Subaru Impreza 2017-2022 GK GT - Premium Head Unit Upgrade Kit: Radio Infotainment System with Wired & Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility
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- Complete Kit: Screen, Fascia Kit, Plug & Play-Harness
- Fast Performance: Smooth, high-speed operation
- Vibrant Touchscreen: Crisp, responsive HD display
- Built-in GPS: Offline-capable navigation
- Adaptive Brightness: Auto-adjusts with headlights
- * Plug & Play Installation: No rewiring, retains factory compatibility
- 4G LTE SIM Slot: Mobile internet on the road
- Smart Connections: Bluetooth, WiFi, USB
- Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto: Seamless smartphone pairing
- Voice Control: Siri & Google Voice supported
- Hi-Res Audio: DSP-optimized sound clarity
- Custom Equalizer: Audio tuning control
- RCA Outputs: For subwoofers and amplifiers
- Multimedia Streaming: YouTube, Spotify, Netflix & more
- Mirror Screen: Android & iPhone screen sharing
- Split Screen Mode: Use maps and media side-by-side
- Steering Wheel Buttons: Fully retained
- Hands-Free Calling: Mic & Bluetooth calling
- OTA Updates Ready: Future-proof software support
- 3-Year Warranty: Comprehensive protection included
- 30-Day Returns: Hassle-free return policy
- Live Support 7 Days: 10am–6pm, incl. holidays
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| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| OS & Processor | Android 13 – smooth, reliable, and up-to-date with an Octa-Core Cortex-A55 |
| Memory & Storage | Up to 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD – ideal for fast performance and media storage |
| Display | 9″ (1280×720) or 13.3″ IPS QLED – sharp visuals across sizes |
| Audio & DSP | 32-Band Equalizer with built-in DSP – rich audio tuning for custom sound profiles |
| Amplifier & Touch | Toshiba Amplifier with IPS Anti-Glare 5-Touch Display – crystal-clear visuals with responsive controls |
| Connectivity | Supports CarPlay & Android Auto (wired & wireless), Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi, 4G LTE, and GPS – seamless phone integration and live navigation |
| Radio & Inputs | FM radio, AM available via optional DAB+ receiver, RDS, DVR, TPS, CAM (Optional) – wide input support for all setups |
| Extra Features | Steering Wheel Control Support, plus split-screen for multitasking |
| In the Box | Head Unit, Fascia Kit, Harness Bundle, 2x USBs, and Antenna Plugs (FM, GPS, 4G), Antennas (GPS, 4G), SIM-Card-Dongle |
| Apps Supported | Netflix, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube & more – enjoy your favorites right from the dashboard |
Compatible with the following vehicle models:
- Subaru™ Impreza GK GT from 2017-2022
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Please note that even vehicles of the same model may have subtle differences. We are committed to ensuring compatibility and have carefully accounted for each vehicle’s unique specifications. For assistance or inquiries, our expert support team is ready to guide you at every step.This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by Subaru™. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for reference only. Carefully crafted as a premium aftermarket solution, this product ensures seamless compatibility and reliable performance for this model.
Place your order today and expect your parcel to arrive between Friday, 2 May and Friday, 9 May. Remote area deliveries might take just a little longer.
Subaru’s Impreza occupies a particularly esteemed position in automotive circles, respected for reliability, practicality, and a flair for performance balanced harmoniously with everyday usability. To understand the excellence that the 2017–2022 GK and GT variants embody, one must appreciate the lineage of innovation and refinement that Subaru has pursued steadily through multiple generations.
Historical Evolution of the Subaru Impreza:
First Generation (1992–2000):
Launched in 1992 to replace the aging Subaru Leone, the Impreza quickly won acclaim for its robust boxster-engine layout, distinctive symmetrical all-wheel-drive configuration, and practical versatility. Initially offering sedan, wagon, and coupe body styles, Subaru stirred global curiosity when introducing the turbocharged WRX variant in 1992. The WRX, standing for “World Rally eXperimental,” carved Subaru’s entrant into rally greatness, transforming the Impreza nameplate into legend. Special editions like the 22B-STI of 1998—now revered as iconic performance collectibles—captured imaginations internationally and earned enduring appreciation by connoisseurs across Australia, Europe, Japan, and North America.
