#SubaruBrz

The affordable sports car will once again feature rear-wheel drive, a manual transmission—and a Toyota sibling.

Subaru gives us our first look at the new sports car, which will once again share its platform with a Toyota.

Want to spin some wrenches, get a little grease under those fingernails? If so, here are 10 of the best new vehicles to modify.

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As I gently nudged the BRZ’s accelerator pedal, its back end loosened up, just enough to send us sideways through the corner, the desired result.

Chevy guys will know that if you’re talking classic wagons, you’re talking Nomads. And if you’re talking Nomads, the only one worth a damn (one damn being the equivalent of several hundred thousand dollars, in this case) is the two-door variety. Why? Because it’s rare.

Toyota and Subaru are working on new versions of the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ sportscars, according to a new report.

Four years after a spec-racing series was launched in its honor in Europe, the Toyota 86 Cup Car is ready to make its competitive debut on this side of the Atlantic.

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Who says you need a TON of horsepower to have fun? Right, most people… But guess what? THEY’RE WRONG!!!

The Subaru BRZ and Ford Mustang are both stylish and sporty coupes but is one of these models a better choice for enthusiasts than the other? You decide!

Subaru is giving the black sheep of its lineup a refresh: The BRZ gets more performance, a better interior, and feels more refined.

Stunt driver Alastair Moffat has set a new record for the “tightest 360-degree spin” in a car. 

Enthusiasts wanted an affordable rear-wheel drive sports car, so Toyota delivered the Scion FR-S. It seems like the Japanese automaker is listening to its fans again for the mid-cycle refresh of its tail-happy coupe and will inject it with more performance.

Not only is Subaru synonymous with reliable, safe, efficient transportation but also with performance thanks to its turbocharged boxer engines and standard all-wheel drive. This Japanese automaker is emphasizing its STI division here at the 2015 New York Auto Show.