Subaru announces 2007 pricing and packages

Subaru has announced pricing and packaging for its 2007 model lineup, which includes new base models exclusive to the Canadian market.

SI DRIVE System (Photo: Subaru)

The 2007 Outback 2.5i for instance has a base model which is both better equipped and better priced than the 2006 model. Customers can save some $2,000 while enjoying a higher level of standard equipment. The Outback XT also comes with SI-Drive, Subaru's advanced engine control system allowing new heights in driver involvement as well as advances in efficiency.

A base model Outback 2.5i manual is priced at $30,995, while a top-line 3.0R Premier with automatic comes with a sticker price of $45,995. A five-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission is available.

2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STI (Photo: Subaru)

The Impreza lineup has become more appealing with its price and packaging as well. The base model 2007 Impreza 2.5i sedan has a starting price $800 lower than its predecessor, despite being identically equipped. A 2.5i Special Edition will hit showrooms in October carrying $2,800 worth of additional equipment including a moonroof and 6-CD changer, although the price is just $1,500 more than the base model. All WRX sedans and sport wagons include a standard moonroof at no extra charge. The 2.5i Sedan starts at $22,695, with the range topping out as the WRX STI Sedan, priced at $48,995. The WRX sport wagon and sedan are priced at $35,495.

2007 Subaru B9 Tribeca (Photo: Subaru)

The Forester, Subaru's small SUV, will have its lineup augmented by the addition of a new "Columbia Edition" model which is based on the 2.5X but adds a large sunroof and a slew of other features designed to enhance the sporty driving experience. Pricing for the Columbia Edition is $28,995.

Pricing on the B9 Tribeca will be announced at a later date.