2019 Subaru Impreza

Vehicle Highlights:Prior certified pre-ownedExtensive vehicle service history2.0-liter boxer flat-four engine (?152 hp / 145 lb-ft torque) Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive16-inch steel wheels with full wheel covers Cloth upholstery 6.5-inch multimedia displayAM/FM stereo, Bluetooth audio streaming and hands-free phonePower windows and power door locksManual air conditioning Automatic daytime running lights / halogen headlights Rear-vision cameraSeat-belt reminders, stability control, traction control as standard safety systems Cargo / Trunk space around 12.3 cubic feetFuel tank capacity ?13.2 gallons Seating for five, front bucket seats, rear bench seat with 60/40 split folding The 2019 Subaru Impreza 2.0i is a solid choice for someone wanting an all-wheel-drive compact car with good efficiency, everyday comfort, and Subarus confidence in bad weather. It isnt going to blow you away with speed, but it does a lot of important things well, especially for drivers in climates or situations where traction matters.Driving the 2019 2.0i feels composed. The 2.0-liter flat-four engine makes about 152 horsepower and 145 lb-ft of torque; paired with either a five-speed manual or the Lineartronic CVT, the car delivers steady acceleration and good responsiveness in urban and highway driving. Its not sporty in the sense of sharp bursts or aggressive shifts, especially with the CVT, but the handling is trustworthy, and the symmetry of the AWD setup gives better grip in rain, snow, or slippery roads than many FWD rivals. Steering has more life than expected, and the ride soaks up most road imperfections without being harsh.Inside, the cabin is well thought out for this segment. Materials are generally good, and the design is clean and functional. There's enough space up front for taller drivers, and though the back seat isnt cavernous, its adequate for second-row occupants on shorter to moderate drives. Visibility is a strong point thanks to large windows and good sightlines, which mitigates some of the bulk that compact AWD cars tend to have. Noise insulation is decent, though under heavy acceleration or on coarser pavement youll hear the engine more than in more premium cars.As for comfort and amenities, even the base trim of Impreza 2.0i includes essentialspower windows and locks, a multimedia display, cloth seating, heating, and so forth. The 2.0i doesnt have all the frills by default, but Subaru gives you a good foundation and many safety features are available or standard depending on configuration. The inclusion (especially in higher trims) of driver-assist technologies, backup camera, and other modern aids helps it feel current, not outdated.Fuel economy is one of its stronger cards. With AWD being standard, the Impreza still manages fuel numbers that are quite competitive for its class. If you opt for the CVT, youll see higher highway mpg and decent combined figures. If you go manual, the city fuel economy is lower, as is typical, though still reasonable for