Not only is an SUV not required for generous loading capacity, all-wheel-drive traction, and state-of-the-art equipment, but there is a more compact five-door car with all these qualities that will fit between other vehicles when parked downtown. Come to Ewing Subaru of Plano and choose the Impreza, which will suit your needs in the appropriate size.
This system is always engaged to provide power to the four wheels and to enable you to keep traction on the roadway even if the driving conditions become unpredictable. If you often find yourself driving on slippery roads due to storms in North Texas or you head out of town and have to drive on roads that do not always feel like they are “solid,” then this system may be particularly useful.
Depending on which trim level you choose, you will either get the first or the second engine. The Sport model will come with the 2.0-litre Subaru Boxer engine, while the RS will have a 2.5-liter engine. Lineartronic CVT is used to provide you with an easy drive and to make sure that your trip is comfortable, allowing you to relax and watch the hatchback eat your food, luggage, and sports equipment.
Another component of the line is technology, specifically the 11.6-inch multimedia touchscreen built into the dash with wireless access to Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, making it possible for you to stay in touch with your voice, maps, calls, and entertainment regardless of where the road goes. You have the Subaru EyeSight Driver Assist Technology that gives driver assistance to help you pay attention to traffic and get some help when needed.
The Impreza Sport is a reasonable choice if you’re after a loaded-up hatchback that delivers the practicalities of daily driving with an enthusiastic 2.0-liter engine. For more performance from the same 2.5-liter powerplant and upgraded interior and exterior styling, the RS features the same 2.5-liter and paint choices but with a sporting attitude. If you’re doing mostly city driving and errands, the Sport might be the best choice. The RS will give you a little more speed.
Get a closer look at the Impreza today! Our team will help you compare Impreza trims, consider your Impreza financing possibilities, and even have a trade-in agreement discussion. Stop by our dealership at Plano, TX, and get a true look at the Impreza’s cabin, flexibility, as well as how it drives. Contact us to get a current inventory.
Is the Subaru Impreza a good car for city roads?
Yes. Being smaller and having a hatchback body style, it will be easier to navigate through congested traffic and drive around shopping malls, stores, and grocery stores in comparison with larger vehicles. Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (comes with the vehicle) provides additional grip on the road under wet conditions. The adjustable cargo area will allow carrying groceries, backpacks, briefcases, and other personal belongings.
What is the real deal between Impreza Sport and Impreza RS?
The main mechanical distinction is the motor. The Sport contains a 2.0-liter SUBARU BOXER engine with 152 horsepower, whereas the RS has a 2.5-liter with 180 horsepower. Also included are the RS’s “distinct styling” and extra efficiency details. Those in search of each day’s worth could prefer the Sport, whereas those in search of extra power and acceleration could favor the RS.
Can the Subaru Impreza carry luggage and larger everyday items?
This five-door hatchback is perfect for your groceries, backpacks, suitcases, and sporting gear. With a split 60/40 rear seat, you have the option to fold down your rear seats to make room for longer or larger items. If you’re always lugging around larger gear, bring some measurements or samples of your cargo when you visit Ewing Subaru of Plano.
Does the Subaru Impreza require premium gasoline?
The Impreza can run on 87-octane fuel without any issues. For the most part, the Impreza’s average drivers aren’t going to notice any benefits when it comes to refueling your vehicle with premium fuel, which can be one of the highlights for those drivers who take their Impreza to work and back home every day. Never use a higher-octane fuel than is recommended in your owner’s manual.
Could the Subaru Impreza be an affordable alternative to purchasing a compact SUV?
It can be, especially if you desire all-wheel drive but don’t want the size of an SUV. The Impreza provides the cargo versatility of five-door access with the passenger accommodations of a lower, more compact hatchback. The Crosstrek may be right if you want increased ground clearance and crossover characteristics. Test drive both at Ewing Subaru of Plano and see which is right for you.
