2013 Subaru BRZ Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Best handling new car at sub $30k price point with a hard top and 4 seats. Expected reliability is good and cost of maintenance is low considering Subaru/Toyota parts. Drives very well on back roads and race tracks yet handles bumps and rough roads surprisingly well. Steering feel and feedback is top notch given the combination of very low center of gravity and light weight. Front seats are comfortable and provide good support especially on the sides. Visibility and seating position are both excellent. Steering wheel has telescoping adjustment and seats are low. Larger/heavier adults may find it hard to enter/exit. Power is lacking when passing on highways but plenty for city driving and accelerating out of turns. Rear seats are small and headroom low and legroom very small but still usable by petite adults and small children. I am able to fit 2 to 4 year olds in Recaro ProSport child seats.

Makes an old guy feel young again! I was most impressed with incredible highway fuel mileage. I averaged over 40 mpg on a 500 mile trip. Goes like stink when you want it to, gives Prius mileage when you want it to.

Good features. Very solid construction. Feels high quality. Definitely drives like a little racecar

Drive this car long distance. Every mile is fun with its entertainment system and superior handling. Turbo it to make it even more of a Subaru like life. The car gets great economy and can be a fun family day car as well.