Subaru Impreza

It’s a comfortable passenger sedan that gives you the luxury and features at a very cost-effective price. Front row occupants get the heated seats whereas to keep rear passengers warm, there’s a floor heater ducts for them. To keep the air clean and pure, Impreza comes with anti-dust filter. 

Subaru has installed manageable functions on the steering wheel, and you can operate on audio, Bluetooth, cruise control, EyeSight, muti function display and multi-information display with just a touch of buttons. taking convenience further, Impreza comes with peddle gear shifters, one-touch lane change indicator, climate control and map lights for both front and rear cabin.

It’s a perfect family sedan with crisp and bold styling. Expanding further into the exterior design and looks of this sedan, it doesn’t look exciting from the front. At many angles, it lacks innovation, and that might bug Australian buyers. When carmakers are coming up with the exciting designs to keep up with the sports nature of the sedans, Impreza is certainly behind them. 

But, it’s a nerd’s car, looks sober but is surely smart. It’s equipped with steering responsive headlights that makes turning sharp turn in dark easier for you. The smartness grows further with self-levelling dusk sensing auto-off LED headlights and rain-sensing front windscreen wipes. 

Impreza as a sedan gives you the same ride and handling experience as of its hatchback. With electric power-assisted steering and all-wheel-drive system, it takes take sharp turns with perfection. The overall handling response grows further with the placement of the horizontally-opposed Boxer engine, that enhances lowers the centre of gravity of Impreza. And, gives you sticky and balanced handling. 

With sufficient interior space, dual-zone climate control, superior seats, and updated infotainment system, Impreza offers comfortable and fun rides. Moreover, in terms of legroom and headroom, there is sufficient space available for passengers. That makes long trips relaxed and refreshing. 

Impreza is powered by the 2.0L Boxer engine that’s mated with the continuous variable transmission. This engine can produce a maximum power of 115kW at 6,000rpm and torque of 196Nm at 4,000rpm. These numbers are not bad, but when it comes to the sedan character, buyers do expect more. However, it's a fuel-efficient car and it gets you combined mileage of 6.6l/100km-7.2l/km. So, expecting for a rallying sedan is not an option with Impreza. As a city car, it performs better than many of its rivals, the horizontally opposed placement of engine gives this car better and enjoyable handling. 

However, there are a few other things that you’ll not get in this year’s Impreza like, a manual transmission system, diesel option, and exhilarating acceleration. 

Sharing the same safety features, ratings as of Impreza hatchback, this sedan can be a perfect match for a comfortable and safe car. From the base variant, it gets essential features, such as vehicle dynamics control that consists of four-channel, four-sensor ABS, brake assist, electronic brakeforce distribution, electronic stability control, and traction control system. Along with this, seven airbags, three child seat anchor points, two ISOFIX anchor points and rear door child locks are standard in all the grades. 

Subaru’s Impreza maximizes the braking capability with front and rear ventilated disc brakes that works in sync with EBD to get the right amount of power to the wheels that demand it.

Impreza is a family sedan, that comes equipped with the essential safety features from the base variant. It gives sufficient passenger space and cargo capacity, fuel-efficient rides and an AWD system that enhance the traction and ride quality. Subaru has smartly played with Impreza hatchback and sedan, and by the front looks, it gets difficult to distinguish to identify them. However, being built on the hatchback platform, it never fails to deliver what you expect from a sedan.