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2018 Subaru Impreza
2.0i Sport 4dr Hatchback AWD (2.0L 4cyl CVT)
Edmunds Suggested Price
Estimated Payment
Price Analysis
How do we calculate the Edmunds Suggested Price?
The Edmunds Suggested Price is the price that Edmunds recommends you pay before applicable taxes or fees. For this vehicle it is the Edmunds True Market Value price, less any generally currently available customer cash rebates.
This price includes $2,531 in savings
- Destination Fee $860 Included in MSRP
- Market Adjustment-$2,531
- Edmunds Suggested Price$24,711
82 Days on Lot
Selling slowly, this dealer is motivated to sell soon
Vehicle Details
Ext. Color:
Crystal Black Silica
Int. Color:
Black cloth
Drive Type:
all wheel drive
All Features and Specs
Bluetooth wireless phone connectivity
Digital Audio Input
In-Dash single CD player
Audio system memory card slot
MP3 player
SiriusXM AM/FM/HD/Satellite Radio
Radio Data System
Surround Audio
Total Number of Speakers: 6
Braking Assist
ABS and Driveline Traction Control
Stability control
Privacy glass: Light
Machined aluminum rims w/ painted accents
Wheel Diameter: 18
Wheel Width: 7.5
Driver knee airbags
Leather/metal-look steering wheel trim
Leather shift knob trim
Simulated carbon fibre dash trim
Simulated carbon fibre door trim
Video Monitor Location: Front
Trip computer
External temperature display
Manufacturer's 0-60mph acceleration time (seconds): 9.2 s
Power remote driver mirror adjustment
Heated driver mirror
Heated passenger mirror
Power remote passenger mirror adjustment
Turn signal in mirrors
Dual illuminated vanity mirrors
Daytime running lights
Heated windshield washer jets, Wiper park
Driver and passenger heated-cushion, driver and passenger heated-seatback
Audio controls on steering wheel
Proximity remote trunk release
Front reading lights
Anti-theft alarm system
Premium cloth seat upholstery
Bucket front seats
Rear bench
Fold forward seatback rear seats
Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
Transmission gear shifting controls on steering wheel
Speed-proportional electric power steering
Suspension class: Sport
Interior air filtration
Manual front air conditioning
Tire Pressure Monitoring System: Tire specific
Remote activated exterior entry lights
Cargo area light
Max cargo capacity: 55 cu.ft.
Vehicle Emissions: LEV3-SULEV30
Fuel Type: Regular unleaded
Fuel Capacity: 13.2 gal.
Instrumentation: Low fuel level
Clock: In-dash
Headlights off auto delay
Dusk sensing headlights
Coil front spring
Regular front stabilizer bar
Independent front suspension classification
Strut front suspension
Four-wheel Independent Suspension
Coil rear spring
Rear Stabilizer Bar: Regular
Independent rear suspension
Double wishbone rear suspension
Front and rear suspension stabilizer bars
Variable intermittent front wipers
Steel spare wheel rim
Spare Tire Mount Location: Inside under cargo
Black grille
Center Console: Full with covered storage
Permanent locking hubs
Curb weight: 3,135 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 4,299 lbs.
Overall Length: 175.6"
Overall Width: 70.0"
Overall height: 57.3"
Wheelbase: 105.1"
Front Head Room: 39.8"
Rear Head Room: 38.0"
Front Leg Room: 43.1"
Rear Leg Room: 36.5"
Front Shoulder Room: 56.7"
Rear Shoulder Room: 55.6"
Front Hip Room: 55.1"
Rear Hip Room: 55.2"
Two 12V DC power outlets
Transmission hill holder
Seatbelt pretensioners: Front and rear
Rear center seatbelt: 3-point belt
Door reinforcement: Side-impact door beam
Engine immobilizer
Cargo tie downs
Floor mats: Carpet front and rear
Rear area cargo cover: Roll-up
Cupholders: Front and rear
Door pockets: Driver, passenger and rear
Seatback storage: 1
Tires: Width: 225 mm
Tires: Profile: 40
Tires: Speed Rating: V
Diameter of tires: 18.0"
Type of tires: AS
Tires: Prefix: P
Left rear passenger door type: Conventional
Rear door type: Liftgate
Right rear passenger door type: Conventional
Body-colored bumpers
Integrated roof antenna
4 Door
Driver airbag
Manual child safety locks
Rear View Camera
Hands Free Power Liftgate
Hands-Free Auto-Opening Trunk/Liftgate
Keyless ignition w/ push button start & keyless door entry
2 USB ports
Apple CarPlay/Android Auto mirroring
Halogen aero-composite headlights
SiriusXM Satellite Radio
Dealer Description
Looking for a new car at an affordable price? This vehicle won't be on the lot long! Both practical and stylish! Subaru infused the interior with top shelf amenities, such as: heated seats, power moon roof, and a split folding rear seat. Under the hood you'll find a 4 cylinder engine with more than 150 horsepower, and all wheel drive keeps this model firmly attached to the road surface. Our team is professional, and we offer a no-pressure environment. We'd be happy to answer any questions that you may have. We are here to help you.
