Every 2019 Subaru comes with standard all-wheel drive — almost. Subaru also makes one of the world’s great rear-wheel drive sports cars. It’s the 2019 Subaru BRZ, and it’s an absolute blast to drive.
Engineered in cooperation with Toyota and built in Japan, the BRZ is an affordable, lightweight four-seat coupe. We'd say it's Subaru’s only true sports car, although there’s a long list of WRX enthusiasts that would take offense to that idea. First introduced in 2012, the BRZ remains a virtual twin to the Toyota 86. The two cars share a chassis, engine, transmission, and suspension, and much of their styling and interiors. This year the BRZ gets a few small upgrades to better compete with its rivals, the Mazda MX-5 Miata, FIAT 124 Spider, and Nissan 370Z, all of which are two-seaters.