearing and reliable vehicles. After all, the brand’s target market is Australia, which has been known to kill brand-new cars within weeks – but not this one. 

To make them solid as a rock, Subaru ensures the engines are simple and easy to fix, the bodywork is cheap to repair/replace, and parts are readily available. 

Every new Subaru is covered by a three-year/60,000-mile warranty that can be passed on to subsequent owners.  

You can also add cinchCare on to your used car purchase, which means you get a warranty, breakdown assistance and routine servicing all under the same roof. 

As for safety, the Levorg scored a full five stars following its most recent Euro NCAP crash test in 2016, offering excellent child and adult occupant safety. 

This is thanks to features such as airbags, rear seat ISOFIX points, a seatbelt reminder, a lane assist system and automatic emergency braking (AEB) that detects cyclists and pedestrians as well as other road vehicles.  

How much does the Subaru Levorg cost to run?

Powering the Subaru Levorg is a naturally aspirated 2.0-litre petrol engine that produces 150hp.  

Mated to this is a CVT automatic gearbox that drives all four wheels. Because of this automatic gearbox, you benefit from decent fuel economy officially rated at 32.6mpg – impressive for a large estate car that has no hybrid or turbo assistance. 

Insurance is one of the main factors to consider when buying a car, but it’s hard to say how much it’ll cost exactly because every individual driver is different. 

The Levorg sits between insurance groups 17 and 20 and is therefore on the more affordable side when it comes to insurance.  

Who is the Subaru Levorg suitable for?

The sort of person who’d be after a used Subaru Levorg is usually someone who lives in the countryside. It’s an ideal alternative to an Audi A4 Allroad or Volvo V90 Cross Country.  

Not only is it massively practical, but it’s also great in snow, mud, rain – whatever the English countryside throws at it.