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Originally Posted by Stephen W.
What? My BRZ comes with all that. Are you saying the most expensive 86 doesn’t?
From the Subaru website: https://www.subaru.ca/WebPage.aspx?W...ModelYear=2020
Infotainment System with Navigation
The standard infotainment system features a 7-inch, high-resolution touchscreen display, GPS navigation, and SiriusXM® Satellite Radio† with Advanced Audio Features, SiriusXM® Traffic† and Travel Link†. The system also features STARLINK® smartphone integration including Aha® radio and is Apple CarPlay™ and Android® Auto compatible. For even greater on-the-fly functionality, there’s also Bluetooth® mobile phone connectivity with voice recognition (in English and in French), dual USB port/iPod® control, auxiliary audio input, steering wheel-integrated controls and Bluetooth® streaming audio.
† Subscription required |
You can get that head unit plug and play for around $700 if those things are a requirement.
When I was shopping new twins the BRZ was around $2kaud more than a GTS 86.
As a head unit with features was low on my requirements the BRZ priced itself out.
https://www.caradvice.com.au/579970/...gt-comparison/
Mine is a 2017 Limited Edition 86.
https://www.caradvice.com.au/590401/...dition-review/
There was no way I could have got the deal I got buying my 86 with a new a BRZ.
I took Brembo's over a head unit with some added stuff, and paid alot less.
On topic: Brembo's for all models.