If you're still undecided if you'll choose an Impreza over other sedans, here's a clincher for you. Motor Image Pilipinas, Inc. (MIPI), distributor of Subaru cars in the Philippines, is throwing in a special upgrade when you buy a brand new Subaru Impreza.
The whole lineup of Impreza has been upgraded. Front styling has been revised with a new front bumper, grille, and headlights giving it a close resemblance to the 2015 Legacy.
There isn't much of an upgrade under the hood as the Impreza will still be powered by a 2.0 L 16-valve DOHC Boxer engine. It can produce up to 150 hp and 196 Nm of torque. It can either be mated to the 6-speed manual transmission or the Lineartronic Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT), in which you could still control your gear through the paddle shift.
Before, the 2.0i variant was fitted with a basic 2-DIN audio system. You can forget about it as now you can enjoy 6.2-inch color display audio system with 6 speakers on your new Impreza.
This, along with the other features like the HID headlamps with auto leveliser, rear and front fog lamps, power-folding door mirrors with built-in LED turn signal, single muffler cutter, automatic AC system with anti-dust filter, and cruise control, comes standard with every Impreza 2.0i variant.
For the 2.0i-Sport variant, it will now come with a premium audio system, equipped with 7-inch VGA center display and 6 speakers. This includes the rear vision camera system.
In addition to that, your dashboard will show you the fuel economy screen, the eco-evaluation screen, driving condition, clock with outside temperature, and maintenance information via the 4.3-inch LCD screen display.
The trunk and side under spoilers, along with the aluminum pedals, will still come standard with 2.0i-Sport variant.
For more details and specs of the Subaru Impreza, you can visit the AutoDeal Car Guide.
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