OverviewSpecifications
Subaru Impreza
Subaru · Cars · 2026
Subaru Impreza (2026)
⚠ 1 complaint
Status
Uncertain
Limited data available
Status Uncertain due to limited data coverage across safety agencies.
Specifications
Engine Size2.0L
Fuel TypeRegular
TransmissionCVT
DrivetrainAll-Wheel Drive
Combined MPG29 MPG
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Price—$23,000–$31,000———$27,900
Engine Capacity2.0L2L2L3L3L1.3L
Fuel TypeRegularRegularRegularDieselDieselRegular
TransmissionCVTAutomatic (AV-S1)Automatic (AV-S10)Automatic 10-spdAutomatic 10-spdAutomatic 9-spd
Body TypeSedanSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WDStandard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WDSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD
About

The 2026 Subaru Impreza offers a practical and efficient driving experience with its standard All-Wheel Drive and a fuel-efficient 2.5L petrol engine. Enjoy an estimated 29 MPG combined, making it a sensible choice for daily commutes and longer journeys.

Pros
  • Standard All-Wheel Drive
  • Good combined MPG
  • No recalls on record
  • Low complaint history
Cons
  • One complaint on record
Complaints1 total
SUBARU IMPREZA 2026 WHEELS
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In 2023 I leased a Subaru Impreza base model for 3 years and found Subaru no longer includes a spare tire, and only has a kit. This means paying to be towed to a service center when I could have a spare tire loaded by AAA. I bought myself a spare Firestone P225/40 R16 in event I needed it. 2025 State inspection found that all four tires had treads worn and I needed to get the tires replaced under warranty which Subaru did for me. 2026, I went to renew my lease and thee base model is no longer sold. A wider R18 trim car is sold, with a minimum $70 higher paying lease, and still no spare included. The dealer will not swap tires for me, despite doing so under warranty when the inspection failed. I'm concerned if I do get a flat, I'll be forced to pay towing and wait for ordering tires just for one flat. As a safety issue, all cars need spare tires, not kits. Subaru has stopped offer that safety feature. Waiting for a tow in the middle of the night makes driving risky with potential running into deer and animals to total my car. If a spare was available, I wouldn't have that risk. I'd just need to replace the tire. Please convince Subaru to replace the tire I bought with one that will fit my renewed lease car as a safety recall issue. They should offer spares for all cars. No accident has happened yet. I want to be ready in case I do get a flat.
NHTSAUSJul 2026Source →
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