2015 Subaru Impreza Earns Highest Safety Rating
The car is named an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ when equipped with the EyeSight front crash prevention system.
Photo of Impreza courtesy of Subaru.
Photo of Impreza courtesy of Subaru.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has named the Subaru Impreza a 2014 Top Safety Pick+ with the addition of a “superior”-rated front crash prevention system as an option on the 2015 model.
The Impreza, previously a Top Safety Pick award winner, already had “good” ratings for crashworthiness from IIHS, including in the challenging small overlap front crash test. The car last underwent a full redesign in 2012 and was modified to improve small overlap protection beginning with 2014 models.
The 2015 Impreza is available with the EyeSight front crash prevention system. In IIHS track tests of an Impreza equipped with the technology, the system avoided collisions at both 12 and 25 mph, earning a “superior” rating. The system also includes a warning feature to try to prompt the driver to respond before the automatic braking is initiated.
The Subaru Legacy, Outback and Forester also are available with EyeSight and previously earned the Top Safety Pick+ award.
To qualify for 2014 Top Safety Pick, a vehicle must have “good” ratings in the moderate overlap front, side, roof strength and head restraint tests, along with a “good” or “acceptable” rating in the small overlap test. To qualify for 2014 Top Safety Pick+, a vehicle must meet those same criteria, plus earn a “basic” or higher rating for front crash prevention.
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