According to Motor Trend's newly appointed editor-in-chief Ed Loh who spoke to Subaru representatives during the first media drive of the 2013 BRZ in Japan, the rear wheel drive sports coupe will be available in the States in two flavors, the Premium and the Limited, and similar pricing to the Impreza WRX. Subaru's people told Loh that they estimate the base BRZ Premium to start in the States from around US$24,000 (€17,900), and the better equipped BRZ Limited from approximately US$27,000 (€20,150).
To get an idea of what these prices mean, the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro has an MSRP of US$23,200 (€17,300) with a 323HP V6, and US$32,750 (€24,450) with the 426HP V8. The Nissan 370Z that's fitted with a 332HP V6 starts from US$31,450 (€23,480).
The current 2012 Mazda MX-5 Miata with a 167HP 2.0L engine stickers for US$23,190 (€17,300) while the 2011 RX-8 with a 232HP rotary unit for US$26,795 (€20,000).
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The Subaru BRZ has finally been unveiled today in Tokyo, and we have the first live images. Some of our fan on Facebook said that the BRZ TSI concept seems much better than the production version shown in Tokyo. However, we must remember that the Subaru BRZ presented today is the regular model, not the STI version.
2013 Subaru BRZ The production version of the Subaru STI BRZ will probably have more bells and whistles seen on the concept. That said, virtually all the information available on the Subaru BRZ. We expected to announce today the Subaru BRZ data related to performance (0-62 mph acceleration and top speed) 2013 Subaru BRZ.
