Subaru Announces Pricing for 2013 BRZ

Time for some more exciting news from the New York International Auto Show! During Subaru's press conference this morning at the New York International Auto Show, they announced that pricing for 2013 BRZ will start at $25,495.


Subaru of America, Inc. today announced pricing for its much- heralded 2013 BRZ. Starting at $25,495 for the Premium model with a six-speed manual transmission. The six-speed automatic version starts at $26, 595. Premium models come standard with touch-screen GPS Navigation, Bluetooth® connectivity and HID headlamps.  


Above the well- appointed Premium model, Limited models add Alcantara seat inserts with leather bolsters, heated seats and mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control system, fog lights, Keyless Access & Start and body-color decklid spoiler. Limited models come equipped with leather seats and start at $27,495 when equipped with a six-speed manual transmission and $28,595 for automatic versions.

The Subaru BRZ arrives at Tacoma Subaru & Bruce Titus Eastside Subaru in Kirkland, WA this spring after receiving strong media praise for its handling and fun-to-drive persona. The 2.0 liter naturally aspirated BRZ delivers pinpoint handling precision and an unmatched driving experience for sports car enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Subaru developed the BRZ with three fundamentals of sports car design: low vehicle weight, an ultra-low center of gravity and precision steering. Utilizing Subaru’s naturally aspirated 200 horsepower horizontally opposed (Boxer) engine design, BRZ is a sports car that does not sacrifice everyday comfort and practicality.

Prices are MSRP before $750 destination charge.
Location: Seattle, WA, USA

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