To many of us, the Toyota GT 86 Coupe is one of the most highly anticipated cars, this year at least. The sweet-looking coupe gave the AE 86 a new lease of life and should be in the bucket list of many around the world.
As you would have known, Subaru is also producing its version of the GT 86, called the BRZ which made its first public appearance at the Tokyo Motor Show. Just like the Toyota version, it is motivated by a four-cylinder 2.0 liter engine with 197 hp and 205 Nm of torque. There are subtle differences here and there, including different front bumpers.
At the same time, Subaru also revealed the Super GT Subaru BRZ race car which will compete in the GT300 class of the 2012 Super GT Series :) So which version you prefer? Toyota’s or Subaru’s?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on the design, with some comparing the Subaru BRZ to the Toyota GT86, noting their similar appearance and shared development. Enthusiasts appreciate the pure NA engine, expressing disappointment that Subaru didn't opt for a turbocharged version. Some comments mention the look resembling models from Peugeot, Nissan, and Lexus, and there's a debate over which version is better or more desirable based on looks and performance. A few comments discuss potential differences like AWD and the car's fun factor, but the majority are drawn to the aesthetic similarities and overall appeal. Brand loyalty and perceptions of originality are also touched upon, with some hoping for more distinct identity for Subaru. The sentiment is a mix of excitement, preference, and skepticism over originality.