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Subaru’s misfit, the BRZ, rolls into the 2025 model year unchanged beyond a newly standard Sport mode that sharpens throttle response in cars with the six-speed manual transmission and a deeper ...

Please verify your email address. Pricing for the 2025 Subaru BRZ has been announced by the Japanese automaker, and the big news is that the base MSRP of the Toyota GR86 twin has risen by $1,000 ...

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Learn More. There is 1 recall on this vehicle. Learn More. First Take The formula remains unchanged for the redesigned Subaru BRZ: It’s a small, nimble rear-drive coupe, powered by a flat-four ...

The Subaru BRZ gets more expensive for 2025 A new Sport mode has been added to models equipped with a manual transmission The 2025 BRZ includes the STI-enhanced tS model launched for 2024 Subaru's ...

Subaru has brought the BRZ into the 2025 model year with minimal revisions and higher starting prices across the range. New for the latest model year is the dedicated Sport mode for cars fitted ...

While the GT86 sold in greater numbers in the UK, mostly due to Toyota’s larger dealer network and longer warranty, the BRZ’s rarity could solidify it as the more appealing choice for you.

CAMDEN, N.J., Sept. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Subaru of America, Inc. announced pricing today on the 2025 Subaru BRZ rear-wheel drive sports car. For the new year, the Subaru BRZ continues to offer ...

Today, there are just three-ish… the Mazda MX-5, as well as the Subaru BRZ and its Toyota GR86 twin. All are brilliant and we’re grateful they’re around. But if you think we’re being generous counting ...

The Subaru BRZ is what sports car dreams are made of. Lightweight, nimble, and—best of all—affordable. Like its Toyota GR86 mechanical twin, the BRZ shines a light on driving engagement.