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Originally Posted by TheRipler
As a Subaru owner, I find this 2nd pic disconcerting. Looks like the jaws of life were able to snip right through the b-pillar. This would imply that it doesn't have the same roll structure as every other new Subaru made in the last 10 years. That would be disappointing. Could just be part of the Toyota DNA, but it makes me want a roll hoop.
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Actually, according to
Subaru...
Ring-shaped Reinforcement Frames
The SUBARU BRZ offers intense control and just as intense protection. Its frame design strengthens the passenger cabin from the roof to the doors, pillars and floor. This design, bolstered by generous use of high-tensile steel, helps to dissipate impact energy away from the occupants in a collision.