The
Subaru BRZ is a compact, lightweight, rear-wheel drive sports car that has
nimble handling and feisty performance. BRZ stands for “Boxer Rear-drive Zenith.”
It was co-developed with Toyota, which released a similar model called the
Scion FR-S. It differs from other Subaru models in that it doesn’t feature the
standard all-wheel drive which has been present in all their models.
The BRZ was introduced
in 2013 and comes in the Limited and Premium trim levels, which both offer a
choice of a six-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic
transmission. Its engine is a 2.0 liter, four-cylinder boxer engine that has a
mix of direct and port fuel injection.
This sports car is
one of the lightest on the market, weighing only 2,762 pounds for the manual
transmission model. It is 50.6 inches high and around 166 inches long, making
it a compact model, and all of these stats lend to its handling and fuel
efficiency. There is an almost 50-50 weight distribution due to the engine
being mounted low and close to the center.
Aesthetically, the
interior is simple enough and has well-bolstered seats, as well as a central
tachometer. It comes with a navigation system that is accessed through a
touchscreen display. Other features include an eight-speaker sound system, a HD
radio, and aluminum pedal pads for the Premium trim, while the Limited trim
adds heated front seats, keyless access and start, and automatic climate
control, among others.
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