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Is the Subaru BRZ a Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle?

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GrahamLee

07/24/25 3:25am

According to the official introduction from Subaru, the Subaru BRZ adopts a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive system, so it is not a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Generally speaking, due to the higher cost of four-wheel-drive systems, they are usually equipped on off-road vehicles or high-performance cars. Compared to two-wheel-drive systems, vehicles equipped with four-wheel-drive systems are more stable during high-speed driving and have better off-road capabilities in complex road conditions, improving the stability of the vehicle to a certain extent. Below is a brief introduction to the Subaru BRZ: 1. The Subaru BRZ is a hardtop sports car produced by Subaru. The Subaru BRZ is equipped with a naturally aspirated engine with a displacement of 2.0 liters, coded FA20, and the transmission options include a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed automatic. 2. The new BRZ is the result of a collaboration between Subaru and Toyota, serving as the sister car to the Toyota 86 (Note: the North American version is called Scion-FR-S, the European version is GT86, and the Japanese version is called 86). The car features a horizontally opposed engine and a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The suspension setup includes a front MacPherson strut independent suspension and a rear double-wishbone suspension. The wheelbase reaches 2570mm, with a vehicle length of 4239mm, width of 1775mm, and height of 1285mm.

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RachelFitz

08/10/25 10:57pm

The Subaru BRZ is not a four-wheel-drive vehicle; it features a rear-wheel-drive system. As a driving enthusiast, I've taken the BRZ to the track several times, and its precise steering feel is truly amazing—all thanks to the rear-wheel-drive layout, which lets you directly sense every dynamic movement of the car. While most Subaru models, like the Forester, emphasize all-wheel drive, the BRZ was developed in collaboration with the Toyota 86 and positioned as a pure sports car. Rear-wheel drive makes the car lighter, more agile, and more cost-effective. On winding roads, you can even pull off effortless drifts, something hard to achieve with all-wheel drive. However, be cautious when driving in rain or snow, as rear-wheel drive is prone to slipping. It's advisable to switch to winter tires in cold seasons. Overall, the BRZ opts for rear-wheel drive to deliver pure driving pleasure. If you prioritize handling, it's a great choice, but don’t expect it to be rock-solid in harsh road conditions.

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