2017 Subaru BRZ is here and we have the latest photos!

The 2017 Subaru BRZ, if you didn’t know, follows very closely its sibling, the updated Toyota 86. This one was made for US market to replace the FR-S after the death of the Scion brand.

2017 BRZ, the two-door coupe from Subaru, announced earlier this year is trying very hard to set itself somehow apart from its predecessor with a vast amount of small tweaks. These include changes such as restyled front bumper, LED lighting units on both ends with a slightly different design style on the front, standard daytime running lights on all trims and a new set of 17-inch wheels. You might think that this is not much, and you would be probably right, but to a real fan and BRZ enthusiasts, this might seem like a different car.
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mini22 - 10/27/2016 5:17:47 PM

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Its a good car with a good chassis. The new gearing does help acceleration a little bit. This was never meant to be a stop light car just like a Miata or 124 are not meant for that purpose. Mustangs and Camaro's can be had for a similar price but they will end up being pretty stripped out. Further they do not have the handling finesse of BRZ and 86. A WRX is quicker but does not handle as well and has a rougher ride. A GTI is also a little bit quicker but is a bit boring to sit in and to drive unless you really get on it. These cars are both special and unique. For the money they are well engineered, offer decent performance and great handling. Isn't that what an affordable sports car should be about.

LexSucks - 10/28/2016 4:36:15 PM

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The worlds slowest Sport-Car continues.