Pictures of BRZ from Stevens Creek Subaru

[TOMIMOTO]

Originally Posted by MRZ415

This will probably come as an ODDball question to those who sat in the car,
but how does the lil seatbelt holder/snaps on the side of the seat HOLD UP?
From the picture they look like they will snap right off or peal off the seat...
(( If only I did not have work that day I would of driven to stevens creek subaru,
heck I pre-order my premium DGM BRZ there _ - _ ))

and ohh yeah about the side vents , I figure in a month or two you can ebay
colormatch "86" side pannels from Scion FRS or GT86s ... unless you went with
WRB ... which might cause some issues ... but for DGM people like myself it'll be a shoe in.

It was ripped off in the BRZ I got to play in. Its very flimsy feeling. It can pop off with a swift tug.

[bryan]

Originally Posted by MRZ415

This will probably come as an ODDball question to those who sat in the car,
but how does the lil seatbelt holder/snaps on the side of the seat HOLD UP?
From the picture they look like they will snap right off or peal off the seat...
(( If only I did not have work that day I would of driven to stevens creek subaru,
heck I pre-order my premium DGM BRZ there _ - _ ))

and ohh yeah about the side vents , I figure in a month or two you can ebay
colormatch "86" side pannels from Scion FRS or GT86s ... unless you went with
WRB ... which might cause some issues ... but for DGM people like myself it'll be a shoe in.

The seatbelt guide does sound flimsy from what others on the forum have experienced - it being ripped out and such at auto shows. When I sat in the car and saw the seatbelt guide, I noticed it had an extra layering of nylon underneath the fabric, probably to offset the wear. So the seatbelt guide has two layers, which is still better than one. I think the weak point of the seatbelt guide are the buttons that hold it in place. I can see problems with those with repeated use.

However, you don't have to use it. The seatbelt won't touch the guide when buckled in, therefore, it won't cause abrasion to the top of the seatbelt guide.

I hope this helps.

Oh and just so you know, Steven's Creek has a nasty premium (extra cost, not trim level) for their last two BRZs. Something like 3 or 4 grand. You can still pre-order but expect to pay quite a bit more.

[Capt Canuck]

^Good heads up. Pop out to Livermore Subaru then :-)
One of the fellas on here got their BRZ from there at MRSP.

[LivingLegend]

Originally Posted by csaba

no the TC has small around ones

Where were these vents located cuz I don't remember them when I had my tC.

[denkigrve]

Originally Posted by JIMs|a|MILLION

Is silver growing on anyone else? I'm starting to like the colour shows off the lines of the car so well. Hmmmm

When I saw this car at SC Subaru the silver definitely felt nice. If I can't get white I want silver.

[MRZ415]

Originally Posted by bryan

Oh and just so you know, Steven's Creek has a nasty premium (extra cost, not trim level) for their last two BRZs. Something like 3 or 4 grand. You can still pre-order but expect to pay quite a bit more.

Gonna happen sooner or laters , out of 35 spots
and if your late to the party you just gotta wait it out ..
I did not go there till 3/27 and I was at the 24th spot.

[Kiteless]

Nice pics. I went down there and sat in this exact car last weekend. I have a deposit for an FRS a few miles down the road at Stevens Creek Toyota/Scion. It was nice to finally sit in the car and get a feel for it. Also if anyone is interested I am trying to start up an "86" owners club in the Bay Area. The link to it is in my facebook page. Mainly just want to organize meets once every 8 to 12 weeks after the car's are out. Looking for BRZ, FR-S and original 86 owners.