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All-New 2012 Impreza
Love is Worth Waiting For
The all-new 2012 Subaru Impreza is coming later in 2011. It features our legendary Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system, which gives it the capability to go just about anywhere. Under the hood, the 2012 Impreza is powered by an all-new SUBARU BOXER® engine, which not only sits low to improve handling, but it also makes it the most fuel-efficient All-Wheel Drive car in America at 36 MPG.* In true Subaru fashion, this car was designed from the ground up with the latest active and passive safety features in mind, with seven airbags, including an all-new knee protection system. Inside, it's pure Subaru too, with premium materials abound. There's even available leather-trimmed seating. The interior is bigger than the current car's, with more legroom in the back, and more shoulder room all around. And of course, it's filled with technology, including everything from an available GPS navigation system, to standard stability and traction control systems. Inside and out, it offers the ideal blend of safety, reliability, capability and value.
What sets the all-new Subaru Impreza apart?
It's a Subaru, so it offers the ideal combination of safety, reliability, capability, and value.
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Safety
The all-new Impreza is one of the safest vehicles we've ever built, and that means a lot, considering Subaru was the only manufacturer with every 2011 model named an IIHS Top Safety Pick. From its seven airbags, to its 4-wheel disc brakes with Brake Assist, to its VDC electronic stability control, it's loaded with active and passive safety features. Not to mention, it also has the traction of Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive to help you avoid accidents altogether.
Reliability
Down the road, you'll appreciate Subaru's long-standing reputation for dependability. In fact, 96% of all Subaru vehicles sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today.** This is in part thanks to the unique, naturally balanced design of our SUBARU BOXER® engines.
Capability
The 2012 Impreza features road gripping Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, which gives you peace of mind in any weather. Best of all, this added confidence doesn't come at the expense of fuel economy. The all-new SUBARU BOXER® engine gets 36 MPG* with a non-stop range of over 500 miles. Not only can it go farther, but it's also roomier. With 60/40-split flat-folding rear seats, and your choice of 4- or 5-door body styles, it's ready for any adventure.
Value
Our vehicles have always been known for their incredible value, so it's no wonder Subaru was just awarded the industry's highest predicted resale value by ALG and Kelley Blue Book's kbb.com.*** When you also consider the all-new Impreza's true cost of ownership, and low maintenance and fuel costs, it becomes an even better value.
New Engine: Better Performance
You would not buy a house based just on curbside appeal, would you? Buying a new car is a lot like purchasing a new house. The most important aspect of a new car is what is under the hood, much like what is inside when buying a new house. A new vehicle is the second most expensive purchase that most Americans make, and you want the most for your money. The 2012 Subaru Impreza trades in the 2.5-liter engine for a more practical 2.0-liter DOHC FB20 engine. However, the smaller engine size does not sacrifice speed or handling.
Fuel Efficiency
With gas prices soaring every year you want to save money at the pump. The new 148-HP 2.0-liter Boxer engine delivers an astounding 36 MPG out of the box with an automatic transmission. Coupled with a continuous variable transmission (CVT), the standard AWD Impreza manages to squeeze an additional 10 MPG over its predecessor. Say goodbye to the gas station. 
Performance
Refined Styling
While the most important aspects to consider when purchasing a new car is what is under the hood and its standard safety, the Subaru Impreza does not disappoint with interior styling. The interior is completely remodeled with upscale, aesthetically pleasing features. Everything from voice control to better legroom; the 2012 Impreza interior will not disappoint even the fussiest drivers. .
Redesigned Exterior
When you think of the small car market, you often think of bland and boring commuter cars. This is not the case for the 2012 Impreza. The 2012 Subaru Impreza adds sharp, sexy exterior lines that offer greater fuel economy due to aerodynamics as well as curb appeal. The hexagonal grill and hawk-eye headlights give the updated Impreza a smaller Subaru Legacy appeal, while the chrome grill is sure to turn heads.
Entertainment
Let's face it, when you're on the road for any length of time the radio can get very boring. The 2012 Impreza boasts a stunning array of entertainment options that will leave you excited to go just about anywhere. Entertainment options include: Bluetooth phone and streaming music, 6.3-inch LCD media touch screen, HD radio, SMS texting ability, USB and auxiliary jacks, XM radio, voice controlled navigation and radio. Subaru is the first Japanese auto manufacturer to include HD radio, a free higher quality radio with more channels than traditional radio transponders. Voice controls handle everything from navigation to texting, which keeps your eyes on the road rather than fiddling with your phone or iPod. A feature welcomed by teen drivers and parents alike.
Convenience Features
Have you ever been in a car that has heated seats and a power moon roof, but thought it was out of your price range? Think again. Heated seats are amazing during the winter, they work fast to keep your whole body warm when bone-chilling temperatures outside make you dread your morning commute. While the heated seats are great during the fall and winter, the power moon roof is a great feature during the spring and summer. Convertible like freedom, without the price tag makes the 2012 Impreza power moon roof an excellent feature for any driver.
More Leg Room
The 2012 Subaru Impreza didn't gain or lose anything in terms of its overall size. However, a change in pillar construction adds .67-inch to hip points, while the rear benefits from a .79-inch increase. This increase sits you higher than the previous Impreza, while the added 2-inches of legroom are a welcomed addition for taller drivers and adult passengers. 
Standard Features
Besides the industry leading Subaru symmetrical AWD, the 2012 Impreza boasts remote keyless entry, power windows, power door locks and larger side mirrors on the base model. All these standard features will leave you with reverse sticker shock. Say goodbye to the cheap looking, hard plastic interior of previous models. The refined interior now offers soft plastics that give an upscale interior look.
2012 Subaru Impreza Standard Safety Features
You wouldn't let your kids play on the highway, so why would you put them in a vehicle where safety features do not come standard? Driving a vehicle at 65 MPH without Subaru's array of passive and active safety features is a lot like letting your children play on the highway, unsafe. The 2012 Subaru Impreza has you covered. Subaru is the only manufacturer with every 2011 and newer model named an IIHS Top Safety Pick. Standard features include seven airbags, 4-wheel disc brakes with Brake Assist, VDC electronic stability control, crumple zones and much more. In addition to the 7 passenger airbags, the 2012 Subaru Impreza features a driver's side knee airbag. This extra layer of protection protects the driver's legs from injury during a front collision. The 2012 Impreza is the first and only small car in its class to provide this amazing safety feature.
