2016 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Premium

It handles corners with confidence and stays planted in wet or snowy conditions, though acceleration is modest and you'll need to rev it to keep pace on the highway. The cabin is roomy for the class, with comfortable seats, a straightforward layout, and a trunk that swallows gear, especially in the wagon. Standard Bluetooth and a backup camera on many trims keep things connected, though the infotainment can be finicky with phone pairing. Stepping to the Premium gets you alloy wheels, a larger touchscreen, and a power moonroof, plus the option of EyeSight driver aids.