Legacy Touring Wagon Coloring Pages

Great to Drive and Useful Too! Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon

The Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon gives you the best of two worlds: a station wagon that holds lots of bags, and a sports car that is fun and fast to drive. It is a reliable friend that works great for everything from family trips and outdoor fun to daily shopping.

History of the Legacy Touring Wagon

The very first Legacy Touring Wagon came out in 1989. Back then in Japan, most cars that could hold a lot of bags looked like work vans. But the Legacy Touring Wagon looked super cool and could run fast like a sports car! It became popular right away and started a brand-new "wagon boom" in Japan.

• 1st Gen Legacy (from 1989) BF Series: During this time, the Legacy became super popular as a new type of car called a "Touring Wagon" that could carry lots of people and bags. Later on, a model with a turbo engine came out that could run fast like a sports car.
• 2nd Gen Legacy (from 1993) BG Series: This was the first Japanese 2-liter car to reach 280 horsepower. Around this time, a taller wagon called the "Grand Wagon" came out too. This was the start of the car we now call the Outback.
• 3rd Gen Legacy (from 1998) BH Series: Starting with this model, the sedan version got the name B4. The wagon was made for families and the B4 was made for people who loved driving. Each one had its own cool features!
• 4th Gen Legacy (from 2003) BP Series: This model got a little bigger into the 3-number car size. The engineers made the car body lighter, and it even won Car of the Year!
• 5th Gen Legacy (from 2009) BR Series: It got an even bigger inside and became popular in places like America too. From here, the lineup was split into three types: the Touring Wagon, the B4, and the Outback.

Starting from the 6th generation, the car named Touring Wagon was stopped. Legacy decided to focus on the "B4" sedan and the "Outback" SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle). Fans often say that the Levorg is the car that took over for the Touring Wagon.

Subaru's Pride! AWD (All-Wheel Drive) and Boxer Engine

The Legacy Touring Wagon is packed with special technology that Subaru is great at making. Thanks to "AWD," a system that sends engine power to all four wheels, you can drive smoothly even on rainy or snowy roads. It also has a special "Boxer engine" that keeps the car low to the ground and steady, so you can feel safe even when going around curves.

Safe and Sound! "EyeSight"

Subaru cars come with a safety feature called "EyeSight." Cameras look at the road ahead just like human eyes. If they spot something dangerous, the car warns the driver or even steps on the brakes automatically! The Legacy Touring Wagon started using this system early on to keep many people safe.

Sedan and Touring Wagon

A sedan type was made at the same time as the Touring Wagon. Both of them are wonderful and have their own special charms!

How to Choose Colors

Legacy Touring Wagon looks both sporty and cool, so any color will look great on it! Picture your favorite color and design your very own Legacy Touring Wagon!

• Body Color: Try coloring it with white, black, silver, deep blue, red, or any color you think is cool! If you change how dark you color the bright spots and the shady spots, the car will look 3D.
• Glass: If you color the windows with light blue or gray, they will look shiny and shiny glass is super cool!
• Tires and Wheels: Color the tires black and the wheels silver or black to make the car look neat and sharp.
• Lights: Color the headlights with yellow or light blue to make them look bright, or leave them white. It will make the car look like it is alive!

Tricks to Make It Look Fast!

Try these cool tricks to make the Legacy Touring Wagon on your coloring page look like it is driving super fast!

• Add a Cool Background: Draw lines flowing to the side in the background. It will make the car look like it is speeding along!
• Mix Dark and Light Colors: When you color the body, press hard for dark parts and press lightly for light parts. This makes it look shiny and cool!

Try Your Own Original Design!

Add your very own design to the picture on your coloring page!

• Stripes and Patterns: Draw racing stripes on the hood or on the side of the body!
• Logos and Marks: Draw your own special mark or logo on the windows or body too!

Tips for Having Fun with Your Coloring Page!

You do not have to match real cars! You can color it with any colors you like and say, "I wish a car had this color!" A colorful Legacy Touring Wagon is super wonderful too!