One of the best parts about the rollout of a new sports car is the accompanying parts and accessories catalog. Why? Because with everyone clamoring to get in the same new car as you, it allows you to stand out from the pack, and make the car yours. With the 2013 Subaru BRZ just hitting dealers in its homeland, a Japanese-language 2013 BRZ accessory catalog has just hit the web, giving us a preview of what we can expect when the BRZ hits our shores in April.
Some of the options this Japanese market catalog shows are actually standard on the BRZ we’ll be getting here in the states. Things like LED DRLs for the front fascia, navigation, a premium audio system, push button start, and red interior stitching will come standard on your 2013 BRZ, depending on whether you opt for the base BRZ Premium, or the BRZ Limited.
For the exterior, an assortment of graphics can be ordered. A checkered flag design can be had for the rocker panels, hood, and upper side body line as well as rear window. A pair of Subaru roof graphics are also available. Small decals for autocrossers and racers indicating tow points, battery location, rescue location, and the fuel-filler door are also in the catalogue. Carbon fiber (look) trim for the fuel door and rear bumper appliqué are also available from the catalogue.
Unlike the Tom’s, TRD, and Modelista parts for the Toyota 86 that we got a peak at last Friday, there doesn’t seem to be a vast assortment of performance-related mods available from Subaru for the 2013 BRZ. The STI-branded accessories section includes quasi-performance add-ons like three different shifter knobs, a unique “STI” push-button start, and what looks to be an STI-branded exhaust system. Carbon fiber body pieces including roof, spoiler, front splitter, and rear valance, are all available.
With all the excitement surrounding the car, it goes without saying there will probably be plenty of tricked-out BRZs at the 2012 SEMA show, showing accessories from dozens of aftermarket companies.
View the full PDF catalogue here: http://www.subaru.jp...log/Brz_Acc.pdf
This info and more can be found at: http://www.motortrend.com/
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