September 8, 201214 yr my brother ordered the top of the range white one two months ago, 18 month wait though hahait will more than likely drop to more then half that time as people pull out due to impulse buys.some of the conversions already being done is very impressive and there will be thousands of aftermarket parts for these.
September 9, 201214 yr Why isn't people interested Subaru version of the same car? I wonder how long of wait they are?
September 9, 201214 yr Motor or wheels did back to backs in the 86 and BRZ in the edition on the shelves at the moment.. It's an interesting read.. Apparently there are differences in the suspension setup..
September 9, 201214 yr BRZ falls smack in the middle of the Toyota's two models atdriveaway prices..However..I believe they said the BRZ comes with free servicing where as Toyota comes with capped price servicing..Do the math on what that's worth.
September 10, 201214 yr POS though really. I started with an AE86. I'm not interested in a FT86 or BRZ. I would be interested if they built a 4-door hatch with RWD and the 3.5L V6 from the IS350.
September 15, 201214 yr I read that when Toyota and Subaru did the deal and that Subaru would manufacture both models - BRZ and 86 - that the deal was that Toyota would buy 90% of production. Bad idea Toyota sold out of Australian stock within a few months and Subaru within 2 hours I'd probably be going for the Subaru for resale value (rarer) and they are going to continue supplying the car with a full size spare (unlike Toyota).Here's another review for your enjoyment
September 15, 201214 yr Drove one yesty. Cabins too small for me. Handlings good not great. Just a manual rwd hatch imo and nterior is like a touched up 'rolla. Would rather a S15 all day everyday
September 15, 201214 yr I won't even bother looking at one till Subaru release an STI version if they do
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