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Contact Information
Frederick Subaru
1 Waverley Dr, Frederick, MD 21702
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County, town edge toward cooperation
Agreement to share IT survives county criticism, complaints
Agreeing to share IT services between the Town of Mammoth Lakes and Mono County might not seem like a big deal.
Counties and communities do it all the time.
But those counties and communities aren't Mono County and Mammoth, with their checkered history of fighting over just about everything, from airports to garbage.
When the two governments agreed Tuesday, May 7, to use Mono County's robust IT department to provide emergency and high priority IT services to the Town of Mammoth Lakes, it was a big deal.
It was one that some county and town officials said they hope will pave the way toward greater cooperation in the future.
The cooperative agreement did not necessarily come easily, though.
At least one supervisor, Larry Johnston, took Mammoth Lakes Town Manager Marianna Marysheva-Martinez's request for help as an opportunity to, as he said, "hand-slap."
"I'm pleased you finally are asking for help," he said. "I would encourage you to ask for other things, too, if that makes sense. I do get the sense, however, that you ignored critical infrastructure [so] that you are in such dire straits. It bothers me that you have ignored this for so long, [given] these services are essential to a modern government performance."
He added that the county had five to six people on its IT staff, and asked why the town didn't have at least three to four.
He took the time, also, to bring up the town's projected 2013-14 budget shortfall, asking Marysheva-Martinez what "is the assurance it (the town's funding for the county's services) will be there next year?"
Marysheva-Martinez absorbed the criticism about the staffing, then moved the discussion forward.
"I agree, we failed to properly invest in our IT," she said. "However, it has become a priority and our way of showing that is to ask for your help."
She noted she had approached other entities for the services the town needs, but was most impressed with the quality of the county's IT department. And, she added that the shortfall would not affect the IT funding; that money is protected, she said.
"I will not and the Town Council will not," she said.
Then Supervisor Tim Fesko stepped in.
"Why did you let go of your senior IT staff?" he asked. "I have a philosophical wrestle. I do not believe in county government providing services to another government agency. I believe our staff is overworked and even if we add another person, it might not be enough."
Other supervisors, however, pointed out that the town was willing to pay for the service and was not asking for a handout.
The county's IT director, Clay Neely, said the county could manage the increased workload, if properly compensated and if the work done on the town's problems were done in phases, in such a way as to not affect the county's IT obligations.
Supervisor Fred Stump brought up a different issue—the ongoing tussle between the county and the town over garbage. He first noted he fully supported the idea of a cooperative agreement, and then added a request.
"I'm going to ask a direct question, since you like direct questions," he said to Marysheva-Martinez, who had stated just that earlier in the meeting.
"We need a long-term commitment to our solid waste program and the parcel fee. This is appropriate [that] both of us help each other out. We're willing to take a first step, [we could] use some reciprocity [with] the solid waste issue."
After more discussion on this subject, Marysheva-Martinez said she believed the appropriate thing to do regarding the solid waste issue was to continue the work she and the county began last month, reassessing the needs of both governments.
"We meet again in June," she said, referring to a town and county liaison group and adding that she would have many more details about the garbage issue available at that time. She said she would take the county's concerns to the town council.
The county supervisors voted 4-1 (Fesko voted no, citing concerns that the agreement was "too vague") to provide the town with "emergency and high priority" IT services, with a long-term contract to follow.
Supervisor Tim Alpers hailed the agreement.
