Looking for a two-door sports car under $40,000? Good luck finding something better than Subaru’s BRZ. The sporty coupe is everything you want from an affordable sports car, offering plenty of speed, excellent steering feedback, and exhilarating handling. The Subaru BRZ brings thrills that all sorts of drivers can appreciate, whether it’s your first sports car or you’re a collector. The BRZ is a bit more practical than its competitors, such as the Mazda Miata, offering slightly more space in the rear where you’ll find two smaller seats. As the Subaru BRZ rolls into a new year, all models get a Sport mode, while manual transmissions get a sharper throttle response. The BRZ is well-loved by everyday drivers and critics alike, earning a perfect 10/10 from Car and Driver, as well as a spot on their 10Best List this year. With an affordable MSRP and exciting daily drive, the BRZ makes the most sense for younger drivers looking for their first sports car. We’ll preview everything you need to know about the new Subaru sports car, from the Subaru BRZ horsepower to the technology. Visit Bob Moore Subaru to find your next BRZ for sale today.
Every BRZ features a 2.4-liter naturally aspirated flat-four engine under the hood, producing 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. Power is transmitted through a six-speed manual or an optional six-speed automatic transmission. While most Subarus come standard with AWD, the BRZ sends all its power to the rear wheels. In total, it weighs about 2,800-2,900 lbs, depending on your options, trim levels, and features. Critics have highlighted the BRZ’s handling, especially while cornering, alongside its standard limited-slip rear differential. Higher trim levels come with a more finely tuned suspension and Brembo brakes, making it an even smoother ride. It runs from 0 to 60 in about 5.5 seconds. The Subaru BRZ fuel efficiency rating is what you’d expect from a sports car, getting 21 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway. Test drive the new Subaru BRZ in Oklahoma City today!
The BRZ focuses on providing a finely honed cabin with no fat, but it manages to sneak two rear seats into its coupe frame. It helps make the BRZ more livable, whether you put passengers or cargo in the rear. The trunk also has an additional 6.3 cubic feet of cargo space. You can expect to find the BRZ available in the following three trim levels:
Every model comes standard with keyless access and push-button start. You’ll also find a wide range of technology integrated into the cabin. If you’re looking to maximize performance, only the tS will do with its sport-tuned suspension, beefier brakes, and 18-inch dark gray metallic wheels. It also adds niceties like Ultrasuede and leather-trimmed upholstery with blue contrast stitching. To learn more about the features of the BRZ, visit our Subaru dealer in OKC.
A 7.0-inch digital gauge cluster sits just behind the steering wheel, while an 8.0-inch infotainment display rests just to the right of it. Access to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and SiriusXM satellite radio all come standard. While the cabin seeks to eliminate dead weight, you’ll find plenty of driver assistance features like automated emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance. Models that come with an automatic transmission also come with standard adaptive cruise control. To learn more about Subaru’s driver assistance platform, Subaru EyeSight, visit Bob Moore Subaru Oklahoma City.
While we can sing the praises of the new BRZ all day, the only way to understand it is to drive one for yourself. Visit Bob Moore Subaru dealership in Oklahoma City to find your new Subaru BRZ for sale today.
