2023 Subaru Impreza Is An Absolute Steal

Those seeking a plusher (but still affordable) model will be enamored by the Impreza Premium. The cheaper sedan now retails for $23,195 while the hatch comes in at $23,695. You get plenty in return for the additional outlay; the CVT gearbox is now standard as is the Starlink 6.5-inch Multimedia Plus infotainment system. Visually, the Premium receives fog lights and standard roof rails for the hatchback.

An All-Weather package adds a heated windshield, exterior mirrors, and front seats. Those wanting a bit more can opt for a $1,970 package that adds a host of additional driver assists, a six-way power-operated driver’s seat, a sunroof, and keyless entry with push-button start. Lastly, all Premium models also receive Subaru Intelligent Drive, with selectable drive modes.

For not much more, those looking for a sprightlier experience can go for the Sport models. Three derivatives are on offer; a manual hatchback ($23,995); and a CVT-equipped sedan ($24,595) and hatchback ($25,095).