Subaru BRZ

The Subaru BRZ is a 2+2 sports car designed jointly by Toyota and Subaru and manufactured at Subarus Gunma plant. The BRZ has drawn praise from many due to its weight balance, front-engine rear wheel-drive configuration and low center of gravity. Many have since received numerous modifications for the street scene. BRZ allegedly stands for "Boxer Rear-wheel drive Zenith". This casting has its design derived from the Pandem Subaru BRZ originally introduced in 2019, but features numerous modifications to allow it to be used on the track; these modifications were overseen by Phil Riehlman. Most notably, the casting features a raised bash bar up front as opposed to a lowered bumper, as well as a metal wing as opposed to a separate plastic wing. Other changes include a raised rear bumper and diffuser. The base of the casting reads Subaru BRZ Pandom; this was later corrected to Subaru BRZ Pandem.