The 2023 Subaru Impreza comes in two different body styles--a hatchback and a sedan. No matter the body style, however, power comes from a direct-injected 2.0L flat-four engine making 152 horsepower. Power is sent to all four wheels via either a standard 5-speed manual transmission or a continuously variable automatic. Either way, the Impreza will make an ideal companion for trips into the mountains, where snowy weather is no problem for its all-wheel drive system, which automatically seeks out and send power to the wheels that need it the most.
The Impreza comes in four different trim levels, with both body styles available every step of the way. Trim levels are 2.0i, 2.0i Premium, 2.0i Sport and 2.0i Limited.
The base 2.0i trim still comes relatively well equipped from the factory. Standard features across the entire Impreza line include power windows and side mirrors, cruise control, steering wheel mounted audio controls, a locking glovebox, a 6.5-inch multimedia display and a rearview camera.
The Premium trim comes standard with a CVT, which helps fuel economy numbers of 28 mpg in the city and 38 mpg on the highway in the sedan. The Premium trim adds 16-inch alloy wheels, heated mirrors and front seats, automatic headlights and a nicer sound system with more speakers.
The Sport Trim aims to bring a little bit of fun to the Impreza lineup. The biggest trick up the Sport Trim's sleeve is an active torque vectoring system, which works in conjunction with stability control to actively improve the car's handling, at times braking an inside wheel mid corner to help the car turn in. Further aiding handling are the Sport's wider tires and 18-inch wheels. The Sport also gets unique side skirts, mirror-mounted turn signals, a spoiler, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and unique upholstery. Keyless access and a bigger 8-inch multimedia display round out the features that come standard on the Sport.
Top-of-the-line Limited Impreza's come standard again with the CVT transmission along with 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, chrome door handles, a power driver's seat, leather-trimmed upholstery and an automatic climate control system.
The Impreza comes in four different trim levels, with both body styles available every step of the way. Trim levels are 2.0i, 2.0i Premium, 2.0i Sport and 2.0i Limited.
The base 2.0i trim still comes relatively well equipped from the factory. Standard features across the entire Impreza line include power windows and side mirrors, cruise control, steering wheel mounted audio controls, a locking glovebox, a 6.5-inch multimedia display and a rearview camera.
The Premium trim comes standard with a CVT, which helps fuel economy numbers of 28 mpg in the city and 38 mpg on the highway in the sedan. The Premium trim adds 16-inch alloy wheels, heated mirrors and front seats, automatic headlights and a nicer sound system with more speakers.
The Sport Trim aims to bring a little bit of fun to the Impreza lineup. The biggest trick up the Sport Trim's sleeve is an active torque vectoring system, which works in conjunction with stability control to actively improve the car's handling, at times braking an inside wheel mid corner to help the car turn in. Further aiding handling are the Sport's wider tires and 18-inch wheels. The Sport also gets unique side skirts, mirror-mounted turn signals, a spoiler, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and unique upholstery. Keyless access and a bigger 8-inch multimedia display round out the features that come standard on the Sport.
Top-of-the-line Limited Impreza's come standard again with the CVT transmission along with 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, chrome door handles, a power driver's seat, leather-trimmed upholstery and an automatic climate control system.