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Originally Posted by dnieves
Those BRZ sales are abysmal then again factor in Subaru only promotes their 4WD vehicles and aren't sold at every Toyota dealership all over the world. I bet if the BRZ were 4WD, remove Toyota's influence, and the sporty Subaru lineup received a 50 hp increase (to prevent performance overlap) then it'd be Subaru's new darling.
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It would still have poor sales because it would just be a WRX coupe at the end of the day. The styling would get wrecked by the big nose required by Subaru's symmetric AWD. It would likely cost more than the WRX sedan. It would be 200-300lbs heavier than current. Coupes just don't sell in appreciable numbers unless they have Mustang or Camaro written on the title.
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