Impreza generation

Subaru Impreza GRB for sale

Impreza listings cover the full range: base naturally-aspirated trims, WRX (EJ205/EJ255 turbo, AWD), and WRX STI (EJ207/EJ257, DCCD, Brembo brakes) — the impreza-wrx and impreza-wrx-sti facets fold into this page. Chassis codes span GC8 (1992-2000), GD/GG (2000-2007), GR/GV (2007-2014), and VA (2014-2021 WRX/STI). Limited variants include the 22B STi (GC8), Spec C, S203, and S204 (GD-era).

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Subaru Impreza GRB — pricing right now

Listings
19
From
$5,120CA$7,301£3,873A$7,552€4,638¥818,173US$5,120
Up to
$19,369CA$27,621£14,651A$28,571€17,547¥3,095,156US$19,369
Median
$11,391CA$16,244£8,616A$16,803€10,320¥1,820,276US$11,391
from 18 priced listings

Source: JDMBUYSELL marketplace data. Prices and availability can change.

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Subaru Impreza GRB on JDMBUYSELL

Typical asking price

$11,391CA$16,244£8,616A$16,803€10,320¥1,820,276US$11,391

from 18 priced listings

Asking prices What cars listed for sale on JDMBUYSELL right now are priced at, overall and by where they are listed.

Typical asking price · Subaru Impreza GRB

$11,391CA$16,244£8,616A$16,803€10,320¥1,820,276US$11,391

Median of 18 priced listings. Listings without a price are left out.

Lowest $5,120CA$7,301£3,873A$7,552€4,638¥818,173US$5,120Highest $19,369CA$27,621£14,651A$28,571€17,547¥3,095,156US$19,369

Middle half: $8,050CA$11,480£6,089A$11,874€7,293¥1,286,386US$8,050 to $14,903CA$21,252£11,273A$21,983€13,501¥2,381,491US$14,903

Box: middle half of asking prices · Tick: median · Whisker: lowest to highest

Listed in Japan$12,485CA$17,804£9,444A$18,416€11,311¥1,995,096US$12,485from 9 priced listings

Listed outside Japan$9,394CA$13,396£7,106A$13,857€8,511¥1,501,156US$9,394from 9 priced listings

Both rows use the same scale as the ruler above.

Source: cars listed for sale on JDMBUYSELL with an asking price, by listing location · as of 15 Nov 2026. Prices show in your currency with US dollars beside them.

About these figures

  • Asking prices come from cars listed for sale on JDMBUYSELL right now, by listing location. They are not sale prices or landed costs, and a car listed in more than one place can appear more than once.
  • Why no sale prices? Most sales are agreed directly between buyer and seller, and the final price is rarely reported to us. Until sale prices can be confirmed, asking prices are the fairer guide.
How we measure · Cite this data

How we measure: asking prices use cars listed for sale on JDMBUYSELL that show a price. The tick is the median, the box the middle half and the whisker the lowest to highest. A typical asking price needs at least 5 priced listings. Japan and outside Japan follow where each car is listed, and each needs at least 5 priced listings of its own. A location with 1 to 4 shows "Fewer than 5" and no price; the other location then shows its median and middle half without its count, lowest or highest, so the smaller location's figures cannot be worked out from the totals. Buyer inquiries are distinct buyers who messaged a seller in the last 30 days, shown as a band. Methodology

Cite this data: “Typical asking price for the Subaru Impreza GRB on JDMBUYSELL: US$11,391 (median of 18 priced listings, as of 15 November 2026).” JDMBUYSELL, https://www.jdmbuysell.com/for-sale/subaru/impreza/grb/#market-data.

Source: /api/market-data/subaru/impreza/grb.json

History & specs

About the Subaru Impreza GRB

The Subaru Impreza has been produced since 1992 across six generations spanning chassis codes GC/GF (1992-2000), GD/GG (2000-2007), GE/GH/GR/GV (2007-2014), GP/GJ (2011-2016), VA (2014-2021 for WRX/STI), and GT/GK/GU (2016-present). Within each generation, the lineup is divided into three tiers: base Impreza (naturally-aspirated EJ or FB engines, FWD or AWD depending on market and trim), WRX (turbocharged, AWD, sport suspension), and WRX STI (higher-output turbo, STI-specific drivetrain hardware). The WRX was exported to the US and other markets from the GD generation onward; the STI followed for USDM from 2004. The WRX and STI variants share chassis code families with the base Impreza through the GR/GV generation, after which the VA WRX and VA STI branched onto a separate platform while retaining the Impreza name. Rally competition — WRC campaigns from 1993 onward, with drivers including Colin McRae and Richard Burns — established the WRX STI's motorsport lineage and continues to inform the model's collector standing.

