Designed in partnership with Toyota, the Subaru BRZ shares its platform with the Scion FR-S. In an unusual departure from convention, it's the only Subaru that doesn't have all-wheel drive. This is a pure rear-wheel drive sports car. The BRZ is designed for quick—not slick—conditions.
What's New for 2014
For 2014, the BRZ adds infotainment smartphone integration to its standard navigation system package.
Choosing Your Subaru BRZ
Under the hood is a 2-liter naturally aspirated 200-horsepower boxer engine. The six-speed manual transmission earns 22 mpg city and 30 mpg highway, while the optional six-speed automatic transmission returns 25 mpg city and 34 mpg highway.
Buyers choose between two trim levels:
The BRZ is a serious sports car—not a comfortable commuter with a sporty feel. We recommend the Limited, which adds appealing extras at a reasonable price.