2015 Subaru Impreza Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

All wheel drive, ride is smooth and comfortable, Quality vehicle, package is everything I need to be comfortable on long rides. Safe to drive, great handling of vehicle in snow and it is sharp looking.

One of the pros is that it is partial emission and it is only 4 cylinders but it still has power. It is heavy so I do not roll down or swerve in the snow. It is also AWD. It is perfect for the snow and really any weather. Plus it is sleek.

Very safe, easily driveable, fuel efficient, handles well, great in snow and bad weather, no expensive repairs for the first five years, looks great, nice touch screen entertainment features, extremely fuel efficient.

Great on gas, lots of room, sporty, Bluetooth radio, backup camera, sunroof, great vehicle all around, heated seats, all wheel drive, Subaru has a good resale value, only Honda Toyota and Subaru share this attribute.

I love that it is all-wheel drive as I live in a state that has snowy and icy roads in the winter. Tons of space in the trunk and for the seats. Seat warmers which I love! And all around a great and reliable car.

It provides great stability and economic and durability. It performs well under any weather conditions. It is very luxurious to drive anywhere and very sporty and one of the great things that car it is not big from outside but it is very spacious from inside.

It exterior along with the interior is very appealing. I have the pearl white exterior and black interior. It looks very smooth and sleek. The interior looks brand new with the screen and controls looking very modern. The steering wheel has controls which I love. It is very comfortable for a smaller sedan. Perfect for me, a college student who commutes. It is very safe and very fuel efficient.

It would be awesome if it was 4 wheel drive but it still handles well in the snow. I do not like where the cup holders are located in the console, hard to reach when driving. The display board for audio and maps are a bit glitchy.

Some of the cons is since it is AWD you have to replace all the tires together and they can be expensive. Since it is a sedan it is close to the ground which you can bottom out. And the trunk is too small for your pets.

Base model does not have many bells or whistles, wish it had a GPS system built into the car, sometimes when it gets cold the panels of the front dashboard shrink and cause odd noises during driving, takes a very long time to warm up the engine in the winter.

There really is not a reason I wouldn't purchase a Subaru, unless you are wanting something with a lot of speed, sportier, they are not really made to haul a trailer, Subaru are reliable, great in nasty weather, once you own one you'll never want anything else,

I wish the clearance was a little bigger since it is lower to the ground which I know the foresters offer but that is it really. I do not have a lot of complaints about this car it is really great! I highly recommend it.

It is very costly for the repair and the models are the type of car is discontinued. And because of this it turns out to be the expensive to buy this type of car now. The storage is kind of small and not enough to store stuff in the back of the trunk.

I only have four cons. One, the seats are not power seats. Two, the sun visors do not have extensions. Three, the sun visor mirrors do not have lights. Four, the car does not have GPS. It is on the smaller side of sedans, but that is not a personal con.