2014 Subaru Impreza Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Smooth driving, gas mileage, hatchback easy to use. The size of the vehicle is small but spacious enough for traveling with family and our dog. This is a great car for all ages. The setup is an open concept which leaves minimal room for blind spots.

It is compact, reliable, safe, and handles well on all types of roads. It is a brand that you can trust, and with good maintenance, the car will last you a long time. The hatchback is a nice feature and creates an open feel to the sedan.

The pros are that it is affordable, at around 20,000 dollars, it is a safe car to drive, it has four wheel drive which is important driving in Colorado due to the weather we get including snow, it is good for driving on dirt roads or rough roads, and has lots of space for storage and passengers.

It has All wheel drive, which is great for winters in WI. It gets good mileage for an AWD car, almost 30 mpg in the city, 33 highway. I like that it is compact and has a spacious cargo space when the seats are folded down. I just feel safer when I am driving it than any of the cars I have owned in the past.

Great mileage! It is compact and easy to drive with enough room for passengers without feeling cramped. It drives really smoothly. Has all the basics you need for a car with a few more including Bluetooth capability. Also, I never have had anything break or go wrong with the car other than routine maintenance so it is value is great as well.

Pros for the 2014 Subaru Impreza are it gets good gas mileage. The ride is very smooth. The all-wheel drive is awesome in the winter and the vehicle powers through plowable snow. Seats are also comfortable.

Great gas mileage, getting nearly 34 miles to the gallon. Good ride, amount of space, and sporty design. Very safe, highly rated and awarded. Very versatile, roof rack and seats fold down, 60/40. All wheel drive.

The car is compact which makes city parking a breeze. It is very easy to transport things either in the hatchback or on the roof rack, though the cross bars had to be purchased separately. It gets decent gas mileage, about 27 mpg on back roads and 33-35 mpg on the highway. The seats are comfortable.

This vehicle does not have very many cons. The factory speakers are not the best but easy to change. Sometimes when switching gears, the car will stall for a second l, and then go. Lightweight which makes it somewhat difficult when driving on the highway.

There are no bells and whistles. It could be more luxurious. Since it is low to the ground you can feel everything and it can be difficult to clear large amounts of snow.Also, there was a recall for the brake lights which was a bummer.

The cons are that it does not have a lot of power, it is the base model so it is slow to accelerate. It also is silver which I do not love, I find it a bit boring. It does not feel like a luxury car, which I would prefer. It feels very basic. It does not have many in-car features like CarPlay or navigation, just a very basic dashboard and stereo.

It is not a hybrid, although it can use gas with ethanol added. My next one will be a hybrid. Unless Toyota redesigns the Prius body style and adds AWD. I also wish it had a back-up camera so that I didn't have to crane my neck to turn and look behind me when in reverse.

Not an SUV so not an enormous amount of room if that is what you are looking for. Does not have extremely fancy high tech capabilities like a back up camera for example. Other than that, cannot think of any others.

There are not many cons. I have not had to make any major repairs as it has only required routine maintenance. It does burn through headlights quite quickly. I have also had an issue with brake calipers as well. No other cons that I can think of.

Very poor acceleration due to the 2.0 liter engine. Pretty basic features, no sunroof, no backup camera, and only a single CD disc player without touchscreen or navigation. Sits low to the ground, not much height clearance.

I wish the trunk had more space. I like to store things in my car so it makes it difficult to add more things without putting the back seats down. For a taller person I believe the leg space in the driver seat could be an issue. I am 5'6' and drive with the seat as far back as it goes, but also as high as it goes, which pushes it back forward.