Second Generation (2000–2007):
Building on its rally-motorsport reputation, Subaru expanded the Impreza’s appeal through comprehensive style refinements, a more spacious cabin, and improved suspension dynamics. While maintaining to its roots in engineering excellence and driver engagement, the riveted global fanbase admired variants such as the WRX STI "Blobeye" and "Hawkeye," fondly named by their signature headlight shapes. This generation cemented international demand with notable variations tailored to different markets, making Subaru a household name across diverse automotive communities.
Third Generation (2007–2011):
In 2007, Subaru boldly departed from expectations, introducing a hatchback alongside the sedan for global markets. This new era provided generous interior space, improved practicality, and significant attention to interior comfort and safety. Yet performance variants like the WRX and STI were preserved, earning enduring enthusiasm globally. With growing refinement, sophisticated engineering, and expanding technological options, this iteration reaffirmed Subaru as a serious player in both sporty and practical automotive essentials.
Fourth Generation (2011–2016):
With notable improvements in fuel efficiency, comfort, and cabin quality, Subaru presented a fourth generation distinguished by enhanced chassis control and driving dynamics. Safety advancements also became benchmarks, culminating in Subaru's innovative EyeSight driver-assistance technology. Accessible yet engaging to drive, these Impreza versions attracted attention for their excellent balance of versatility and capable handling characteristics, underlying Subaru’s identity as a reliable daily platform.
Fifth Generation - GK and GT Series (2017–2022):
Arriving in 2017, the Impreza GK (sedan) and GT (hatchback) fifth-generation models represented a striking advance for Subaru and their compact offering. Utilizing Subaru’s Global Platform architecture for improved structural rigidity, crashworthiness, and dramatically enhanced driving dynamics, these models showcased the evolution of comfort, aesthetics, and advanced technology. The Impreza earned recognition for agile handling, precise steering feel, and a newfound refinement worthy of admiration across competitive compact vehicle segments. Modernized interior design, a quieter cabin environment, and superior material craftsmanship contributed considerably to driver and passenger satisfaction.
These models introduced Subaru’s updated infotainment system—albeit initially limited in features compared to rapidly advancing industry standards—prompting drivers to explore meaningful avenues for technological enrichment and personalization.
Integrating Thoughtful Modern Technology - Brummstadt Premium Head Unit:
Recognizing the opportunity for refinement, Brummstadt carefully engineered a premium head unit upgrade specifically tailored for the Subaru Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT. This aftermarket head unit provides expanded functionality, replacing the original infotainment unit with state-of-the-art technologies crucial for contemporary drivers.
Notable capabilities include intuitive wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, delivering instant smartphone synchronization to offer easy access to mobile-based navigation, streaming services, text messaging, and communication functions. On-the-go assistance provided by popular navigation apps—Google Maps, Apple Maps, and WAZE—enables effortless transitions between social and professional engagements. Consider a scenario: after comfortably dining with family or close friends, departure unfolds gracefully as directions previously set on a mobile device transfer seamlessly via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto onto the vivid Brummstadt display unit, ensuring smooth and stress-free navigation to the next destination without distraction.
The option for a high-definition 1080p HD camera further complements the package, significantly reducing viewing blind spots while providing comprehensive recording capability for enhanced safety and peace of mind during journeys. Additionally, its flexible design facilitates engaging entertainment enhancements. Passengers can easily connect gaming controllers via USB outlets, converting the infotainment screen into a convenient platform for multiplayer gaming during longer or routine journeys.
Smart voice control compatibility represents another significant step toward contemporary utility. An intuitive connection with Siri or Google Assistant ensures naturalistic and secure hands-free media management, navigation instructions, and effective communication handling. More intriguingly, linking with home smart devices can yield surprising everyday conveniences: a simple vocal command, "Hey Siri, turn on the porch lights," executed through the vehicle's audio unit, can transform practical routine into intuitive ease, simplifying arrival home and reinforcing thoughtful modern convenience.
