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Subaru.com has an all-new Impreza lineup for 2002. Value-oriented models are gone, replaced by high-performance models. Headlining this exciting lineup is the Subaru.com WRX, one of the most exciting new models from anyone this year, especially for rally fans.

Subaru.com Features

• The Subaru 2.5 RS comes with an extensive list of standard equipment, including an 80-watt AM/FM/CD audio system, air conditioning, power locks and mirrors, cruise control and leather-wrapped steering wheel.
• Subaru.com has looked after the details in updating the Impreza line. The windshield is flanked by specially shaped moldings that direct rainwater over the roof rather than onto the side glass, which is flush in the sedan's conventional greenhouse.
• Subaru has gone to significant lengths to make the enthusiast driver feel at home in the WRX.



• The Subaru gauges are positioned under a semicircular pod on the dash, the speedometer centrally located with the tachometer off to the right.
• The Subaru seats are covered in a black flat-weave fabric covered with black dots; it's not an avant garde fashion statement, but it will do its job without offending anyone's finer sensibilities.

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