I have been the owner of 2015 WRX for 4 months now. It is a great car! This car has tons of power on demand. It is also fuel efficient too. I normally get around 30 MPG combined while driving. It is a sedan so there is ample room to fit 4 people comfortably. The stereo system is very good too and has a great interior.

Overall, I love this car. It was my second Subaru. I'm on my third now. I've had this car since new in 2011 and have put over 80,000 miles on it with minimal problems. I had it pretty heavily modified once it hit 20,000 miles with a full turbo back exhaust, intake, better boost control system, and a custom tune. I do all of my maintenance myself and have changed the brakes, oil, transmission and differential fluid, brake fluid, and clutch fluid. This car is fast and fun to drive. I have even taken it to the track a few times with absolutely no issues. The only problem I have had was with the clutch which seemed to be a pretty big problem this generation. Long story short, a bunch of parts were replaced under warranty and an aftermarket clutch kit was installed. The pedal still feels weird and "grindy" but surprisingly hasn't caused any issues, just annoying. Fuel economy is good considering it's a high performance, awd turbo vehicle. Especially with a tune, you can see around 23 mpg mixed driving easily.

The Subaru WRX Impreza is an excellent vehicle for those who enjoy driving in the elements for both work and play. My WRX currently has 120,000 + miles and has great mileage for both the highway and the city. It's perfect for trips to the mountains - the 2.0 L engine and turbo offer extra boost at altitude. The style of the vehicle is also positively timeless, as the unique body build is edgy enough to be distinctive among other monotonous sedans on the road. The circular "bug-eye" headlights stand out and make for a sporty image. The practicality of the WRX for a Colorado resident is evident in the all-wheel drive feature, providing ease when driving on ice and snow and mild mountainous terrain. The car itself is easy to maintain, as it is a popular vehicle in Colorado. Parts are easy to obtain and also affordable. When and if one is reselling the vehicle, there are a few select parts that are prone to wearing out more quickly than others. Specifically the timing belt, water pump and radiator are important to replace when used. The performance of the WRX is particularly powerful (and fun) when on the road. It is also a safe and secure vehicle, the frame and body being durable when and if a collision occurs. The space available in the car isn't ideal for a family, but is perfectly ideal for a single female with a dog. You could also be really awesome and test those sporty features and AWD by competing in rallycross events, activities in which I personally participate. The true talents of the vehicle itself come out when sliding in the dirt at accelerated speeds. Throw some gravel tires on that baby and experience how it simply skates across mud, dirt and gravel. It's the best way to have the WRX experience. I'll definitely purchase another WRX when this car is laid to rest or sold, however I know this one will last for a very long time. I feel secure in all spectrums of this vehicle, including comfort, functionality and reliability. Having a fun daily driver is a bonus, and I look forward to enjoying more Subarus in the future.