All-New 2022 Subaru BRZ Makes Global Debut

[Kona61]

Originally Posted by KyleV

I think someone else mentioned that a rough translation of the video seems to state that the ASC can be turned off by a dealer (or anyone with an up to date Subaru/Toyota scan tool I would assume). So similar to VAG cars I think

That could be kind of neat. My old MK7 golf had a ton of features you can switch by coding it (that's the term in Germany land for BMWs and VAG cars at least). Would be interesting to see what else you can change.

[drift86]

On the GR Yaris, you can turn off the ASC via the Carista OBD dongle and app. But that's a Toyota and this is a Subaru so it may not work the same way.

[Jianlun]

Very nice clean run (and thus probably very fast).

[OkieSnuffBox]

Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo

Oh man that blows. Surely the tranny has a neutral switch.

You park the car with just the emergency brake holding it in place?

[Stonehorsw]

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

You park the car with just the emergency brake holding it in place?

I do in flat areas (basically, whole Michigan)

[Yoshoobaroo]

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw

I do in flat areas (basically, whole Michigan)

Yea same, aways have, even when I lived in PA. if I park on a hill (not here in FL lol) I park it nose down with the front tire turned into the curb. I've never left my car parked in gear since I started driving in 2006.

[OkieSnuffBox]

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw

I do in flat areas (basically, whole Michigan)

I live in Oklahoma, want to talk about flat?

Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo

Yea same, aways have, even when I lived in PA. if I park on a hill (not here in FL lol) I park it nose down with the front tire turned into the curb. I've never left my car parked in gear since I started driving in 2006.

Really? I park my car, in gear, with the emergency brake on, with the doors locked, in my garage.

It's amazing how many RING posts I see of people that complain about things being stolen out of their car because they were too lazy to lock the doors while they park outside of their garage.

I know it's not the best analogy, but I'm always baffled why people don't take the simplest measures to prevent something crappy from happening to them.

Sorry I'm rambling a bit, I've just read so much idiotic stuff on forums and social media, I'm starting to think there should be a nuclear war.

[Stonehorsw]

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

I live in Oklahoma, want to talk about flat?



Really? I park my car, in gear, with the emergency brake on, with the doors locked, in my garage.

It's amazing how many RING posts I see of people that complain about things being stolen out of their car because they were too lazy to lock the doors while they park outside of their garage.

I know it's not the best analogy, but I'm always baffled why people don't take the simplest measures to prevent something crappy from happening to them.

Sorry I'm rambling a bit, I've just read so much idiotic stuff on forums and social media, I'm starting to think there should be a nuclear war.

What I learnt back in the day was that in-gear may cause damage if someone hits your bumper in a parking space, not sure if it is still true.

Regarding theft prevention, I agree, locking doors is a must. I see people leaving the keys inside the vehicle, which is downright stupid.

[Dzmitry]

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw

What I learnt back in the day was that in-gear may cause damage if someone hits your bumper in a parking space, not sure if it is still true.

Regarding theft prevention, I agree, locking doors is a must. I see people leaving the keys inside the vehicle, which is downright stupid.

I park with just my emergency brake as well. With my older cars, I often left it in gear. With this car, since it's my first new car that I purchased, it doesn't bother me and it has become a habit. I'd be more concerned after some time as the car aged and the E-brake got weaker. But I've learned to pull it back comfortably and not stretch the hell out of the cable.

[Kona61]

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw

What I learnt back in the day was that in-gear may cause damage if someone hits your bumper in a parking space, not sure if it is still true.

Regarding theft prevention, I agree, locking doors is a must. I see people leaving the keys inside the vehicle, which is downright stupid.

I don't think it's true. Nothing is going to collide in the motor or trans. Can't see why it would be an issue.

Now, getting hit in an auto car with the parking pawl engaged isn't good.

[Stonehorsw]

Originally Posted by Kona61

I don't think it's true. Nothing is going to collide in the motor or trans. Can't see why it would be an issue.

Now, getting hit in an auto car with the parking pawl engaged isn't good.

That’s what I said, I didn’t mean some pedestrian touching the car…

[OkieSnuffBox]

Originally Posted by Stonehorsw

What I learnt back in the day was that in-gear may cause damage if someone hits your bumper in a parking space, not sure if it is still true.

Regarding theft prevention, I agree, locking doors is a must. I see people leaving the keys inside the vehicle, which is downright stupid.

Learnt? lol

I have never heard of this being an issue to concern someone. I'm not being hyperbolic, I've literally never heard of this.

[Stonehorsw]

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

Learnt? lol

I have never heard of this being an issue to concern someone. I'm not being hyperbolic, I've literally never heard of this.

‘Learned’ and ‘learnt’ are both used as the past participle and past tense forms of the verb ‘to learn’. Both versions of the word are actually correct and widely used in the English-speaking world, but there is one small difference between the two words. ‘Learned’ is the preferred way of spelling in the US and Canada, while ‘learnt’ is favoured in British English. The important thing to remember when studying English at EC English is that while both versions are correct, you should always try to use the same spelling consistently throughout a piece of writing, no matter which one you choose.

[mazeroni]

"Premium" Automatic...

Softer, more vague, and better long distance GT.