Deal of the Week: Subaru Impreza
Subaru redesigned its compact Impreza for 2008, and made some additional, and notable, improvements for 2009. These improvements include standard stability control and 4-wheel disc brakes, along with a "hill holder" feature on manual transmission models. Couple this with standard AWD, a torque-rich boxer engine and superb crash test scores and you have a vehicle that should appeal to people both in and out of the snow-belt.
Of course, the compact segment is full of competent competitors like the Ford Focus, Mazda3, Hyundai Elantra and Honda Civic. In an effort to make more consumers take notice of the sometimes overlooked Impreza, Subaru has rolled out some impressive Impreza incentives. Read about them after the jump.
Through the end of July, Subaru is offering 0% financing for up to 63 months on the Impreza. Along with over five years of free financing, there is dealer cash available. Depending on the style and region, there is between $750 and $1500 dealer cash on Subaru's AWD compact car.
For the latest incentives and rebates on all models, click here.
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- Lee Scott July 2, 2009, 3:00 AM
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Can someone confirm that this 0% program up to 63 months is in fact in effect? I contacted Subaru and they stated that their July programs have not been made public as of yet. They could not confirm or deny 0% for 63mo.
I did find a link that stated 0% up to 48mo on the impreza and 3.9% for 60 and 63:
http://www.vanbortelsubaru.com/CurrentIncentives/July09.doc
Thanks,
John
John,
The program just came out yesterday, so your local dealer may not have updated their information yet. Also keep in mind that the 0% financing term may vary by region, but you should be able to get at least 60 months of 0%.
Also, it requires a FICO score of 700 or higher.
Lee
Lee,
Do you happen to know if this offer is valid on the WRX models or only the base Impreza?
Thanks,
John
According to the document I have, it doesn't exclude the WRX. It states "all Impreza" and there is no separate APR listing for the WRX. Based on this information, it looks like it does cover the WRX.