Used Subaru BRZ for Sale near Clair, NB
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The Subaru BRZ is well-loved for its agile performance, engaging handling, and stylish design, making it a popular choice among sports car enthusiasts. Drivers particularly enjoy the fun driving experience and responsive steering. However, some owners wish for a more powerful engine and improved comfort features. Despite these minor drawbacks, many find it to be an excellent value, especially for those looking for a sporty and fun car.
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The Subaru BRZ is well-loved for its agile performance, engaging handling, and stylish design, making it a popular choice among sports car enthusiasts. Drivers particularly enjoy the fun driving experience and responsive steering. However, some owners wish for a more powerful engine and improved comfort features. Despite these minor drawbacks, many find it to be an excellent value, especially for those looking for a sporty and fun car.
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Michael L
Reviewed a 2015 Subaru Limited RWD on May 14, 2026
It’s a true driver’s car! The car handles like a champion and feels and sounds everything like a sports car!
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2022 Subaru BRZ on Oct 21, 2025
The car's features: The infotainment is slow, and the audio quality is terrible. Loud enough or just enjoyable enough for a regular commute. It offers an amazing 6-speed manual, easy to clutch in and out. However getting from first to second gear are a bit difficult, and you have to hold the clutch a little bit longer before shifting to prevent shaking. This car is so fun to drive. I love how direct the steering is and how it feels, also doesn't have to be too heavy in parking lots. It also rides surprisingly well for what it is. This car is definitely a good value, literally the cheapest RWD car i could find brand new at the time of purchase with amazing lease deal. I couldn't even afford a Honda Civic Si, or a Hyundai Veloster N. This car is just missing practicality, honestly if rear seats have more foot room (not knee room), and a tiny bit higher ride height, maybe 5.3 inches of ground clearance instead of 5.1? It can survive better with a lot of uneven pavement I see here in Vancouver. It's just missing that bit of practicality where I might want to switch to a different vehicle and wished I had the Honda Civic SI. Also the fuel economy is really bad considering it's still a 4 cylinder engine, and requiring a recommended 93 octane with high insurance makes it difficult to own. I would not compare it to any other car except maybe the Mazda Miata, or Hyundai Veloster N. Those are very different cars due to no one making any sports cars anymore.
Mason S
Reviewed a 2014 Subaru Limited RWD on Aug 12, 2025
The brz limited manual is exactly the way I’d go if I could. Not immense power but one it’s still gonna be faster than the average car and two you can always put a turbo in it or something to boost it. Other than that handling and everything else is just superb. Also can’t complain about the interior.
ROBERT L
Reviewed a 2025 Subaru BRZ on Apr 13, 2025
For RWD sporty car you can't go wrong with this car, it's hard to beat the price, in the low 30k range out the door, it's still got a REAL hand brake, and very fun to drive
Subaru BRZ Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Series.Yellow RWD | $39,360 |
| tS RWD | $38,360 |
| Limited RWD | $35,860 |
| RWD | -- |
| Sport-tech RWD | -- |
| Kaminari Edition RWD | -- |
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