2001 Subaru Impreza

Pros: Reliable, good handling, feels more substantial than its peers, AWD gives it 4 season capability

Cons: Cramped back seat, small cargo area, pricier , mileage less than 30 MPG on highway

The Bottom Line: Would recommend the Impreza as a great new or used car for its reliability, all-wheel drive, substantial feel.

Review: We bought a 2001 Subaru Impreza Outback as a replacement for a 1996 Subaru Loyale, and it was miles ahead of the Loyale in every area. The Impreza Outback handles well, feels more substantial than competitors of that era (including the Civic and ...

Pros: All around great car

Cons: No coupe version, delayed release of Sport Shift Transmission

Review: We’ve all seen the commercials. They come on during one of your favorite prime time shows, or when the game is on, always there to bother during the pause for station identification. The commercial were you see Paul Hogan dressed in full...

Pros: WRX: Could this be the best all-around car ever?

Cons: Nothing!!! Should have been here sooner!

The Bottom Line: The Subaru Impreza WRX finally gives deprived North Americans what they really want! Another example of perfect design from overseas.

Review: I don't own one yet, but I will very soon. This is going to be my first new car.

From reading the reviews, this looks to be the most complete car in every possible way. What more can you ask for? It will seat 4 adults with no difficulty, the...

Pros: All Wheel Drive, Sporty, Good Gas Mileage, Very Reliable

Cons: Paint chips easy. Touchy anti-lock brakes

The Bottom Line: My 2.5RS have been great for the last year and 50,000 miles. Not a single problem, squeak or rattle.

Review: I purchased my Suby 2.5RS just over a year ago. The sticker price was $20,900, I paid $18,800 with an alarm system installed. It came standard with all-wheel drive, AC, PW, PL, Sunroof, 4-wheel disk brakes with 4-wheel anti-lock, cruise, CD-cassette...

Pros: AWD, a lot of standard equipment, stylish

Cons: no pass through trunk

The Bottom Line: An awesome car, unique because of its all wheel drive system. Perfect for winter.

Review: I recently bought a Subaru Impreza. I choose the sedan TS version. Why a Subaru? The all wheel drive of course.
Living in Canada, and having to go to work even when snowstorm are hitting us, I felt I would be much safer driving an all wheel drive....

Pros: Awd, price, reliability, durability, fun to drive, safe

Cons: mpg not in the 30's, could have more power, luxury (no leather, no nav)

Review: I purchased the car in late 2000. Brand new, 107 miles, with added security system as the only option. 108k later I'm still in love with the car. The car comes with just about everything one could possibly need: am/fm/cd/tape power doors & windows ...

Pros: Nice tight road feel, great safety record, decent fuel economy, reliable and durable.

Cons: Mostly details: lacks some standard amenities, poorly designed interior componants

The Bottom Line: A nice drive if you like a solid road feel or face treacherous conditions. Fewer amenities than others in it's class and a bit cramped in the back seat.

Review: We purchased the Subaru Impreza as a replacement for a 12 year old Honda which was on it's last legs. I'd actually been looking for an outback, but got such a great deal on this car, that we took it (and will be purchasing an outback when the new model ye ...

Pros: Small, economical, all-wheel drive

Cons: Small, no cruise control

The Bottom Line: Great commuter car, good road trip car, excellent Mommy car and winter vehicle!

Review: I know I'm treading on some traditional male territory but... I love this car! It's been a fantastic mommy car and a great family car!
Late December 2000, I took my 1992 Subaru Legacy wagon in for routine 120,000-mile maintenance. After hearing...

Pros: good traction, understeering, sporty bucket seats, sporty exterior, standard fog lamps, and affordable price

Cons: bad all season tires, interior is simple and out of date, and no trunk lights

Review: The 2001 Subaru Impreza TS is a good car for families that have safety in mind. This car handles very well in the rain and in the snow. We need to thanks for their AWD system that gave us the the traction we need in any ...

Pros: Good chasis, powerful 4 banger.

Cons: Japanese version more powerful, ugly as a butt.

The Bottom Line: 3 users have signed up to epinions to criticise this review. Ahh, the power. cheers, Eftal Sogukoglu

Review: I am not very supportive of Japanese sports cars. They get blown away by anything within their price range, and the ones that can blow away anything cost an insane amount of money. Bash me with NR's and comments, but truth is the truth and I am not ...