Subaru WRX AWD Sport Lineartronic®
Subaru WRX AWD GT Sportswagon
Subaru Impreza AWD 2.0L4670mm
4755mm
4490mm
1825mm
1795mm
1780mm
1465mm
1500mm
1480mm
2675mm
2670mm
2670mm
135mm
140mm
130mm
From 411-litres
492-litres
291-litres
5
5
5
Data provided relates to WRX & Impreza vehicles currently shown on the Subaru Australia website. Older models may vary.
Subaru WRX AWD Sport Lineartronic®
Subaru Impreza AWD 2.0L2.4-litre turbocharged Boxer (petrol)
2.0-litre Boxer (petrol)
202kW @ 5600rpm
115kW @ 6000rpm
350Nm @ 2000-5200rpm
196Nm @ 4000rpm
6-speed manual or 8-speed Sport Lineartronic®
Lineartronic® CVT
63-litres
50-litres
8.5-10.4L/100km
7.5L/100km
95 RON
91 RON
Data provided relates to WRX & Impreza vehicles currently shown on the Subaru Australia website. Older models may vary.
Subaru WRX AWD Manual
Subaru WRX AWD GT Sportswagon
Subaru Impreza AWD 2.0LSedan
Sportswagon
Hatch
From $53,379
From $57,800
From $36,069
FAQs
Is the Subaru WRX much faster than the Subaru Impreza?
Yes. With 202kW and 350Nm the WRX accelerates considerably harder than the 115kW Impreza, especially above 60 km/h.
Do they both have all-wheel drive?
Absolutely. Both run Subaru’s Symmetrical AWD, so grip in wet or gravel conditions is a given.
Which is easier to live with day-to-day?
It really depends on what your day looks like. The Impreza’s shorter body, lighter steering and lower fuel use make errands and city driving a breeze, all while giving you the confidence of AWD. But if your daily route includes a few twisty backroads or you simply enjoy an extra hit of performance, the WRX rewards every drive with its turbocharged punch and sport-tuned dynamics.
Can I get a wagon version of Impreza?
No. The current Impreza comes solely as a five-door hatch. If you need wagon practicality the WRX Sportswagon fills that role.
What warranty covers each car?
Both carry Subaru’s 5-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty and benefit from capped-price servicing.