"Our constituents have been screaming at us for decades to work together," he said. "I think this is a great first step. The town and county have both made their mistakes; that's water under the bridge. In some cases, that's water in the Pacific Ocean, by now. There is going to be intense competition for resources in the future if we don't start working together."

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Parkview Baptist School is hiring a graduate of the school to come back and run it.
The board of trustees of the private Christian school in Baton Rouge selected Don Mayes, a 1988 alumnus, on Monday. He is set to start as headmaster in January.
Mayes said Parkview is very similar to his current school, Indian Rocks Christian School in Largo, Fla., near St. Petersburg. Mayes has worked there since 1999, serving as the school's superintendent since 2002.
Mayes said he and his wife, April, whom he began dating while the two both attended Parkview, miss the place.
"We are excited to come back," Mayes said. "Parkview has been good to us, and we just want to give back."
"We are confident that Dr. Mayes has the experience, skills and passion to take (the school) to new heights," board President Will Williams said in a written statement.
Parkview currently has about 1,400 students in grades kindergarten to 12.
Williams said the school has been looking for not only an able administrator, but someone who "can provide clear direction, inspiration and strong leadership."
Mayes said it's tough to leave a school midyear, but Indian Rocks is in good shape and will be able to handle the transition. He said he's also happy to get an early start at Parkview and will have more time to get ready for the 2013-14 school year.
"Parkview is definitely a community school and serves the people of the community," Mayes said. "I want it to keep that reputation."
Parkview's last headmaster, Melanie Ezell, was removed as headmaster in mid-August, just after the start of school, a removal that a board leader described at the time as due to a "difference in direction." She had served as headmaster since March 2007.
Ezell's two predecessors were likewise forced out by the boards at the time.
Since August, the head of the high school, Don Green, has served as interim headmaster. Green will now return to his old job.
Williams said Green was one of five candidates and one of the two finalists for the job.
After leaving Parkview, Mayes attended Marshal University in West Virginia where he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. Then he earned a master's degree in Christian studies and then a doctorate in education from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
He has also worked as a missionary in Uganda, Mexico, England, China, Romania and Ecuador.
Through it all, Mayes said, he has maintained an affinity for his hometown of Baton Rouge.
"We do miss the food and the people. The culture is unique. You either identify with it or you don't," he said. "My wife is excited to just come back and eat crab claws."


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From extra illustrations Box III Mowbray Green, Eighteenth Century Architecture of Bath. Published 6th January 1798 by S.W. Fores. No. 50, Piccadilly corner of Sackville Street. This rare image in its original etched state is from Rowlandson's popular series. Originally published in 1798 as coloured aquatints.
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On behalf of the Cleveland Museum of Art, we're thrilled to put the knowledge of the museum's collection into your hands. CMA is a global leader in cutting-edge museum technologies and on-site interpretive materials. As early adopters, we've been offering our visitors a thrilling and joyful experience of art that continues to keep all eyes on Cleveland. Our recent updates to ArtLens app offer enhanced location awareness for savvy iPad, iPhone and Android visitors. Learn more about them on the blog!
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Oregon driving bill becomes law at May Day rally
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SALEM — As a throng of supporters cheered, Gov. John Kitzhaber signed a bill Wednesday that will let immigrants living in Oregon without legal permission obtain driver's licenses.
The signing on the Capitol steps during a May Day immigration rally marked a significant victory for immigrant rights activists.
"This bill is a part of a larger vision where all Oregonians deserve and get their shot at the American dream," Kitzhaber told the crowd.
It was a festive atmosphere as hundreds of people shouted in Spanish, "Yes we can!"
"This is a historic moment for the Latino community in the state of Oregon," shouted Ramon Ramirez, head of a largely Hispanic farmworkers' union PCUN.
Among the many signs held aloft at the rally was one reading, "Thank you. Now I can drive my kids to school."
Speakers at the rally called on Congress to act quickly on an immigration overhaul. Afterward, the crowd marched off, cheering and chanting along the way.
Yesenia Sanchez of St. Helens came to Salem to witness the signing of the driver's license bill and to march for immigration reform.
"The next step is Washington, D.C., the White House. Immigration reform. That's what we're looking for," Sanchez said as she marched down the street holding high a sign reading, "Keep Families Together."
