Subaru adds 2+2

Subaru BRZ action
Subaru BRZ, rear
Subaru BRZ, rear
Subaru BRZ
Subaru XV, dashboard
Subaru XV, orange, side
Subaru XV, orange, rear
Subaru XV, orange, front, action
Subaru XV, orange, front
Subaru XV, orange, boot

SUBARU has always been recognised for offering motors with superb performance, especially the Impreza range, now badged as the WRX STI.

Now Subaru has introduced an out-and-out 2+2 sports car, the BRZ, which as well as looking the part offers sporting performance.

It is powered by the 2.0-litre 200bhp Boxer engine and delivers a thoroughbred driving experience, thanks to its light weight, low centre of gravity, superb rear-wheel-drive chassis balance, and high-revving engine.

With on-the-road prices at £24,995 to £27,995, it will also offers good value for money.

The Subaru BRZ comes with a choice of two model variants: 2.0i SE, and 2.0i SE Lux with a choice of a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic with paddle shift operation. A more basic S model is anticipated for launch in 2013.

Top speed is around 130mph and it produces 190g/km of CO2.

Both the SE and SE Lux will come equipped with 17-inch alloy wheels, a sophisticated torque-sensing limited slip differential and fully automatic air conditioning with dual-zone.

But it's not just performance motors that Subaru excels in. If you need a smart, practical estate have a look at the Subaru Legacy or its sister model the Outback which is better equipped for some off-road driving.

The Tourer range starts from £29,075 and up to £31,370 and the Outback from £28,875 to £32,370.

Subaru's offering in the compact 4x4 crossover sector is the XV 4x4 which starts at £21,395 for the 1.6i and up to £29,995 for the top range 2.0 SE Lux Premium five-door.

 

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