- 🔥 NEW OLD STOCK — factory plastic still on the seats
- 🔥 Only 2,088 km from new — genuine delivery mileage
- 🔥 One owner from new — 36 years garaged
- ✓ First-generation Legacy (BC) — the car that launched Subaru globally
- ✓ 1.8 Petrol — the reliable, characterful boxer four
- ✓ Manual gearbox — proper 90s driving experience
- ✓ Iconic White — period-correct rally colour
- ✓ Ta' Malta — locally registered from new, complete history
- ✓ Museum-grade preservation — a genuine time capsule
This is not a used car. This is a museum-grade time capsule.
On 4 July 1990, this Subaru Legacy 1.8 Saloon was registered new in Malta. In the 36 years since, it has covered just 2,088 km, remained in the hands of a single owner, and lived its entire life under careful garaged storage. The factory-fitted plastic protective covers are still on the seats. The delivery-condition detail is complete throughout.
The first-generation Legacy (BC chassis) is the model that transformed Subaru from a quirky niche marque into a global brand — the car that set the FIA world speed endurance record over 100,000 km in 1989, and the direct ancestor of every Impreza WRX and STI that followed. First-gen Legacies are increasingly collectible worldwide, and preserved examples are almost impossible to find.
This one is a genuine, provable exception. Photographs and viewing tell the story better than any description can — plastic on seats, original showroom finish, untouched from new.
Offered on a Price on Request basis to the serious collector. This is a car for the enthusiast who understands what preservation of this order actually means: not another used Legacy, but a piece of Subaru history frozen in time.
All enquiries welcome — please contact us for full documentation, provenance details, and viewing arrangements.
| Make / Model | Subaru Legacy |
| Variant | 1.8 Saloon (BC — 1st Gen) |
| Year | 1990 |
| Mileage | 2,088 km |
| Fuel | Petrol |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Body | Saloon |
| Colour | White |
| Annual Licence | €232/year |
| Origin | Ta' Malta |