The turbocharged WRX and STI variants use a direct lineage of EJ-series flat-four engines. GC-generation WRX used the EJ20G (early) and EJ20K (later), both 2.0L turbocharged. GD-generation WRX used the EJ205 (2.0L); the JDM GD STI used the EJ207 (2.0L, with AVCS and twin-scroll variants depending on year), while the USDM GD STI received the EJ257 (2.5L). GR/GV-generation WRX moved to the EJ255 (2.5L turbo); GR/GV STI retained the EJ257. Factory output figures are approximately 227hp for the WRX (EJ205, JDM spec) and 300hp for the STI (EJ257), with the JDM EJ207 closely comparable. STI-specific hardware across generations includes the Driver-Controlled Centre Differential (DCCD) with manual and automatic modes, six-speed close-ratio gearbox (GD STI onward), Brembo four-piston front brakes, and stiffened suspension calibration. The Spec C trim within the GD and GR generations is a lightweight, track-oriented STI variant with reduced mass and, on some build years, an intercooler water spray system. Limited-production variants include the S203 and S204 (GD-era, STI-tuned with revised engine and suspension), and the GC-era 22B STi (widebody, EJ22G 2.2L turbo, DCCD, approximately 400 units produced). Base Impreza trims across these generations use naturally-aspirated EJ engines (EJ15, EJ16, EJ20 NA) and, from the GP/GJ generation onward, the FB-series (FB16, FB20).

Under the US 25-year FMVSS exemption, GC/GF-generation examples from 1992 reached NHTSA's manufacture-date age threshold from 2017; the full GC/GF run cleared by 2025. GD/GG examples from 2000 reached NHTSA's manufacture-date age threshold from 2025 onward. GR/GV examples from 2007 do not reach NHTSA's manufacture-date age threshold until 2032, placing most third-generation WRX and STI outside current import windows. All JDM Impreza variants are right-hand drive. Pre-purchase inspection on EJ-engined examples warrants particular attention to head gaskets — the OEM single-layer steel-and-graphite construction is a documented failure point on both turbocharged and naturally-aspirated EJ engines, with external leaks (coolant seep at the head-block junction) and internal failure (oil-coolant contamination) both possible, and replacement costs documented in the $1,800-$3,500 range for a proper multi-layer gasket repair. Ringland failure in EJ pistons is a separate concern on WRX and STI examples that have been driven hard or tuned; compression and leakdown testing before purchase is advisable. Rod bearing wear is a known downstream consequence of oil starvation events. JDM examples should be inspected for rust at fenders, quarter panels, strut towers, wheel arches, and the chassis underside, as rust protection at manufacture varied. A full list of modifications on any non-stock example is advisable before purchase, as poorly executed engine modifications compound the cost of the EJ engine's existing maintenance sensitivities. The Subaru Legacy and Subaru Forester share EJ-engine families and the Subaru AWD platform with the Impreza across overlapping production eras.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Subaru Impreza GRB cost?
Across 19 Subaru Impreza GRB listings on JDMBUYSELL, prices range from $5,120CA$7,301£3,873A$7,552€4,638¥818,173US$5,120 to $19,369CA$27,621£14,651A$28,571€17,547¥3,095,156US$19,369, with a median asking price of $11,391CA$16,244£8,616A$16,803€10,320¥1,820,276US$11,391. Figures reflect active marketplace listings and can change.
What is the cheapest Subaru Impreza GRB for sale?
The lowest-priced active Subaru Impreza GRB listing on JDMBUYSELL is a 2008 example at $5,120CA$7,301£3,873A$7,552€4,638¥818,173US$5,120. Sort the listings by price to compare the most affordable examples first.
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How many Subaru Impreza GRB are for sale in the United States?
Of the 19 active Subaru Impreza GRB listings on JDMBUYSELL, none are currently based in the United States — they are with dealers and exporters in other markets and can be shipped to US buyers.
Which Subaru Impreza GRB model years can be imported to the United States?
Under 49 CFR 591.5(i)(1), the US exemption applies when a vehicle is at least 25 years old. The exact manufacture date, rather than its model year alone, controls that calculation. In 2026, 0 of 19 Subaru Impreza GRB listings with a stated year are model year 2001 or earlier. Sellers state a model year, not a build date, so this is not a count of cars that can be imported. Confirm the individual vehicle's manufacture date and import requirements before purchase.
How many Subaru Impreza GRB are for sale with a manual transmission?
14 of the 19 active Subaru Impreza GRB listings are listed with a manual transmission.
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How much does it cost to import a Subaru Impreza GRB from Japan?
9 Subaru Impreza GRB listings are offered by exporters in Japan, priced from $7,153CA$10,200£5,411A$10,551€6,480¥1,143,045US$7,153 to $19,369CA$27,621£14,651A$28,571€17,547¥3,095,156US$19,369 before shipping. Beyond the purchase price, importing from Japan adds ocean freight, import duty, and destination-country compliance to the landed cost.
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