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Yes, Subaru Impreza models are good daily cars with standard AWD and strong crash scores when routine upkeep stays on track.

Supras are usually reliable when kept stock and serviced on schedule, but recall history and higher-priced wear items can raise ownership stress.

Yes, some Supras are manual, but only specific GR Supra model years and six-cylinder trims offer a six-speed.

Yes, Supras can be automatic; it depends on generation and year, and many modern GR Supras use an 8-speed automatic.

Yes, SuperTech oil filters are a solid low-cost pick for normal oil-change intervals when you buy the right size and match your engine’s bypass needs.

No, suicide doors are legal in many places when they meet door-latch safety standards and stay securely shut.

No, Subarus are built in Japan and the U.S.; your VIN and door-jamb label show the build country.

Yes, some Subarus are made in the United States at Subaru of Indiana Automotive in Indiana, while many others are built in Japan.

Yes, many Subarus are imported, but several U.S.-sold models are built in Indiana; your VIN shows which one you have.

Yes, Subarus are Japanese cars: the brand is owned and run in Japan, even though some models are built in other countries.