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I purchased a three year Star link package on delivery. It was about $76 A great deal Use the remote start often ( it's cold here in Pittsburgh)

Yes it did. I took it in yesterday. They checked it out and did a "hard reboot" per the service desk and now it works fine! Also replaced a battery in the key fob as it would not unlock doors from a distance. All is well.

yes held the volume button in for 15 sec + until it did reboot ( multiple times) I did try the soft ware update but none available. Subaru also told me that they could not attempt to do a fix via Star Link

Coming up on three months! Enjoyment continues and looks keep growing on me. Been through one snowstorm, handled like a pro. One longer trip (500 miles). Quiet and comfortable at 75mph. Love the adaptive speed control, use it all the time for city driving. But Just developed what appears to be a head unit issue. Phone pairing dropped and it won't recognize phones now. Spoke with Subaru customer service and rebooted head unit ( push volume knob in until screen goes dark) but no help Will drop off car this Wednesday. Here's hoping My daughter has a 2018 Outback that had a failed head unit for which she had to wait 6 weeks for a new unit to arrive. Bad JuJu there.

More impressions: Start stop is harsh .....needs work Still No one has stopped me yet and said: wow is that the new Legacy! But The exterior styling is growing on me more and more I like the new abyss blue color Driver recognition is iffy it sometimes says no recognition. It is Linked to seat/ mirror memory

Yes it did come in and well worth the wait New platform is very tight Interior is quiet Interior style is a strong advance a little more pep then the 16 trunk , because of new lid, looks huge spent some time with the big screen, once visited it is easy to use. no problems with screen fade in daylight seat memory is tied to driver recognition settings cd takes up a lot of room in center counsel foot well illumination lights are white not blue as in the 16 you will need a steering wheel wrap (you can still feel the steering wheel warmer) all in all a very nice ride, quiet, refined The exterior looks good although no one has stopped me and said "Is that the new Legacy!"

Car is in! Pick up this Friday. Side window deflectors also in.

New delivery date 10 22 Still searching for fog lamp bulb type Side window deflectors on back order

Still waiting Was to be here on the 11th Dealer was kind enough for to provide a loner.

Thanks for your replies. The Lamin X would be an option. Although they do not show one for a 20 The parts list link indicates that fog light assembly fits the 18,19 and 20 Legacy It does not show an attached bulb. Safe to assume that it would take the same bulb as the 18 and 18 Legacy?

This is what I received from Subaru customer service re the fog lamp bulbs: There is no part number for the fog light bulb that we can provide to you, because the LED bulbs are not individually replaceable. If the LED fog light does not illuminate, then the entire assembly needs to be replaced. Has anyone heard of this type of set up? No yellow fogs for me it seams

I checked the PDF manual and found the same " contact your dealer" advice Well at this time the dealer dozen't know either. Contacted Subaru who said contact your dealer. Just sent a return email asking that someone in Subaru should be able to reveal this state secret. Just want nice yellow fog lights!

Does anyone have bulb information for fog and running lights for the 2020 legacy premium?

The money factor/ lease rate is much worse then three years ago. I do not know if Subaru / Chase is worse than others. Would expend on the car. I know that they have purchase agreements with various organizations but am unaware of leasing agreements. Was told they only lease through Chase.

Increased HP was touted as a benifit of DI. He also mentioned an improved oil flow upgrade that would help clean valves. Not a big issue to me as its on a three year lease.