The Subaru BRZ is a small rear-wheel-drive sports car which was jointly developed between Toyota and Subaru. Variants are sold as the Scion FR-S in the US and the Toyota GT86 in other markets. The BRZ is a small coupe with seating for four passengers. Power is provided by a 2.0l horizontally opposed or boxer engine. All models are rear-wheel-drive for performance reasons, which makes the BRZ the only car without standard all-wheel-drive in Subaru's lineup. The closest competitive vehicle is the Nissan 370Z which is similar in size, but has a more powerful V6 engine and a significantly higher price tag.

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The BRZ is a new rear-wheel-drive sports car. Jointly developed with Toyota, Subaru named their version BRZ which stands for "Boxer engine Rear-wheel-drive Zenith". A 2.0l boxer engine rated at 200-bhp is mated to either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. The low-slung coupe styling has 2+2 seating for four passengers.