Subaru Impreza Series

A new generation Subaru Impreza was launched in 2016, adopting the new Subaru Global Platform architecture that was designed to offer higher levels of driving pleasure, agility, protection and comfort.

A new Subaru Impreza sedan came around in 2016 as a 2017 model year.

The Subaru Impreza has been a crowd favourite for years, but now there’s even more reason for rapid support from the fan base.

The 2007 version of Subaru Impreza marks the beginning of the third generation of the car, being officially introduced in 2007 at the New York Auto Show.

The first Subaru Impreza was officially introduced in 1993 but the production of the car is still continued this year.

Unlike the previous release, the 2005 Subaru Impreza is actually a real facelift, the base model being improved with a new interior and a couple of new features which were not installed on the earlier models.

The 2003 version of Subaru Impreza was more an engine upgrade because the 2.5 RS sedan, the 2.5 TS wagon and the Outback Sport wagon received a new 2.5 liter engine which was able to produce 165 horsepower. Moreover, the parent company added cruise control, CD player and power windows and locks as standard on all models of the car unlike the previous releases when they were only installed on the top versions or were available as options.

Already on the market since 1993, Subaru improved the Impreza in 2000 by adding a new sportier sedan flavor equipped with a 2.5-liter engine and with all wheel drive. In fact, Subaru Impreza was still the only car in its class which came with all-wheel drive as standard. Similar to the previous models, the Station Wagon was equipped with mud guards and roof rack as well as different trims from the sedan version.

First debuted in 1993, the Subaru Impreza received a facelift in 1998 when both the interior and the exterior were redesigned, as well as a couple of technical elements which could improve the performance of the car.

Launched in 1993 as a 4-door sedan and as a station wagon, the Subaru Impreza was available in two trims, L and LS, both of them coming with an important number of standard features.