Have a worn front seat.

 

Car-part isn't helping - lists by single year.

 

What years Impreza will work?

 

Will any Legacy seats work?

 

This is one area where the Impreza does seem to be a bit "cheaper".

 

Only one hit searching "seat interchange" ant it was an old generation thread.

93-01 Impreza Will

 

02+ Should as I have seen WRX seats in GC's. Not quite sure how much modification is required though.

Thanks. I just got a 96 Impreza for parts. Front seats are dirty but not worn through on the lumbar support. Back seat is broken. But atleast all the seats are Grey. Guess I'll pull the fronts and see how they clean up.

 

Then wonder if anyone will notice the front seats not matching the rear seat and door trim. I'll tell them anyways.

 

Appreciate the reply.

WRX seats fit in Impreza. I don't know what years, but I have '03 WRX seats in my '97 Impreza (got them from my son who had them in his '96 Impreza. Only issue is the mounting holes and bolts; one seat uses 4 and another uses 5; I just skipped the extra one since four is all that's needed. The other item is you MUST use the original seat-belt receiver from the Impreza on the WRX seats. By the way WRX seats are way more comfortable.

 

Also, RS seats will fit also.

I put Legacy LS seat in my 95 Imp, direct bolt up.

The passenger seat is a little tight tho, it doesnt like sliding.

I have some Outback front seats. They don't match all that well color wise.

 

The back seat I wouldn't imagine would interchange between Legacy and Impreza sedans and definatley not from the Legacy Outback Wagon into an Impreza sedan.

Legacy wagon rears (I think 95-99?) will fit in an Impreza wagon, seen a couple threads where people have done it. All fronts can interchange. You can swap the passenger side seat rails on 02-03 Impreza seats to get rid of the extra height.

 

My 00L Impreza wagon has 02 WRX wagon front and rears, the rears aren't a 100% fit but I modified that brackets so that they can fold down. Much better than the old, I just need to work on swapping out the tan seatbelts.