Subaru Impreza for Sale in Newark, DE

2026 Subaru Impreza Inventory in Newark, DE

Browse current 2026 Subaru Impreza inventory at Ourisman Tri‑State Subaru. Available vehicles vary by trim, exterior color and equipment as vehicles arrive and sell.

Looking for a specific Impreza — a Sport in the new Citron Yellow Pearl, or an RS with the Harman Kardon® and moonroof package? Check current listings or contact our team about vehicles in stock and in transit to the dealership.

Whether you're shopping for a first car, a dependable commuter for the run up I‑95 to Wilmington, or the most affordable all‑wheel‑drive vehicle you can buy new, our team can help you compare the Sport and RS side by side.

2026 Subaru Impreza Specs and Highlights

The 2026 Subaru Impreza pairs standard all‑wheel drive with a choice of two BOXER® engines and hatchback cargo flexibility.

EPA estimates. Actual mileage will vary with driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle condition. MSRP excludes the $1,195 destination and delivery charge, taxes, title, registration and dealer charges.

2026 Subaru Impreza Performance and Fuel Economy

The Impreza Sport runs a 2.0‑liter BOXER® four‑cylinder producing 152 horsepower and 145 lb.‑ft. of torque. The Impreza RS upgrades to a revised 2.5‑liter BOXER® making 180 horsepower and 178 lb.‑ft., with more torque available lower in the rev range for better everyday responsiveness.

Both trims pair with a Lineartronic CVT featuring an eight‑speed manual mode and paddle shifters, and both send power through standard Symmetrical All‑Wheel Drive. The Sport adds SI‑DRIVE performance management, a sport‑tuned suspension and 18‑inch dark alloy wheels.

Fuel economy reaches up to an EPA‑estimated 33 MPG. [2] That combination — standard AWD and 30‑plus MPG in the same car — is the reason the Impreza keeps showing up on shopping lists next to front‑wheel‑drive compacts.

Impreza Sport or Impreza RS: Which Should You Buy?

With only two trims, the decision is unusually clean. The gap between them is $2,900 MSRP, and it buys three things: 28 more horsepower, a meaningfully more equipped safety suite, and a sportier interior treatment.

Choose the Sport if your driving is mostly around Newark, Bear and Glasgow — surface streets, short commutes, errands. The 2.0‑liter is adequate for that, and you still get standard AWD, the full 11.6‑inch screen and EyeSight®.

Choose the RS if you spend real time on I‑95 or Route 1. The 2.5‑liter's extra low‑end torque matters most in exactly that situation — merging and passing at highway speed. Blind‑Spot Detection and Automatic Emergency Steering are also worth weighing if you commute in heavy traffic.

Not sure? Drive both back to back at our Newark showroom. The difference between the two engines is easy to feel in about five minutes.

Serving Newark, Wilmington and the Tri‑State Area

Ourisman Tri‑State Subaru is on East Cleveland Avenue in Newark, minutes from I‑95 and the University of Delaware campus. Most Wilmington drivers reach us in 20 to 25 minutes, and Elkton is closer still at 15 to 20 — Newark sits near enough to both state lines that we regularly work with shoppers from Maryland and Pennsylvania as well as Delaware. If you're searching for a Subaru dealer in Newark, DE or a Subaru dealership near Wilmington, we're a short drive either way.

We serve Impreza shoppers from:

• Newark, DE
• Wilmington, DE
• Bear, DE
• Glasgow, DE
• Middletown, DE
• Hockessin, DE
• Pike Creek, DE
• New Castle, DE
• Elkton, MD
• North East, MD
• Kennett Square, PA
• West Chester, PA
• Surrounding New Castle, Cecil and Chester County communities

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