The 2012 Subaru Impreza delivers confident year-round traction, smart efficiency, and everyday practicality in a compact sedan that feels at home in Greeley and across Northern Colorado. With standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, a low-mounted BOXER engine, and a thoughtfully designed cabin, it’s a trustworthy choice for commuting, weekend hikes, and winter ski runs. Backed by Mike Shaw Greeley Subaru—a certified Subaru dealership with factory-trained technicians and deep local expertise—the Subaru Impreza is easy to shop, finance, and service. See what’s available now and browse current inventory to find your match.

What’s New for the 2012 Subaru Impreza

The 2012 Subaru Impreza ushered in a new generation with meaningful updates to efficiency, refinement, and everyday usability. Subaru reworked the chassis and drivetrain to balance smoother acceleration with the poised, planted feel drivers expect from a Subaru sedan. Inside, materials and ergonomics saw improvements that make longer drives more comfortable, while technology and connectivity features became more accessible across trims. It all adds up to a compact car that’s better equipped for real Colorado living—whether your routine takes you around Greeley, out to Loveland, or up toward Fort Collins.

• Reengineered platform tuned for stability and ride comfort
• Standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive across the lineup
• Low center of gravity from Subaru BOXER engine design
• Improved cabin materials and intuitive control layout
• Expanded in-cabin tech options, including Bluetooth connectivity
• Refined aerodynamics for quieter, more efficient cruising

Performance and Powertrain

The 2012 Subaru Impreza is built around Subaru’s hallmark combination of a horizontally opposed BOXER engine and Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, giving you balanced handling and confident traction when conditions change. Drivers can choose between a manual transmission for a more connected feel or a smooth, efficient automatic that keeps the ride relaxed in stop-and-go Greeley traffic. Without leaning on raw numbers, the Impreza’s real-world character shines: responsive off the line, predictable in corners, and composed on I-25 or snow-dusted county roads near Evans and Eaton.

Fuel economy was a major focus for this redesign, helping you stretch every gallon of regular unleaded without sacrificing the Subaru traction Colorado drivers value. The drivetrain’s efficient packaging reduces wasted motion, while the low center of gravity contributes to stability and confidence at highway speeds. Whether you’re commuting across town or heading into the mountains, the Subaru Impreza makes everyday driving feel easy.

Technology and Safety Features

In the 2012 Subaru Impreza, tech and safety work together to keep you connected and confident. Available Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming simplify your daily routine, while steering-wheel controls put key functions within easy reach. Depending on equipment, shoppers will find features like USB input, an upgraded audio system, and available navigation to help with weekend trips beyond Greeley.

Safety fundamentals are a Subaru strength, and the Impreza backs that up with a rigid safety structure, advanced airbag coverage, 4-wheel ABS, stability and traction control, and confident all-weather grip from Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Visibility is aided by well-placed mirrors and a commanding view of the road, making tight parking lots in Milliken or crowded school pick-up lanes more manageable. Mike Shaw Greeley Subaru’s factory-trained technicians can walk you through feature availability and service history on any model you’re considering.

Interior, Comfort, and Cargo

The 2012 Subaru Impreza cabin is designed for everyday comfort with supportive seating, intuitive controls, and smart storage. Front seats offer a confident driving position for long US-34 stretches, while the rear bench provides room for passengers or a child seat when your schedule turns into a carpool. The trunk is usefully shaped for grocery runs around Greeley or loading camping gear, and the split-folding rear seat expands space for skis, a stroller, or a bike.

Materials and touchpoints feel durable yet welcoming, ideal for Colorado life where muddy boots and snow gear are part of the routine. Road and wind noise are well managed for the class, keeping conversations easy at highway speeds. Shopping for a family-friendly compact? Explore why families love the Impreza to see how it adapts to busy weeks and weekend escapes.