Ever since its first built in 1992, the Subaru Impreza has represented a real Japanese benchmark in terms of technology, advanced mechanics and sheer performance under the hood. And the fact that the model is still a thing of the present, is the important award it received in Japan. We are looking here at the 2016-2017 Car of the Year...
Subaru carmaker has been extremely busy these days, launching all-new models all around the world. And we have recently witnessed the Leborg model arriving in the UK with plethora of technology inside, while the BRZ GT was extremely well-received in home country Japan. Now it is high-time we saw the all-new 2017 Impreza making its way onto the United States...
The 2016 New York Auto Show, another important auto event, is preparing to open its gates later on this month, with a lot of carmakers to get ready for a fresh start. Subaru didn’t waste any time and has already presented the all-new 2017 Impreza in its first teaser image. The 2017 Subaru Impreza will part of the company`s “Prominence...
If you were waiting for Subaru to debut the current-generation Impreza to UK, wait no more. The Japanese carmaker announced that the model will be available in Britain starting May. It is true that the model hit the market about three years ago but even so, it's never too late. Priced from 17,495, the Subaru Impreza comes with a 1.6-liter...
Subaru announced their intentions to reveal the new BRZ and Impreza models in front of the European audience at the 82nd edition of the Geneva Motor Show which opens its gates next month. First up is the Subaru BRZ coupe, a model which is already available in the home market, Japan. It is powered by a 2.0-liter boxer unit able...
The Japanese people from Subaru introduced the Impreza WRX STI S206, the crown of STI tuned cars, as the manufacturer claims. The new S206 model will be built in a limited edition of 300 units and is meant to continue the tradition started by the S203, S204 and S205 models. "Based on the 4-door SUBARU IMPREZA WRX STI, S206 is...
