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http://www.subaru-impreza.org<br />

http://www.subaru-impreza.org<br />

THE HEART OF EVERY SUBARU IS THE SYMMETRICAL AWD SYSTEM. THE ENGINE, TRANSMISSION, DRIVESHAFT AND REAR DIFFERENTIAL ARE LAID OUT IN A STRAIGHT<br />

LINE. BY CLOSELY BALANCING THE BODY LEFT TO RIGHT AND KEEPING COMPONENTS CLOSE TO THE CHASSIS’CENTERLINE, THE IMPREZA IS EXCEPTIONALLY AGILE,<br />

YET EXTREMELY STABLE. THE BOXER ENGINE’S COMPACT DIMENSIONS ALLOW IT TO BE PLACED FURTHER BACK IN THE CHASSIS, REDUCING WEIGHT AHEAD OF THE<br />

FRONT WHEELS ALLOWING MUCH QUICKER REACTION TO STEERING INPUTS. THE REAR DIFFERENTIAL HELPS TO BALANCE THE CHASSIS’WEIGHT FRONT TO REAR.<br />

<strong>Subaru</strong> AWD has conquered the unique demands of rallying, where<br />

a vehicle must be extremely responsive and maneuverable, yet<br />

completely stable and predictable.<br />

Going into a corner, rear-wheel<br />

Coming out of a corner, a<br />

When going uphill, the vehi-<br />

When going downhill, the<br />

drive cars tend to oversteer.<br />

front-wheel drive car tends to<br />

cle’s weight shifts rearward,<br />

vehicle’s weight shifts for-<br />

The rear wheels can break<br />

understeer, or plow toward the<br />

reducing traction to the front<br />

ward, reducing rear-wheel<br />

loose, sending the car into a<br />

outside of a curve when accel-<br />

wheels. In response, <strong>Subaru</strong><br />

traction. <strong>Subaru</strong> AWD can<br />

spin. <strong>Subaru</strong> AWD tracks<br />

erating. With AWD, the <strong>Subaru</strong><br />

AWD can smoothly direct<br />

respond by sending power<br />

smoothly through the curve,<br />

<strong>Impreza</strong> exits a curve with<br />

power to the rear wheels<br />

to the front wheels for better<br />

entering with the right amount<br />

the right amount of power to<br />

where there is more traction.<br />

overall steering control and<br />

of power to the front wheels.<br />

the rear wheels.<br />

braking performance.<br />

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