The electric blue paint job is undeniably eye-catching.Īside from all the great standard features, the Subaru BRZ is also fantastic to drive. The latter option is definitely not for those who do not want extra attention. Step it up one more notch to the limited edition HyperBlue model and it adds the bright blue exterior paint, blue stitching and accents throughout the cabin, frameless rearview mirror and some slight body styling changes. It’s still an excellent drive at a price you can’t beat.īesides the 6.2-inch infotainment system, the 2016 BRZ also comes standard with the following: Subaru’s Starlink infotainment system, review camera, voice controls, navigation system, smartphone app integration (which includes everything from Pandora to news, weather and calendar features), a fold-down rear seat back, keyless entry, and of course, Bluetooth, aux cord and a USB port for the base Premium trim.įor the second trim level, Limited, the BRZ adds rear spoiler, keyless entry, simulated suede and leather upholstery as well as an upgraded interior trim. While Subaru has kept the BRZ’s build relatively untouched, the 2016 model now comes in a limited edition striking electric blue color and has an updated “infotainment system” that now comes standard. Miami Community Events | Photo Gallery | Miami Community News.Latin Builders Association Community News.Hosts | Miami Community Podcast | Miami Community News.Political Podcasts | Miami Community Podcast | Miami Community News.Miami Community Newspaper Sponsored Content.

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