Elevating the Ownership Experience through Proper Integration:
The Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT notably blend Subaru's proven mechanical prowess—courtesy of their legendary boxer engines and symmetrical all-wheel-drive systems—with contemporary refinements in comfort, ride quality, and quietness, accompanied by an aesthetically pleasing, quality-driven cabin environment. A progressively improved stock driving experience, notably appreciated for its precise handling, predictable all-weather confidence, and dynamic agility, aptly justifies continued global interest from both practical consumers and those seeking automotive enjoyment in equal measure.
Carefully considered upgrades, notably exemplified by Brummstadt's premium infotainment enhancements, elevate owner satisfaction noticeably. Providing intuitive and meaningful tech integrations acknowledges drivers' evolving lifestyle demands—integrating heightened convenience, simplifying navigation, increasing safety, and ultimately cultivating broader forms of interactive personal connection and enjoyment during everyday commutes. This layered experience transforms simple vehicle journeys into thoughtfully curated everyday moments defined by meaningful engagements and connections.
The fifth-generation Subaru Impreza GK and GT thus remains respected not just for dependable engineering and performance foundations. Its seamless incorporation of contemporary technology, thoughtful cabin appointments, and innovative lifestyle solutions illustrate how commitment to continuous advancement reliably translates into tangible satisfaction and everyday enrichment for drivers worldwide.
Historical Evolution of the Subaru Impreza:
First Generation (1992–2000):
Launched in 1992 to replace the aging Subaru Leone, the Impreza quickly won acclaim for its robust boxster-engine layout, distinctive symmetrical all-wheel-drive configuration, and practical versatility. Initially offering sedan, wagon, and coupe body styles, Subaru stirred global curiosity when introducing the turbocharged WRX variant in 1992. The WRX, standing for “World Rally eXperimental,” carved Subaru’s entrant into rally greatness, transforming the Impreza nameplate into legend. Special editions like the 22B-STI of 1998—now revered as iconic performance collectibles—captured imaginations internationally and earned enduring appreciation by connoisseurs across Australia, Europe, Japan, and North America.
Second Generation (2000–2007):
Building on its rally-motorsport reputation, Subaru expanded the Impreza’s appeal through comprehensive style refinements, a more spacious cabin, and improved suspension dynamics. While maintaining to its roots in engineering excellence and driver engagement, the riveted global fanbase admired variants such as the WRX STI "Blobeye" and "Hawkeye," fondly named by their signature headlight shapes. This generation cemented international demand with notable variations tailored to different markets, making Subaru a household name across diverse automotive communities.
Third Generation (2007–2011):
In 2007, Subaru boldly departed from expectations, introducing a hatchback alongside the sedan for global markets. This new era provided generous interior space, improved practicality, and significant attention to interior comfort and safety. Yet performance variants like the WRX and STI were preserved, earning enduring enthusiasm globally. With growing refinement, sophisticated engineering, and expanding technological options, this iteration reaffirmed Subaru as a serious player in both sporty and practical automotive essentials.
Fourth Generation (2011–2016):
With notable improvements in fuel efficiency, comfort, and cabin quality, Subaru presented a fourth generation distinguished by enhanced chassis control and driving dynamics. Safety advancements also became benchmarks, culminating in Subaru's innovative EyeSight driver-assistance technology. Accessible yet engaging to drive, these Impreza versions attracted attention for their excellent balance of versatility and capable handling characteristics, underlying Subaru’s identity as a reliable daily platform.
Fifth Generation - GK and GT Series (2017–2022):
Arriving in 2017, the Impreza GK (sedan) and GT (hatchback) fifth-generation models represented a striking advance for Subaru and their compact offering. Utilizing Subaru’s Global Platform architecture for improved structural rigidity, crashworthiness, and dramatically enhanced driving dynamics, these models showcased the evolution of comfort, aesthetics, and advanced technology. The Impreza earned recognition for agile handling, precise steering feel, and a newfound refinement worthy of admiration across competitive compact vehicle segments. Modernized interior design, a quieter cabin environment, and superior material craftsmanship contributed considerably to driver and passenger satisfaction.
