Used Subaru Impreza for Sale

The impress does a lot of things. But I'm not sure it does all of them well. It is a good complete package. And with all wheel drive standard its pretty compared to its competitors is pretty good. Gas is also very good for a all wheel drive vehicle. Outside of good options on paper. The car itself has no emotion. There's no driver feedback, it floats along the road.

This car is tremendously fun to drive and a pleasure to own. To insure however, not as exciting- it's substantially more expensive than a typical car, due to it's exceptionally high horsepower. Which is partially what makes this car so much fun to drive, it moves and moves well. The power is transferred to the road via All Wheel Drive, resulting it fabulous control and stability. The interior is adequate, nothing too flashy but not missing any crucial components, and things are laid out in a simple and aesthetically pleasing manner.

I bought this car eight years ago and it has been very reliable and fun vehicle. I haven't had to repair anything other than routine type of maintenance such as replacing lights, tires, battery, oil change etc. I also had to replace the windshield, but this was covered by the warranty so all it cost me was time. Also, the CD player jammed and doesn't work anymore, but that's not a huge big problem because the radio still works well. I also enjoy driving it a lot still. It isn't that fast, but it corners really well and is pretty unbeatable in bad weather. Once I drove over 100 miles in "Texas blizzard" conditions without a problem. I would say probably the biggest disadvantage is the gas mileage isn't great. They claim that it gets 22/29, and this is probably pretty accurate, which isn't very good mileage for a fairly small car with a non-turbo 2.5 Liter 173 horsepower engine. I would also say the car is comfortable and everything is going well with the car eight years later.