Subaru Impreza
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The 2011 WRX receives a 1.5-inch increase to its front and rear track, firmer rear subframe bushings and wider 17-inch wheels and tires. New sheetmetal includes revised front and rear fenders, a revised grille and more black-out styling around the headlamps, fog lamps and grille. Also new is an AM/FM/CD radio with Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity and streaming audio capability, iPod integration, XM Satellite Radio and steering wheel audio and phone controls.
If you live in an area that sees more snow than sun, you probably already know about the Subaru Impreza. It's the only compact car to offer Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, making it ideal for traversing deep snow or mud-covered roads, because all four wheels are constantly engaged. Available in both sedan and wagon forms, the Impreza offers about the same interior space as a Honda Civic or Mazda 3, although it does not offer as many high-tech options, such as heated leather seats or DVD navigation. Last year's major makeover improved the Impreza's sporty appearance, helping strengthen its appeal to younger drivers who crave, but cannot afford, the Impreza's speedy WRX sibling.
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