
The Subaru Impreza and Toyota Corolla are two classic compact sedans that are getting a major overhaul for the next generation. The 2017 models of both vehicles feature unique exterior upgrades, as well as technological advancements. Drivers in the Oneida, Liverpool, and Syracuse areas will want to read this 2017 Subaru Impreza vs. 2017 Toyota Corolla comparison if you're in the market for a new sedan.Â
2017 Subaru ImprezaÂ
The 2017 Subaru Impreza comes in two different models: the compact sedan and the hatchback. The Impreza also has two door options: four-door and five-door. Manufacturers have created eight trim levels with an assortment of features for drivers to enjoy. With these choices, buyers are bound to find an Impreza that fits their personality and needs.Â
The 2017 model is the fifth generation of the Impreza. Subaru has decided to change the aesthetic of the vehicle and redefine the hatchback. Both the front and rear fascia have been updated and the rear spoiler has been modified to increase trunk space. Drivers have the option of the following: Â Â Â
- Power moonroof      Â
- Vertical fog lights      Â
- Two-speed window wipers      Â
- Folding side mirrors      Â
- Grille      Â
- Multi-reflector halogen lightsÂ
The Subaru sedan is the model with four doors and the hatchback has five. Buyers can also choose the perfect body color from the wide selection of colors available.Â
2017 Subaru Impreza EngineÂ
The standard Impreza engine is a 2.0L 4-cylinder direct injection Subaru BOXER engine. The BOXER engine has special technology developed by the manufacturer to create a more fuel-efficient engine for a smoother ride. The engine is built horizontally with pistons that move in unison, eliminating noise and stabilizing the engine.Â
Drivers now get 152 horsepower. In addition to the Subaru BOXER engine, Subaru has built a Lineartronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) that uses much less fuel than previous models. The suspension has also been redesigned to create a solid structure that can handle twists and turns with ease. All-wheel drive is also available through the Symmetrical AWD system, a feature built to redistribute power to the wheels while the vehicle navigates various terrains.Â
Subaru Impreza TechnologyÂ
The Subaru STARLINK multimedia system combines several functions into one interface. It can be synced with the user's smartphone to allow them access to their mobile apps through the vehicle's 6-inch touchscreen monitor. It also includes safe-driving technology that allows drivers to set maintenance and collision alerts, as well as read a monthly vehicle report card.Â
Drivers can also enjoy the optional Harman Kardon audio system, heated front seats, keyless entry, push-to-start ignition, and the Subaru EyeSight® system. EyeSight® uses sensors and cameras to help drivers handle the road safely.Â
Toyota Corolla vs. Subaru Impreza Â
The Toyota Corolla has seven different trim levels, including a hybrid (LE Eco) and the Special Edition 50th Anniversary.Â
The exterior of the Corolla has been revamped to include a sportier exterior. The key features of the exterior are: Â Â Â
- New front fascia      Â
- Standard bi-LED or multi-LED headlights      Â
- Aluminum alloy wheels (17 inch +) Â Â Â Â Â Â
- Piano or mesh patterned front-end grille      Â
- Heated power outside mirrors      Â
- Chrome-tipped exhaustÂ
Toyota Corolla EngineÂ
Corollas are built to be low-emissions vehicles. The standard Corolla engine is the 1.8L 4-cylinder 16-valve with dual variable valve timing. Drivers can choose between a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is also standard for all models. The engine gets 132 horsepower.Â
Technology in the Toyota Corolla Â
The EntuneTMÂ multimedia bundle comes standard and allows users to control the interior touchscreen to access navigation, music, and much more. Toyota Safety Sense technology improves the vehicle's reaction to collisions and prevents them from happening with features such as the pre-collision system with pedestrian detection.Â
Test Drive the 2017 Subaru Legacy near Syracuse, NYÂ
Our Subaru dealership located in Syracuse, NY, proudly serves the residents in the Liverpool and Oneida, NY areas. Visit Bill Rapp Subaru to test drive the all-new 2017 Subaru Impreza and discuss financing with our staff. We'll be happy to answer your questions regarding trim levels and upgrades. Contact us today!
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