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Subaru is bringing back its 2019 Impreza subcompact sedan and hatchback as carryover models that will retail for about $100 more than their 2018 counterparts.
Subaru's 2018 Crosstrek enters its second generation as an Impreza-based crossover that rides on a new global platform that improves fuel efficiency and driving dynamics, as well as lowering noise, vibration and harshness. Read more here. Photos by Vince Taroc.
The 2018 Impreza is offered in four trim levels: 2.0i base ($18,495), Premium ($19,495), Sport ($22,905), and Limited ($24,195). The new Impreza will be available from Subaru retailers fall 2017.
Subaru has moved up the order cutoff date for its 2017 Impreza compact sedan to June 28, as a result of production changes at its assembly plan in Indianapolis, the company has announced.
The recall covers more than 33,000 compact cars in the 2017 model year.
The top 10 2017-model-year vehicle interiors include Mazda's CX-9 and Subaru's Impreza alongside other high-end models from Bentley and Maserati, according to WardsAuto.
The redesigned 2017 Impreza has been built on Subaru’s new platform that improves stability and reduces road noise and vibration. The fuel-efficient, all-wheel-drive Impreza makes for a good commuter vehicle — available in either a sedan or hatchback.
Due to get under way March 20, the recall affects more than 25,000 compact cars in the 2017 model year.
The 2017 Impreza enters a new generation as a more fuel-efficient all-wheel-drive compact sedan or hatchback with new standard safety features including a back-up camera, tire pressure monitoring system, and other safety features. Read our driving impressions here. Photos by Vince Taroc.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety names the redesigned compact car a Top Safety Pick+ award winner.