Hell no

Why would I...Since I've been waiting for this car more than 2 years. I know what I was getting myself into. I could've bough a lexus is250, but I didn't. Love this car cause it's straight in your face, ITS JUST A CAR :)

0 regrets here... the only regret I have is that life doesn't leave even more hours available to drive this awesome car.

If you consider the face that I can't store mine in a garage at night or that I have to drive it in the winter, or that I worry about other people parking next to me in my parking lot, then I do regret a little bit. I didn't car about any of that when I had my old car. But I love driving the BRZ! :wub:

This car is simply amazing.. No way did I regret buying an FRS. Get it!

Redo this poll next year. Still too soon, too many honeymooners.

Oh cool. I was #86 to say No :thumbup:

No buyers remorse so far. But yeah - I'm still in the honeymoon phase. I look forward to driving it, even to work, and I actually miss driving it on days off when I don't have somewhere to go! :D

I've already got 16K miles and NO.


But I knew exactly what to expect (and not expect) out of the car. The people who are disappointed are people who are expecting the car to be something it's not.

Anyone who regrets purchasing something like a car didn't do their research to see whether the car truly fit their needs. Seeing as this is the FR-S/BRZ/GT86 enthusiast forum I highly doubt you'll find anyone who regrets this purchase.

The car is great. But then my job relocated me to Oakland, and honestly my 1994 impreza w/281k miles sees more use than my BRZ does. Heck even my 1984 scooter serves it's purpose better than my BRZ. The BRZ isn't meant for a high crime/pot hole riddled city life. That said I'm trying to find more reasons to use it.

only money wise as im a student, but still no way in hell returning this baby. other wise heck no.

I have a tail light condensation, noisy HPFP, and a noisy rear deck (almost fixed), but I have no regret.

No regrets. Love the car. Most fun to drive since my '67 Austin Healey 3000 & handles
way better.