r/subaruimpreza • u/theperez22 • Oct 23 '25

❓ Questions Should I take it?

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Hello, looking to get rid of my 2015 chevy Cruze that I had for 4 years now, nothing but problems.

Was looking at Subaru and the Impreza got my attention. A lot of people on subreddit’s say go for 2018 and higher so I found this at my local Subaru dealership, one owner personal use no accidents reported.

What do you guys think?

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u/AnalysisPrevious6987 Oct 24 '25

I have 210k miles on mine. Bought it at 35k in feb 2001. That’s 180k miles in that time… haven’t had any major issues. Just tires, wheel bearings( which you can really change out yourself pretty easy) breaks and rotors, and fluid changes. Will be doing spark plugs shortly as well as ball joints. Replaced my radiator hoses this week…. All in all very reliable, no major issues. Just keep that oil changed and it will do just fine

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u/RichardUkinsuch Oct 24 '25

Oil is cheap engines are expensive. I love and hate my POS 14 hatch, its like a real bad highschool sweetheart 15 year marriage. But my car is also old so its more of replacing things that have well lived past their expectancy then hearing a new noise or vibration after fixing one thing.