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You already know that the 2017 Subaru Impreza stands out from the compact-car crowd. With standard all-wheel drive and industry-leading safety scores, this economical vehicle is a best-buy among driver in the Stamford, CT area that prioritize reliability and value. Now, you can invest in the Impreza for more than just its level head. The 2017 model sports an all-new architecture call the Subaru Global Platform, and it makes it safer, sportiness, and more technologically sophisticated.

Among its many attributes, the 2017 Impreza is now more rigid, more spacious, and more stable.

With the start of the school year comes car-shopping season for parents of college kids, high school seniors, etc. If you're having a hard time coming to a compromise on the best vehicle for both your budget and peace of mind as well as your child's "image", we have a suggestion we'd like to offer you.

How about the 2016 Subaru Impreza? It checks off all of most important boxes on your "car for my teen driver" wish list! In fact, Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com recently named the 2016 Impreza one of the "10 Best…

The upcoming 2017 Subaru Impreza is built on the new Subaru Global Platform, and it promises to be a more rigid and powerful car.

This sedan is lower and wider than the outgoing model for a more menacing mugshot. Its headlights are longer and narrower as well, which makes for a pretty withering stare. Strong characters line accentuate the Impreza's newfound curves -- but enough about style. What about the substance?

The Impreza boasts fresh infotainment features, for one, as well as increased horsepower, an improved continuously variable transmission and, of course, that classic

How do you, as an automaker, ensure that one of your star vehicles maintains its top-dog status model year after model year? You must maintain its core characteristics to keep purists in the family while modernizing it for new drivers -- and that's where you arrive at the 2016 Subaru Impreza.

This compact car stays ahead of the competition -- like the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, and Dodge Dart -- with its standard all-wheel drive (AWD), spotless safety record, and generous standard features. An AWD system is rare in this segment, as you'll notice by the lack of AWD options on…