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 color ...

The 2026 Subaru WRX starts at $32,495 vs the BRZ's $35,860, despite having 271 hp, all-wheel-drive, and four doors.

Subaru revealed the revised BRZ in Japan, featuring similar changes to the ones introduced by the Toyota GR86 twin. Changes include a revised suspension and steering setup, a new Sport Mode for the ...

The Toyobaru Twins—Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86—have been shaking up the sports car scene since 2022. Affordable, fun, and built for driving enthusiasts, they’ve quickly earned a loyal following. At ...

The Subaru BRZ, despite slow sales, sees pricing increases across the lineup for the 2025 model year. The base BRZ Premium with a manual will now cost enthusiasts $32,265 — $950 more than last year ...

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 with ...

Since picking up his first set of MicroMachine toy cars as a toddler, Chris knew he had a passion for automobiles embedded in his soul. It wasn't until he started flipping through car magazines a ...

The 2025 Subaru BRZ looks virtually identical to the 2024 model it replaces, but it has undergone some changes and naturally, the price has also been jacked up by as much as $1,100. Are these changes ...

When the original Subaru BRZ debuted back in 2012, the car was lauded for its affordable price point and accessible performance. In a market dominated by crossovers and SUVs, it and its Toyota twin ...

The Japanese automaker will soon have the Uncharted, Solterra, Trailseeker, and Getaway in the model roster for the US lineup – but all of these cool names are for EVs, and they’re not selling well in ...

It's one thing to know that the grass is always greener on the other side, but it's another thing entirely to accept that others have access to things you don't. Sure, we've got access to all sorts of ...