Used Subaru Impreza for Sale

I bought this car eight years ago and it has been very reliable and fun vehicle. I haven't had to repair anything other than routine type of maintenance such as replacing lights, tires, battery, oil change etc. I also had to replace the windshield, but this was covered by the warranty so all it cost me was time. Also, the CD player jammed and doesn't work anymore, but that's not a huge big problem because the radio still works well. I also enjoy driving it a lot still. It isn't that fast, but it corners really well and is pretty unbeatable in bad weather. Once I drove over 100 miles in "Texas blizzard" conditions without a problem. I would say probably the biggest disadvantage is the gas mileage isn't great. They claim that it gets 22/29, and this is probably pretty accurate, which isn't very good mileage for a fairly small car with a non-turbo 2.5 Liter 173 horsepower engine. I would also say the car is comfortable and everything is going well with the car eight years later.

I purchased the car brand new in 2009. The car looks nice and has been reliable. I now have 122,000 miles on the car and it still feels solid. I have actually be in 2 accidents with the car. Both times no one was hurt but major repairs needed to occur. I feel like the car was very safe in both accidents.

The 2009 Subaru Impreza is a very nice looking car, with a sleek and attractive build. We have had very few major issues with the car. It is relatively small; with not a lot of trunk space, this vehicle would be ill-suited to a parent, especially a parent with multiple children. For this reason we will most likely trade this car in for something larger in the near future. The only things we've had to replace in the 4 or so years we have owned it have been various bulbs, break pads, and rotors. However, looking at the prices of parts, they are going to be expensive. Replacing lights has been pricey and it has been difficult to find mechanics who are willing to replace them, due to the difficulty getting to the bulbs (you need to remove the bumper!) This car is well-suited to driving in snowy weather, such as the winters of Vermont. It warms up nice and controls well on ice, provided that you have good snow tires or all-season tires. So all in all the Subaru Impreza is a well-made and reliable car, but when things do need fixing, it is an expensive and difficult undertaking.