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Once a fairly niche mobile app, Instagram grabbed the world's attention in April when it was snapped up by Facebook for a cool $1bn.
That useful piece pf PR, coupled with the launch of an Android version of the app, has seen its number of users grow from 15m to 80m since the beginning of the year.
And brands are definitely taking notice, with new research showing that 40% of the Interbrand Top 100 Global Brands use Instagram.
The power of Instagram for marketing is obvious - even the most carefully drafted copy can't hope to have the same impact as an eye-catching photo.
And the fact that Facebook redesigned its interface to place greater emphasis on visual content proves that images work well in social media.
But as the inevitable rush to join social's newest darling begins to gather momentum, I thought it would be useful to take a look at which brands are already using Instagram to good effect...
Red Bull
Red Bull uses Instagram to promote its image as lifestyle brand for extreme sports.
Its feed includes images of snowboarders, skaters, skydivers, F1 cars and people partying, interspersed very occasionally with photos of Red Bull cans.
Red Bull makes frequent use of hashtags such as #flyingfriday and #instawings to encourage fans to contribute their own content.
It should come as no surprise that Burberry is on Instagram as social media has long been central to its marketing strategy.
The fashion label has nearly 500,000 followers and its photos regularly get around 15,000 likes.
Burberry uses Instagram to showcase some of its products, but recently a vast majority of its post have been photos taken around central London. This helps to develop its image as a cosmopolitan, British brand.
A few months ago Burberry also used Instagram to give its followers a look behind the scenes at the launch of its new range, teasing the campaign with an image of an invitation addressed to its Instagram followers.
This is a great way of building a community through the social network by rewarding followers with exclusive content.
ASOS is another fashion brand that relies heavily on social media marketing, so it's no surprise to see that it is leading the way with its use of Instagram.
As well as posting images of its latest ranges and behind the scenes looks at fashion shoots, ASOS places great emphasis on featuring user-generated content.
It asks followers to post images of themselves sporting a particular look using a branded hashtag, then reposts several of the images in its own feeds.
It is a great way of building a connection with your audience and rewarding them for engaging with your brand.
Though nearly all of Starbucks' photos include one of its products, the focus is on what people do while drinking Starbucks coffee rather than on the product itself.
So, for example, several of the posts feature summery scenes of parks and swimming pools with a Starbucks ice coffee somewhere in the foreground.
As with Red Bull, the idea is to promote the brand as part of a lifestyle choice and as something to be enjoyed with friends.
Starbucks also used Instagram to cross-promote a Google Hangout with Maroon 5, showing how the mobile app can be used as part of a multichannel marketing campaign.
One of the more active brands on Instagram, Selfridges frequently posts images of products and displays from its UK stores.
It attempts to drive engagement with its photos by asking questions about its followers' fashion preferences, which seems to have varying degrees of success.
Even so, it has clocked up almost 20,000 followers which isn't bad for a UK-only department store.
Audi's feed only includes images of its cars, yet it has managed to clock up 117,000 followers. All the photos are sleek and colourful, promoting the idea that Audi is a luxury, aspirational brand.
It also encourages followers to post images of Audis using the hashtag #instaaudi. More than 1,000 users have posted using the hashtag in the past month, showing the potential Instagram has for fan engagement.
Tiffany & Co.
Another example of an aspirational brand performing well on social, Tiffany & Co. has attracted more than 118,000 followers mainly by posting images if its products.
There are also occasional images of its New York stores, but in general Tiffany's feed is very product driven.
All the brands on this list are obviously using Instagram for marketing, but Nike's seems to be the most obviously corporate use of the social network.
All its recent posts are part of a campaign to get people to use its Nike+ and NikeFuel fitness products, featuring images of various groups of people working out and updates on how many people are using the products on any given day.
The messages are very on-brand but they lack the personal touch that other companies manage to include in their posts and comments.
Each one is essentially a small advert for a specific Nike product, littered with branded hashtags. Compared to the striking cityscapes that Burberry uses, Nike's feed comes across as a bit cold.
Innocent Smoothies
Innocent follows the trend of using Instagram to associate its product with a lifestyle rather than just pushing out cold brand messages.
Its posts include various images of fruit, the company's staff and content to promote its sponsorship of the London Olympics.
Innocent's feed also includes frequent pictures of cute dogs, which is a clever tactic as photos of animals are always popular on social media.
