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As we anticipated when we first saw the "ts" designation on the BRZ's teaser photos from the official Subaru STI site, the new version of the rear-wheel drive sports coupe will not come with extra punch from its boxer engine. Subaru displayed a concept-badged, but in reality, production ready version of the new BRZ ts by STI at the 86 festival at Fuji Speedway this week.
While the horsepower figure remains at 200, there are some worthy additions to the tS variant of the BRZ. For starters, there will be two versions of it, one of which will simply be called simply “tS,” while the other the “ts GT Pack” and it adds all of the extra bits bolted onto the exterior of the car – the white car they unveiled featured the GT Pack…
The regular BRZ tS does without the pack's nice-looking Recaro front seats and black rims, but the special badging and updated fog lamp surrounds remain, as do the suspension mods.
Finally, according to 7Tune.com, a BRZ fitted with the GT Pack, featuring the standard six-speed manual, will cost the equivalent of $41,500 in Japan, but keep in mind that it may very well be a JDM-only model.
who cares . its a JDM model and will never come to north america
if we know anything about car history it is that any version in japan is better than the version we get over here.. so if that is shit.. imagine how much worse our version will be!
If you want a FRS/BRZ with power, you bought the wrong car.
There not made to be fast in a straight line, go auto-x the car and forget all about the non-turbo stuff.
If you want a FRS/BRZ with power, you bought the wrong car.
There not made to be fast in a straight line, go auto-x the car and forget all about the non-turbo stuff.
If you want power then go buy an STI.
then just name this Track Edition or something and leave the STI badge out
most associate the STI name with turbos (and AWD but I dont expect them to change the drivetrain to a production model car...unless they wanna be awesome a la VW R32)
this was a really good idea, essentially a blank canvas
the new boxer handles power much nicer than the old 2.5 engine so it is already a nice platform.. i do agree, they should not release an STI version that isnt turbo.. was kinda the whole point of "STI"
The biggest problem I have with the appearance package for this STI is that the spoiler looks like someone went to the equivalent of Wal-Mart in Japan and bought a cheap wing for the trunk. That style just doesn't look good on this thing.
But yes, that barebone base model would be an awesome thing to get. I'm all for non-powered everything when it comes to buying a car I want to track on a race course.
The barebone model is the Toyota not Subaru. Subaru still has shortages.
Besides even if the barebone model comes, chances are it will only come to the US, since Canadian dealers like Richmond Subaru etc just love to pile on the extras to pay for their crappy sales staff.
Case in point, Subaru has some barebones Legacy Outback etc, they are never available in Canada.
I went up to a cute chick and asked her if she'd let me take a photo of her for $30 she slapped me, she said to me that "I AIN'T A WHORE!"
But other than that I have seen every car on display in DTP just by cruising about in Richmond, thank you very much for collecting them together and get someone to sing a cover for "fuck you".
OH FUCK YOU OH OH OOOOH~
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wtf man? what the hell kind of women do you go for? spca is for animals not dates...
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