The Making of the 2022 Subaru BRZ
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Toyota didn’t do a whole lot this time around anyways
Neither of them really mention each other in this kind of content.
They will come
They will come
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They already did. The GR86’s hype videos are based off of its “heritage” where the BRZ is more on its racing pedigree with STi
I want more. lol. There's not enough hype for the GR86 lol.
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That’s enough. Lmao. It’s been getting a lot of time. BRZ needs that hype since people already bash the front end all the time.
I'm sure someone out there likes the front end of the BRZ. lol .
I do, looks like a baby Porsche
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That’s how I look reading some comments in the forum. 🤣
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For the record I always thought the BRZ looked nice. I just think it was funny watching some people say the 86 is a “better performing” car based off of name and front bumper.
Both are good, The BRZ with the STi lip looks real good. I just like the 86 design better. Yeah I don't know how the 86 design is "better performing" lol.
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I get people are excited but yeah some of the claims are ridiculous. Considering the car is mostly a Subie anyways and at the the end of it’s lifecycle it will eventually get what the BRZ has now, you can kind of say the BRZ is “better” from an actual performance perspective in a way.
everything until then is just preference
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I watched that yesterday. Great video, well made.
I had an 86 originally and considering I have had 32 cars and 5 motorcycles in my 44 years of having a license, the 86 I actually kept for 3 1/2 years which I am sure you can do the math and see that is twice the time of the next car behind it in terms of how long I kept it. I went BRZ this time around initially because Toyota couldn't get their act together and even release Australian pricing. I would have bought a 2nd 86 at the time, but it was essentially the same car, so I experimented with a MX5 and Mustang, but they are crap in comparison to the 86/BRZ. I care more about handling than straight line speed and I want to be able to have more than just my lunch in the boot.
From what I have seen/heard/read I think I will be happier with the BRZ anyway with the way the handling varies (suspension set up) and I don't care about the front grill.. I can't see it while I am driving anyway.
I had an 86 originally and considering I have had 32 cars and 5 motorcycles in my 44 years of having a license, the 86 I actually kept for 3 1/2 years which I am sure you can do the math and see that is twice the time of the next car behind it in terms of how long I kept it. I went BRZ this time around initially because Toyota couldn't get their act together and even release Australian pricing. I would have bought a 2nd 86 at the time, but it was essentially the same car, so I experimented with a MX5 and Mustang, but they are crap in comparison to the 86/BRZ. I care more about handling than straight line speed and I want to be able to have more than just my lunch in the boot.
From what I have seen/heard/read I think I will be happier with the BRZ anyway with the way the handling varies (suspension set up) and I don't care about the front grill.. I can't see it while I am driving anyway.
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