The 2024 Subaru Impreza Starts at Just $24,085

Subaru has released pricing for the all-new 2024 Impreza. In a world of ever-rising car prices, it’s great to see a new car model that’s still relatively affordable. And compared to many cars on the market, the new Impreza is a bargain. Including a $1,090 destination charge, the 2024 Impreza starts at $24,085.

Subaru made a surprising move with the new Impreza. Those wanting a sedan will have to look elsewhere as it’s only available as a hatchback for the new model year. Two engines are available. Base and Sport trims of the Impreza are powered by a 2.0L boxer four that puts out 152 horsepower and 145 lb-ft of torque. Keeping in the sporty nature of the trim, the RS gets a 2.5L boxer four that puts out 182 hp and 178 lb-ft of torque. No manual transmission is available. A CVT is standard on all trims no matter what engine you choose. You do get the option of paddle shifters for an eight-speed manual mode on Sport and RS. For safety, all trims also come standard with the latest version of Subaru’s Eyesight suite of driver safety assistance features.

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The base Impreza comes pretty well equipped for a car with a starting price under $25,000. You get features like swiveling LED headlights, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, satellite radio, welcome lighting, and a USB-A charging port. The only option available on the base trim is 16-inch silver painted alloy wheels for $350.

Moving up to the Impreza Sport will cost you $26,085. That gains you selectable drive modes called SI-Drive that Subaru describes gives the Impreza a “fun to drive, sporty feel,” 18-inch dark gray alloy wheels, and a sport-tuned suspension. Inside you get the huge 11.6-inch center touchscreen, push-button start, USB-C charging ports, and black cloth seating with red stitching. The Impreza Sport’s only option is a $1,900 package that comes with a power moon roof, blind spot and rear cross-traffic alert that’s weirdly not included with the standard Eyesight assistance suite and an all-weather package.