These models introduced Subaru’s updated infotainment system—albeit initially limited in features compared to rapidly advancing industry standards—prompting drivers to explore meaningful avenues for technological enrichment and personalization.
Integrating Thoughtful Modern Technology - Brummstadt Premium Head Unit:
Recognizing the opportunity for refinement, Brummstadt carefully engineered a premium head unit upgrade specifically tailored for the Subaru Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT. This aftermarket head unit provides expanded functionality, replacing the original infotainment unit with state-of-the-art technologies crucial for contemporary drivers.
Notable capabilities include intuitive wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, delivering instant smartphone synchronization to offer easy access to mobile-based navigation, streaming services, text messaging, and communication functions. On-the-go assistance provided by popular navigation apps—Google Maps, Apple Maps, and WAZE—enables effortless transitions between social and professional engagements. Consider a scenario: after comfortably dining with family or close friends, departure unfolds gracefully as directions previously set on a mobile device transfer seamlessly via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto onto the vivid Brummstadt display unit, ensuring smooth and stress-free navigation to the next destination without distraction.
The option for a high-definition 1080p HD camera further complements the package, significantly reducing viewing blind spots while providing comprehensive recording capability for enhanced safety and peace of mind during journeys. Additionally, its flexible design facilitates engaging entertainment enhancements. Passengers can easily connect gaming controllers via USB outlets, converting the infotainment screen into a convenient platform for multiplayer gaming during longer or routine journeys.
Smart voice control compatibility represents another significant step toward contemporary utility. An intuitive connection with Siri or Google Assistant ensures naturalistic and secure hands-free media management, navigation instructions, and effective communication handling. More intriguingly, linking with home smart devices can yield surprising everyday conveniences: a simple vocal command, "Hey Siri, turn on the porch lights," executed through the vehicle's audio unit, can transform practical routine into intuitive ease, simplifying arrival home and reinforcing thoughtful modern convenience.
Elevating the Ownership Experience through Proper Integration:
The Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT notably blend Subaru's proven mechanical prowess—courtesy of their legendary boxer engines and symmetrical all-wheel-drive systems—with contemporary refinements in comfort, ride quality, and quietness, accompanied by an aesthetically pleasing, quality-driven cabin environment. A progressively improved stock driving experience, notably appreciated for its precise handling, predictable all-weather confidence, and dynamic agility, aptly justifies continued global interest from both practical consumers and those seeking automotive enjoyment in equal measure.
Carefully considered upgrades, notably exemplified by Brummstadt's premium infotainment enhancements, elevate owner satisfaction noticeably. Providing intuitive and meaningful tech integrations acknowledges drivers' evolving lifestyle demands—integrating heightened convenience, simplifying navigation, increasing safety, and ultimately cultivating broader forms of interactive personal connection and enjoyment during everyday commutes. This layered experience transforms simple vehicle journeys into thoughtfully curated everyday moments defined by meaningful engagements and connections.
The fifth-generation Subaru Impreza GK and GT thus remains respected not just for dependable engineering and performance foundations. Its seamless incorporation of contemporary technology, thoughtful cabin appointments, and innovative lifestyle solutions illustrate how commitment to continuous advancement reliably translates into tangible satisfaction and everyday enrichment for drivers worldwide.
“A car is not just a tool — it’s an experience waiting to happen.”
– Ken Block, World-renowned rally driver and viral motorsport icon
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Subaru’s Impreza occupies a particularly esteemed position in automotive circles, respected for reliability, practicality, and a flair for performance balanced harmoniously with everyday usability. To understand the excellence that the 2017–2022 GK and GT variants embody, one must appreciate the lineage of innovation and refinement that Subaru has pursued steadily through multiple generations.
