2022 Subaru BRZ vs 2022 Toyota GR86

June 18 2022,

2022 Subaru BRZ vs 2022 Toyota GR86

The latest BRZ model's comparison with the Toyota GR86 is getting people excited. Today, we’ll be comparing these two amazing cars to understand their attributes, performance, and power. Read on to get a clear idea of which one to buy.

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Engine


The 2022 Subaru BRZ comes with a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine with 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft torque at 3,700 rpm. It also has a six-speed manual transmission or an optional automatic transmission with paddle shifters. The car's fuel economy is rated at 9.35 km/L within the city, 12.75 km/L on the highway, and 11.05 km/L combined.

The 2022 Toyota GR86 comes with a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine and produces 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft torque at 3,700 rpm. The car's fuel economy is rated at 8.92 km/L within the city, 13.17 km/L on the highway, and 10.62 km/L combined, which makes it great for long-distance travel and everyday commuting needs as well.


Infotainment System


The infotainment system in the Subaru BRZ is much more advanced than that of the Toyota GR86. The BRZ has a large touchscreen display with an easy-to-use interface. The GR86's interface is difficult to use. The BRZ has many more features, including Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, and voice recognition capabilities. The BRZ also has a USB port for connecting your phone to play music or charge your phone if needed. The GR86 doesn’t have any available options on its infotainment system.


Comfort Features


The Subaru BRZ includes a standard backup camera to help you see what's behind your car when parking. The Toyota GR86 doesn't include any rearview cameras in its base trim but does offer them as part of a premium package that adds heated front seats and leather upholstery.

Both cars offer optional heated front seats, though the Subaru BRZ's heated seats are only available on higher-trim models, while the Toyota GR86 offers heated seats on all trims except for the base model. Both cars have standard keyless entry systems that let you open your doors without reaching for your keys.


Safety Features


The BRZ and GR86 have been compared a lot since they're both sporty, compact coupes that can run with the big dogs when it comes to performance. The BRZ is known for its affordability, while the GR86 offers an abundance of high-tech features.

So what are some of these safety features? We've got you covered!

The BRZ comes with Active Torque Vectoring (ATV) to help with cornering and stability, including a limited-slip differential to help with traction on wet surfaces. Its EyeSight system includes active cruise control, lane keep assist, and pre-collision braking assistance. It also has a standard rearview camera!

The GR86 has similar features (with a few exceptions), including an adaptive damper system that helps reduce body roll during hard turns (which can affect handling). It also has wide-view parking sensors and reverse auto-braking technology, standard in the base model. 


Conclusion


The BRZ and GR86 are great sports cars. The BRZ is faster from a standing start and more entertaining to drive. The GR86, however, is more comfortable and suited as a long-distance tourer. You'll have to decide which matters most to you when picking one.


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