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Explore the Subaru Impreza: 2023 Overview and Pricing Landscape

The Subaru Impreza remains one of the most reliable compact cars on the market, balancing performance, safety, and affordability. Whether you're curious about the Subaru Impreza price for a new model or are researching used Subaru Impreza price options, a comprehensive understanding of its specs, depreciation patterns, and market positioning helps guide informed decisions.

Key Specifications – A Quick Reference

• Model Year: 2023
• Engine: 2.0‑L flat‑four (2‑box, 4‑ch) naturally aspirated – 152 hp
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual (torque‑selective) or 6‑speed automatic
• Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Drivetrain: Standard all‑wheel drive (AWD)
• Dimensions (L × W × H): 165 in × 66 in × 60 in (133, 53, 48 in for the sedan)
• Wheelbase: 104 in
• Cargo Capacity: 18.5 cu ft (sedan)| 28.5 cu ft (w/ rear seats folded)
• Front/Rear Passenger Space: 41.5 in/38.1 in headroom, 41.5/38.0 in shoulder width (sedan)
• Driving Dynamics: 6.5‑in caster, 16° camber, 5.3‑ft lift hitch (optional)
• Safety: EyeSight Driver Assist, adaptive cruise control, 19‑in bumpers, 34‑in wheel‑rim coverage, 5‑point seatbelts
• Technology: 8‑in touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Wi‑Fi hotspot, optional 11‑in instrument cluster

Subaru Impreza Depreciation – Realistic Expectations

Depreciation is a key factor when evaluating Subaru Impreza depreciation. The vehicle typically loses about 15–20% of its value within the first full year after purchase. After the initial dip, the rates trend toward a more gradual loss: roughly 10% between years two and three, and 6–8% per year thereafter. These figures are averages based on market studies across the United States and can vary with raw material fluctuations, market conditions, and demand for the model.

For Subaru Impreza price forecasters, a 2023 sedan’s estimate might be a cost offset of 30–35% after five years, while a 2019 compact might maintain a 20–25% residual value after a decade. The inherent reliability of the Impreza combined with its all‑wheel‑drive system generally reduces expected depreciation compared to non‑AWD competitors.

When turning your focus to used Subaru Impreza price, year, mileage, and condition are primary determinants. A 2021 model with 25,000‑mile mileage that has been well maintained and features the standard eye‑slicking technology package will retain about 70–75% of its original MSRP at that point, translating to roughly a 25% overall depreciation from day one. Keep in mind, “varies by market/condition” still applies

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