Historical Evolution of the Subaru Impreza:
First Generation (1992–2000):
Launched in 1992 to replace the aging Subaru Leone, the Impreza quickly won acclaim for its robust boxster-engine layout, distinctive symmetrical all-wheel-drive configuration, and practical versatility. Initially offering sedan, wagon, and coupe body styles, Subaru stirred global curiosity when introducing the turbocharged WRX variant in 1992. The WRX, standing for “World Rally eXperimental,” carved Subaru’s entrant into rally greatness, transforming the Impreza nameplate into legend. Special editions like the 22B-STI of 1998—now revered as iconic performance collectibles—captured imaginations internationally and earned enduring appreciation by connoisseurs across Australia, Europe, Japan, and North America.
Second Generation (2000–2007):
Building on its rally-motorsport reputation, Subaru expanded the Impreza’s appeal through comprehensive style refinements, a more spacious cabin, and improved suspension dynamics. While maintaining to its roots in engineering excellence and driver engagement, the riveted global fanbase admired variants such as the WRX STI "Blobeye" and "Hawkeye," fondly named by their signature headlight shapes. This generation cemented international demand with notable variations tailored to different markets, making Subaru a household name across diverse automotive communities.
Third Generation (2007–2011):
In 2007, Subaru boldly departed from expectations, introducing a hatchback alongside the sedan for global markets. This new era provided generous interior space, improved practicality, and significant attention to interior comfort and safety. Yet performance variants like the WRX and STI were preserved, earning enduring enthusiasm globally. With growing refinement, sophisticated engineering, and expanding technological options, this iteration reaffirmed Subaru as a serious player in both sporty and practical automotive essentials.
Fourth Generation (2011–2016):
With notable improvements in fuel efficiency, comfort, and cabin quality, Subaru presented a fourth generation distinguished by enhanced chassis control and driving dynamics. Safety advancements also became benchmarks, culminating in Subaru's innovative EyeSight driver-assistance technology. Accessible yet engaging to drive, these Impreza versions attracted attention for their excellent balance of versatility and capable handling characteristics, underlying Subaru’s identity as a reliable daily platform.
Fifth Generation - GK and GT Series (2017–2022):
Arriving in 2017, the Impreza GK (sedan) and GT (hatchback) fifth-generation models represented a striking advance for Subaru and their compact offering. Utilizing Subaru’s Global Platform architecture for improved structural rigidity, crashworthiness, and dramatically enhanced driving dynamics, these models showcased the evolution of comfort, aesthetics, and advanced technology. The Impreza earned recognition for agile handling, precise steering feel, and a newfound refinement worthy of admiration across competitive compact vehicle segments. Modernized interior design, a quieter cabin environment, and superior material craftsmanship contributed considerably to driver and passenger satisfaction.
These models introduced Subaru’s updated infotainment system—albeit initially limited in features compared to rapidly advancing industry standards—prompting drivers to explore meaningful avenues for technological enrichment and personalization.
Integrating Thoughtful Modern Technology - Brummstadt Premium Head Unit:
Recognizing the opportunity for refinement, Brummstadt carefully engineered a premium head unit upgrade specifically tailored for the Subaru Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT. This aftermarket head unit provides expanded functionality, replacing the original infotainment unit with state-of-the-art technologies crucial for contemporary drivers.
Notable capabilities include intuitive wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, delivering instant smartphone synchronization to offer easy access to mobile-based navigation, streaming services, text messaging, and communication functions. On-the-go assistance provided by popular navigation apps—Google Maps, Apple Maps, and WAZE—enables effortless transitions between social and professional engagements. Consider a scenario: after comfortably dining with family or close friends, departure unfolds gracefully as directions previously set on a mobile device transfer seamlessly via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto onto the vivid Brummstadt display unit, ensuring smooth and stress-free navigation to the next destination without distraction.
The option for a high-definition 1080p HD camera further complements the package, significantly reducing viewing blind spots while providing comprehensive recording capability for enhanced safety and peace of mind during journeys. Additionally, its flexible design facilitates engaging entertainment enhancements. Passengers can easily connect gaming controllers via USB outlets, converting the infotainment screen into a convenient platform for multiplayer gaming during longer or routine journeys.
