2013 Subaru BRZ ZC6 Manual MY13
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Proper driver's car, manual BRZ with rear-wheel drive and naturally aspirated boxer power
This is the BRZ in the form enthusiasts want, the original ZC6 coupe with a six-speed manual, rear-wheel drive and Subaru's naturally aspirated 2.0L boxer engine. Showing 114,902km, it delivers the simple lightweight sports-car formula that made the BRZ such a standout, with 147kW, a low centre of gravity and a limited-slip differential putting the focus firmly on the driving experience. Finished in Blue and complete with all books and two keys, this is an increasingly hard-to-find combination in a market full of automatics and heavier performance cars.
114,902km
All books and two keys
ZC6 MY13 Subaru BRZ
2.0L naturally aspirated boxer petrol
147kW and 205Nm
6-speed manual
Rear-wheel drive
Limited-slip differential
17-inch alloy wheels
Sports steering wheel
Dual-zone climate control
Cruise control
Keyless entry and push-button start
Bluetooth connectivity
Bi-Xenon headlights
LED daytime running lights
Seven airbags
5-star ANCAP safety rating
Blue exterior
The appeal here is the drivetrain, a naturally aspirated boxer engine up front, proper six-speed manual in the middle and drive going to the rear wheels through a limited-slip differential. It's the uncomplicated sports-car recipe that made the first-generation BRZ such a favourite with keen drivers.
If you've been looking for an original manual BRZ rather than an automatic, come take this one for a drive and see why these have built such a loyal following.