Subaru BRZ STI Patent Filed In Japan
It’s the question that was posed pretty much the day after we learnt Toyota and Subaru were working together to build a new rear-wheel-drive sports car to eventually be known as the 86 and BRZ respectively: What will the high-performance version
It’s the question that was posed pretty much the day after we learnt Toyota and Subaru were working together to build a new rear-wheel-drive sports car to eventually be known as the 86 and BRZ respectively:
What will the high-performance version be like?
As yet, the production line hasn’t really seen the makings of a high performance version as Toyota and Subaru have instead decided that the 147kW/205Nm 2.0 litre flat four-cylinder engine is sufficient, along with the 86/BRZ’s other dynamics.
No doubt the sports coupe has struck a chord with enthusiasts so the old ‘not broken, don’t fix it’ argument will likely have been played out in the boardroom more than once.
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