We've driven this car up mountains, along icy winter roads, on unpaved back woods roads and across countless hours on the interstate. It has held up remarkably well and is extremely reliable. We also have an extremely steep driveway that gets very icy during the winter, and it reliably makes the climb even when we think it won't. It's a pretty decent performer when it comes to fuel efficiency and delivers about what you'd expect. Additionally, whenever we've had to get it serviced, the parts are quite cheap, and everything is quick to fix because of the make and model. For two people it works extremely well since it actually has a surprising amount of space in it. Once you put the back seats down, you can fit quite a lot. The interior is quite nice and comfortable, although a little cramped for taller people. Furthermore, once our daughter was born, we found that the middle seat in the back could end up being a little cramped for car seat space if the passengers are tall at all. Once she's out of the car seat, it will be fine, but it makes it easy for toddlers to kick seats currently. Overall though, it is a reliable little car that's quite affordable, and I would definitely recommend it.

I have only had the car for six weeks. I did extensive research about the kind of car I wanted, which was something comfortable, good on gas, trunk room, and good in the snow. The Subaru Impreza is all of that. I bought a used vehicle with 47,000 miles on it, and I feel like I got a good value. I like the looks of the car as well as the features, such as rear view assistance and Bluetooth. I would recommend the Subaru Impreza to a friend.