2020 BRZ Exterior

If you consider yourself a gearhead, even in the slightest degree, you'll be able to recognize the shape of the BRZ instantly. Knowing whether or not it's a Subaru is another story altogether, as the BRZ and Toyota 86 are easy to get mixed up. So, how do you know when it's a 2020 BRZ passing you on the track? Look out for the exclusive Cherry Blossom Red accent around the front grille and the unique rear bumper cover. The roof-mounted shark-fin antenna and BRZ badging are all finished in black. tS models get 18-inch wheels finished in matte-bronze and a low profile rear spoiler. Both the Limited and tS come with LED headlights and foglights, and you'll find heated body-colored wing mirrors on the BRZ Limited. So nothing fancy, you simply get what is needed to keep the rain off the windshield, the road ahead illuminated, and your rear end in check for pesky Miatas.

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Dimensions

Most people are stunned when they spot a BRZ or 86 in the wild; they're small cars, which makes complete sense when you consider their purpose. Total length comes in at a compact 166.7 inches, and the total width is a skinny 69.9 inches. The Subaru BRZ coupe stands 52 inches tall and has a ground clearance of 4.9 inches. Track in the front is 59.8 inches, growing to 60.6 inches in the rear, and the whole package rolls around on a stubby 101.2-inch wheelbase. One of the BRZ's major allies in providing an exhilarating driving experience that's so difficult to match, is its curb weight of only 2,798 pounds in base form, swelling to 2,833 lbs on the tS, and 2,840 lbs in auto form, which helps it brake later, accelerate faster, and corner harder. This is one of the basic building blocks of creating an effective and fun sports car.

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Exterior Colors

The ethos of the BRZ can be spotted everywhere you look: from its purposeful stance to the no-nonsense interior, and the exterior color options follow that same ethos of getting the job done while having fun. The Limited model is available in five basics such as Crystal Black Silica, Crystal White Pearl, and Ice Silver Metallic. We think that Magnetite Gray Metallic and WR Blue Pearl are the standout colors. The hardcore tS version is exclusively available in Ceramic White, which gives it some sleeper appeal. Hand us the checkbook, and the only real way to go is WR Blue: Ferrari's are red, Toyota Camrys are off-cream, and performance Subarus are blue. Enough Said.