What does brz mean?

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DiGriffin
07/28/25 10:01pm
brz is a noun referring to the new model of Subaru sports car. Introduction to Subaru BRZ: The Subaru BRZ was officially launched in 2015. The new car features a more sporty exterior design, equipped with 225/40ZR18 Michelin Pilot-Super-Sport series tires, reinforced chassis, and continues to be powered by a 2.0L naturally aspirated direct injection engine. Basic design of Subaru BRZ: The car adopts a horizontally opposed engine and front-engine rear-wheel drive layout. The suspension consists of front MacPherson independent suspension and rear double-wishbone suspension. It has a wheelbase of 2570mm, length of 4239mm, width of 1775mm, and height of 1285mm.
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AddysonMarie
08/12/25 2:35am
When it comes to the BRZ, the first thing that comes to my mind is Subaru's sports coupe. Its name is actually an acronym, standing for Boxer engine, Rear-wheel drive, and Zenith. The Boxer engine refers to Subaru's signature horizontally opposed layout, which lowers the center of gravity. Rear-wheel drive delivers pure driving dynamics without the understeer issues common in front-wheel-drive cars. Zenith means the peak or ultimate, symbolizing the car's performance goal—balancing fun and affordability. I've test-driven the BRZ a few times myself, and the precise feedback when cornering and the smooth acceleration are truly exhilarating, especially on city streets where it feels agile and fuel-efficient. However, it's worth noting that the BRZ was co-developed with the Toyota 86 on the same platform, sharing many parts, so maintenance isn't too expensive. The rear seats are cramped, though, making it unsuitable for long trips. If you're on a budget but still want a rear-wheel-drive sports car, the BRZ is a fantastic choice—it has great tuning potential, and many enthusiasts in the community love customizing it.
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