Subaru's just announced pricing on their 2009 Impreza lineup, saying that each model therein will offer shoppers even more car for the money than in the past. Available in a sedan or five-door model, Subaru offers the Impreza in several trim and performance levels to suit a variety of buyer needs- from simple and economical transportation to high-performance rally-tuned performance.
Starting the range is the Impreza 2.5i, which now includes 4-wheel disc brakes, Vehicle Dynamics Control, and an auxiliary audio input jack as standard gear. The entry level Impreza starts at $20,995- though shoppers can opt for a Sport Package that adds a moonroof and satellite radio, raising the vehicle's price to $24,695. The Sport Package also adds a spoiler and exhaust tips when fitted to the sedan model.
The Impreza WRX is now available in two models. The WRX, with a 224 horsepower turbocharged engine will sticker at $30,995, or $2,000 less than in 2008. Additionally available is a new WRX265 model, which receives a power boost to 265 horses as well as a new suspension and body-kit. The WRX265 is priced at $33,995.
Topping out the Impreza range is the WRX STI- which starts at $39,995 with a six-speed manual gearbox. For $45,995, shoppers can equip their STI with a Sport Tech Package which adds navigation, BBS wheels and a Bluetooth phone interface.
Note that all prices reflect four-door models with manual transmissions except for the STI- which only comes in a five-door.
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Starting the range is the Impreza 2.5i, which now includes 4-wheel disc brakes, Vehicle Dynamics Control, and an auxiliary audio input jack as standard gear. The entry level Impreza starts at $20,995- though shoppers can opt for a Sport Package that adds a moonroof and satellite radio, raising the vehicle's price to $24,695. The Sport Package also adds a spoiler and exhaust tips when fitted to the sedan model.
The Impreza WRX is now available in two models. The WRX, with a 224 horsepower turbocharged engine will sticker at $30,995, or $2,000 less than in 2008. Additionally available is a new WRX265 model, which receives a power boost to 265 horses as well as a new suspension and body-kit. The WRX265 is priced at $33,995.
Topping out the Impreza range is the WRX STI- which starts at $39,995 with a six-speed manual gearbox. For $45,995, shoppers can equip their STI with a Sport Tech Package which adds navigation, BBS wheels and a Bluetooth phone interface.
Note that all prices reflect four-door models with manual transmissions except for the STI- which only comes in a five-door.
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