This comprehensive Subaru Impreza Service and Repair Manual covers all models from 1996 to 2001. It's a professional technician's resource packed with detailed information to help you service, maintain, and troubleshoot your car. Inside, you'll find detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications covering every aspect of your Impreza, from basic maintenance like oil changes and tune-ups to complex repairs on the engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, electrical systems, and more. The manual is organized logically and features clear, easy-to-understand language, making it a valuable resource for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts.

The Subaru Impreza, a compact car produced by the Japanese automaker Subaru from 1992 to present, is known for its sporty handling, all-wheel drive capability, and reliable performance. The 1996-2001 model years, encompassing the first generation of the Impreza, were particularly notable for their involvement in rallying and their lasting impact on the car's legacy. The Impreza's popularity spiked during this period thanks to its success in the World Rally Championship, where it dominated the sport for several years. The success of the Impreza WRC car, driven by legendary drivers like Colin McRae and Richard Burns, translated into high demand for the road-going Impreza, especially the performance-oriented WRX and STI models. These models featured turbocharged engines, upgraded suspension and brakes, and the iconic blue and gold livery, further cementing the Impreza's status as a performance icon. Beyond its sporting heritage, the 1996-2001 Impreza offered a compelling package for everyday driving. Its compact size and nimble handling made it feel more agile than many of its competitors, while its standard all-wheel drive system provided superior traction in various weather conditions. The interior, although simple in design, was functional and comfortable, catering to both individual drivers and families alike. The availability of different body styles, including a sedan, wagon, and a coupe, further broadened the appeal of the Impreza. While the 1996-2001 models might lack some of the refinements and safety features found in modern cars, they remain highly sought-after by enthusiasts for their timeless styling, reliable performance, and the inherent spirit of the iconic WRX and STI variants.