Smart voice control compatibility represents another significant step toward contemporary utility. An intuitive connection with Siri or Google Assistant ensures naturalistic and secure hands-free media management, navigation instructions, and effective communication handling. More intriguingly, linking with home smart devices can yield surprising everyday conveniences: a simple vocal command, "Hey Siri, turn on the porch lights," executed through the vehicle's audio unit, can transform practical routine into intuitive ease, simplifying arrival home and reinforcing thoughtful modern convenience.
Elevating the Ownership Experience through Proper Integration:
The Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT notably blend Subaru's proven mechanical prowess—courtesy of their legendary boxer engines and symmetrical all-wheel-drive systems—with contemporary refinements in comfort, ride quality, and quietness, accompanied by an aesthetically pleasing, quality-driven cabin environment. A progressively improved stock driving experience, notably appreciated for its precise handling, predictable all-weather confidence, and dynamic agility, aptly justifies continued global interest from both practical consumers and those seeking automotive enjoyment in equal measure.
Carefully considered upgrades, notably exemplified by Brummstadt's premium infotainment enhancements, elevate owner satisfaction noticeably. Providing intuitive and meaningful tech integrations acknowledges drivers' evolving lifestyle demands—integrating heightened convenience, simplifying navigation, increasing safety, and ultimately cultivating broader forms of interactive personal connection and enjoyment during everyday commutes. This layered experience transforms simple vehicle journeys into thoughtfully curated everyday moments defined by meaningful engagements and connections.
The fifth-generation Subaru Impreza GK and GT thus remains respected not just for dependable engineering and performance foundations. Its seamless incorporation of contemporary technology, thoughtful cabin appointments, and innovative lifestyle solutions illustrate how commitment to continuous advancement reliably translates into tangible satisfaction and everyday enrichment for drivers worldwide.
Historical Evolution of the Subaru Impreza:
First Generation (1992–2000):
Launched in 1992 to replace the aging Subaru Leone, the Impreza quickly won acclaim for its robust boxster-engine layout, distinctive symmetrical all-wheel-drive configuration, and practical versatility. Initially offering sedan, wagon, and coupe body styles, Subaru stirred global curiosity when introducing the turbocharged WRX variant in 1992. The WRX, standing for “World Rally eXperimental,” carved Subaru’s entrant into rally greatness, transforming the Impreza nameplate into legend. Special editions like the 22B-STI of 1998—now revered as iconic performance collectibles—captured imaginations internationally and earned enduring appreciation by connoisseurs across Australia, Europe, Japan, and North America.
Second Generation (2000–2007):
Building on its rally-motorsport reputation, Subaru expanded the Impreza’s appeal through comprehensive style refinements, a more spacious cabin, and improved suspension dynamics. While maintaining to its roots in engineering excellence and driver engagement, the riveted global fanbase admired variants such as the WRX STI "Blobeye" and "Hawkeye," fondly named by their signature headlight shapes. This generation cemented international demand with notable variations tailored to different markets, making Subaru a household name across diverse automotive communities.
Third Generation (2007–2011):
In 2007, Subaru boldly departed from expectations, introducing a hatchback alongside the sedan for global markets. This new era provided generous interior space, improved practicality, and significant attention to interior comfort and safety. Yet performance variants like the WRX and STI were preserved, earning enduring enthusiasm globally. With growing refinement, sophisticated engineering, and expanding technological options, this iteration reaffirmed Subaru as a serious player in both sporty and practical automotive essentials.
Fourth Generation (2011–2016):
With notable improvements in fuel efficiency, comfort, and cabin quality, Subaru presented a fourth generation distinguished by enhanced chassis control and driving dynamics. Safety advancements also became benchmarks, culminating in Subaru's innovative EyeSight driver-assistance technology. Accessible yet engaging to drive, these Impreza versions attracted attention for their excellent balance of versatility and capable handling characteristics, underlying Subaru’s identity as a reliable daily platform.
