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Description: It's no secret that Subaru will at some point in the near future launch a more powerful version of its highly acclaimed BRZ rear-wheel-drive sports coupe in the US, Japan and other global markets...
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You guys are comparing USA price to Japanese price. There base price is more than ours. We got lucky. Look at Australia's base then convert it to American money it's like 32K for the same car we get
Justin: so you are saying 31 is a bigger nummer than 25, by 7? Go back to first grade, without passing Go...
@Justin: Yes, I'm sure your brake cooling would be just as efficient, tested and nice looking as what Subaru would do.
Even if people are gonna change them, for a higher price they should atleast throw on the stock rims
@David, you sound stupid as hell. The price of this car is 31k, the base model is 25k so you say, your saving around 7k if you buy the base model and do the same stuff this car has. Plus making room for brake cooling isn't hard at all
So you're saying you can do all this for 9k less? Only spend $22,100, including radio removal, race seats, and roll cage? Especially because the car's base price is 25k?
I'm sorry but just buy the base model, cage it, swap rims, take whatever you want out of it, add whatever you want, boom you have a track car for tuning for about 9k less...this is pointless.
I guess no one on here replaces there factory wheels for lighter, wider, and performance oriented wheel/tire combo for racing and wish that the vehicle came from the factory with the cheapest possible setup just to get it out the door.
This whole car is meant for tuning. Why put alloys on it if they're supposed to be changed?
It says in the article, they assume the buyers will put their own wheel and rim combo themselves.
Description: Although it's for the Japanese market only, the newly revealed street-legal BRZ RA Racing is the first in-house developed performance street legal version of the car and it may just provide us wi...
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Wow!! Removable hooks! I don't know about you guys, but removable hooks is always the third thing I do, after I make dedicated ducts for breaking, and install oil coolers. I mean, that is truly amazing!!
Description: As you can tell by these official photos, wheel design was not much of a concern as it appears to come with stock tires and steel wheels. The assumption is that owners will equip it with their own whe...
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Adrian, in the US, I'd spent the extra five - six grand and buy a 3 series. That is how I know it. You are overpaying for your vehicles.
In Australia the brz is about 37k drive away but the bmw 3 series is about 60k drive away the world does not revolve around wat prices cars are in the US
When will people realise this is the converted price in japan. It has nuthin to do with the price in the US n wat other cars u can buy for this money in the US
I'm all for performance models, but at the price, at a little more I'd buy a base 3-series and call it a day.
No, the real reason they didn't add a $2-3k wheel package, is because do a total vehicle cost of $33-36 k, you are getting out of the people's price range who will buy this car
Shit through some Rp-f1s and call it a day 18x9s 2,000 bucks shipped
In Japan, RAYS and Volk wheels are much much more affordable. They're quality forged wheels, and we have to pay 2-4 times as much in the US :(
You can get a lot of really really good forged wheel combos with tires for $3500. $8500 is a little steep
you faggots i read the article i know why they are there im saying when motortrend or which ever auto establishment reviews the car i hope they put new wheels on it to help performance when reviewing it, shesh some people are just clueless
Well those tires lack performance so what ever company tests it out hopefully will make a wheel switch to something a little more off set, how about 17x 8 17 x 10?
I wish people would actually READ the articles before posting a comment instead of just looking at the pretty pictures and saying something stupid
@John did you even read the article? Subaru put stock steel wheels you can put any combination of wheels and tires.