The one that isn't...
It looks like eBay created an Instagram account about six months ago to promote its 'Walk the Red Carpet' competition where users could post photos for the chance to win a $100 gift card.
Just four weeks and 22 photos later, the account became inactive. Assuming this is an official account, eBay should really have deleted it by now as leaving it up makes the brand look a bit sloppy.
Have you seen any other brands with quirky or interesting Instagram feeds? Let us know in the comments.
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Interview Magazine was selected by guest of a guest as one of the Top 6 Instagrams in NYC! A young social media whiz kid guy named Guyton Porter started it for them. http://guestofaguest.com/new-york/social-media/6-nyc-instagrams-to-keep-you-in-the-know&slide=3
Instagram isn't the first platform that comes into mind when thinking about marketing a brand. When reading the post title, I assumed it was brands just jumping on any popular platform.
But I definitely see the brands in the examples given being put to good use.
I'm wondering if smaller, lesser known brands/businesses could use it to their advantage? Any examples of these?
@Tom, I agree that it's useful to try and find examples of small brands using social media in innovative ways, but unfortunately they tend to be quite tricky to find!
I'll keep searching and will try to do a follow-up post focusing on SMEs.
David, With respect to your reply to Tom's comment about how smaller, lesser known brands are using it. How are the examples you gave above innovative?
Each one of the popular brands you mention are simply posting pictures. Any 'lesser' known brand could do that , but as you well know is unlikely to see any success.
I find your reply extremely patronising. It is glaringly obvious that your article is simply designed to highlight famous brands in the hope of gaining views. It offers no advice whatsoever as to how others might benefit from Instagram except to suggest that it would be helpful if you were already a well recognised brand.
@Stuart, at the risk of you calling me patronising again, my previous comment @Tom isn't at all patronising.
With emerging social networks you do often see smaller brands taking the lead and using them in ways that more established brands hadn't thought of. That doesn't seem to be the case with Instagram at the moment, but I do intend to see if I can find any examples for a follow-up post.
Hi Stuart. In some respects, I agree - all brands on Instagram are 'simply posting pictures'; however, I don't think that this is the necessarily the'point' of Instagram.
Starbucks crop up regularly as an obvious example of a brand doing social well. The reason behind this is simple; they concentrate on being a 'local coffee shop', on a global level.
On Facebook they've proven this with their many regional pages showing images from local stores, and engaging with different communities in a more targeted way than many global concerns manage.
They're continuing this trend on Instagram, with different regional accounts, using hashtags to share and interact with users posting images related to their brand.
In other words, as much as this is a basic extension of an existing community hub, they are gaining large amounts of valuable user-generated content, which will further increase in value now that there is increased integration between Facebook and Instagram.
Pinterest has shown that image–based posting can be extremely valuable for brands (even rather niche ones like our own), so I think it would be foolish to ignore such a readily available stream of content.
I don't feel that the value here is defined by traffic or conversions, but I do think there's definite value to be gained from sharing and curating content relating directly to a brand, or its values. It also offers a useful insight into user-perception for brands.
I think that saying that smaller brands won't see success is a bit of a misnomer. Instagram is a huge channel, but (in my opinion) it's probably not a primary one for marketing.
Even taking the example of Starbucks, the UK account only has a few hundred followers, (but that doesn't mean they aren't gaining a lot of valuable content there), so smaller brands do tend to be somewhat elusive, but for those concentrating on extremely local audiences, there are rewards to be had – check out brands like Naked Pizza, or buttercup Cafe for a couple of examples.
Instagram makes sense for consumer brands, but it could be really useful for smaller enterprises and B2B. My blog post gives simple tips for successfully using the social network to support your communications/PR program: http://www.inkhouse.net/how-we-can-use-instagram-in-public-relations/
Great to see how brands are effectively integrating Instagram into their social media strategy. However, are you able to elaborate on how Starbucks actually used it to cross-promote a Google Hangout with Maroon 5, and whether this was rated a success?
Personally my dislike of Instagram weighs on my ability to see it in a marketing perspective. It seems too many dinners and 'vintage' photos of hipsters killed it for me.
I think these examples are showing good use for marketings sake but perhaps it isn't really the best use of their time. They could give us all discounts with the instagram savings :-)
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