Fifth Generation - GK and GT Series (2017–2022):
Arriving in 2017, the Impreza GK (sedan) and GT (hatchback) fifth-generation models represented a striking advance for Subaru and their compact offering. Utilizing Subaru’s Global Platform architecture for improved structural rigidity, crashworthiness, and dramatically enhanced driving dynamics, these models showcased the evolution of comfort, aesthetics, and advanced technology. The Impreza earned recognition for agile handling, precise steering feel, and a newfound refinement worthy of admiration across competitive compact vehicle segments. Modernized interior design, a quieter cabin environment, and superior material craftsmanship contributed considerably to driver and passenger satisfaction.
These models introduced Subaru’s updated infotainment system—albeit initially limited in features compared to rapidly advancing industry standards—prompting drivers to explore meaningful avenues for technological enrichment and personalization.
Integrating Thoughtful Modern Technology - Brummstadt Premium Head Unit:
Recognizing the opportunity for refinement, Brummstadt carefully engineered a premium head unit upgrade specifically tailored for the Subaru Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT. This aftermarket head unit provides expanded functionality, replacing the original infotainment unit with state-of-the-art technologies crucial for contemporary drivers.
Notable capabilities include intuitive wired and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, delivering instant smartphone synchronization to offer easy access to mobile-based navigation, streaming services, text messaging, and communication functions. On-the-go assistance provided by popular navigation apps—Google Maps, Apple Maps, and WAZE—enables effortless transitions between social and professional engagements. Consider a scenario: after comfortably dining with family or close friends, departure unfolds gracefully as directions previously set on a mobile device transfer seamlessly via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto onto the vivid Brummstadt display unit, ensuring smooth and stress-free navigation to the next destination without distraction.
The option for a high-definition 1080p HD camera further complements the package, significantly reducing viewing blind spots while providing comprehensive recording capability for enhanced safety and peace of mind during journeys. Additionally, its flexible design facilitates engaging entertainment enhancements. Passengers can easily connect gaming controllers via USB outlets, converting the infotainment screen into a convenient platform for multiplayer gaming during longer or routine journeys.
Smart voice control compatibility represents another significant step toward contemporary utility. An intuitive connection with Siri or Google Assistant ensures naturalistic and secure hands-free media management, navigation instructions, and effective communication handling. More intriguingly, linking with home smart devices can yield surprising everyday conveniences: a simple vocal command, "Hey Siri, turn on the porch lights," executed through the vehicle's audio unit, can transform practical routine into intuitive ease, simplifying arrival home and reinforcing thoughtful modern convenience.
Elevating the Ownership Experience through Proper Integration:
The Impreza 2017–2022 GK and GT notably blend Subaru's proven mechanical prowess—courtesy of their legendary boxer engines and symmetrical all-wheel-drive systems—with contemporary refinements in comfort, ride quality, and quietness, accompanied by an aesthetically pleasing, quality-driven cabin environment. A progressively improved stock driving experience, notably appreciated for its precise handling, predictable all-weather confidence, and dynamic agility, aptly justifies continued global interest from both practical consumers and those seeking automotive enjoyment in equal measure.
Carefully considered upgrades, notably exemplified by Brummstadt's premium infotainment enhancements, elevate owner satisfaction noticeably. Providing intuitive and meaningful tech integrations acknowledges drivers' evolving lifestyle demands—integrating heightened convenience, simplifying navigation, increasing safety, and ultimately cultivating broader forms of interactive personal connection and enjoyment during everyday commutes. This layered experience transforms simple vehicle journeys into thoughtfully curated everyday moments defined by meaningful engagements and connections.
The fifth-generation Subaru Impreza GK and GT thus remains respected not just for dependable engineering and performance foundations. Its seamless incorporation of contemporary technology, thoughtful cabin appointments, and innovative lifestyle solutions illustrate how commitment to continuous advancement reliably translates into tangible satisfaction and everyday enrichment for drivers worldwide.
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