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86 vs BRZ
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I am new to the Forum and considering buying either a used BRZ or 86,auto. Going by car ads the 86 appears to be more popular than the Subaru. If this is correct, why ![]() Cheers Steven |
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Because it's a Toyota. I personally prefer Subaru better.
However, the BRZ tends to be cheaper than the 86. You can easily get the performance package for the price of a base 86 (roughly) And honestly, the 86 front bumper is garbage. Does not match the car at all.
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They're basically identical. With the Subaru you get more stuff for your money. The front looks very japanese and generic though. I prefer the 86 front.
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Initially when the BRZ/86 was released in first year of production Subaru made 1 BRZ for every 9 or 10 86's, this is why so many of them. Apart from the different look nose cone, there isn't much else that's different, at least not in Aust
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