. Almost all of the shots are shrouded in darkness, with only a few specific details visible. The clearest design elements we can see are the headlights and taillights, which look similar to units on Subaru's newest models.Along with the new SUV's headlights and taillights, we're able to make out parts of its front end. There appears to be a crossbar connecting the tips of the headlights and running across the upper part of the grille.
A look at the sales for both models shows that over the last two years Subaru has sold more than twice as many Crosstreks as Imprezas. That, combined with its higher asking price, makes the SUV model a lot more profitable, and it could signify that the Impreza is on borrowed time in the U.S. market. This content is imported from OpenWeb. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
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subaru_usa Would need to get the 2.4t to get me excited.
subaru_usa Unless there's an XT with a 6MT (there won't be), I don't care. Yesterday I saw my first new WRX in the wild. Honestly thought it looked terrible. Such a shame, was really hoping this gen would be by 3rd Subaru, but it's looking like that may never happen.
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