Subaru is bringing an exciting new limited edition of its popular BRZ sports car to Australia. Called the BRZ tS Kiiro, this special version is very rare, with only 95 units allocated for the country from the global production.
This limited edition builds on the top-of-the-line tS model and adds some eye-catching design touches that make it stand out from the rest of the BRZ range.
Unique Styling and Features
The most obvious change is the bright Sunrise Yellow paint, which is exclusive to this Kiiro edition. “Kiiro” actually means yellow in Japanese, highlighting the car’s standout color.
Other features that make this BRZ special include:
- 18-inch matte black alloy wheels
- Kiiro logo in matte black on the rear
- Limited edition number badge inside the car
- Black Ultrasuede and leather seats with yellow perforations
- Yellow stitching on the steering wheel and gear shift
These small but noticeable touches give the Kiiro a sporty and premium feel, showing it’s not just a regular BRZ.
Same Powerful Engine
Don’t expect major changes under the hood. The BRZ tS Kiiro uses the same 2.4-liter Boxer four-cylinder engine as the standard BRZ, delivering 174 kW (233 hp) at 7,000 rpm and 250 Nm (184 lb-ft) of torque at 3,700 rpm.
It comes with either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission, and like all BRZs, it has rear-wheel drive. So while the car looks special, it still delivers the same fun driving experience that BRZ fans love.
Price and Availability
In Australia, the Kiiro edition is priced starting at AU$53,590 (about US$35,830) for the manual version. The automatic model costs the same. This makes it only AU$800 (US$535) more than the regular tS model, which starts at AU$52,790 (US$35,295).
For comparison, the standard BRZ S version starts at AU$49,190 (US$32,885), while the base model starts at AU$47,890 (US$32,015). All prices are list prices and don’t include dealer charges. See more Photos
A Special Sports Car for Enthusiasts
The BRZ tS Kiiro is designed for drivers who want something unique. With its bold yellow paint, special interior details, and limited availability, it’s a collector’s item for fans of sporty coupes.
Even though it doesn’t have extra power, the combination of style, exclusivity, and Subaru’s reliable engineering makes this model very appealing. With only 95 units in Australia, enthusiasts will need to act fast if they want one.
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FAQs
What is the BRZ tS Kiiro edition?
The BRZ tS Kiiro is a special limited edition sports car. It has a bright yellow color, unique badges, and special interior details that make it different from the standard BRZ.
How many BRZ tS Kiiro cars are available in Australia?
Only 95 cars of this edition are available in Australia, making it very rare.
What does Kiiro mean?
“Kiiro” is the Japanese word for yellow, which matches the car’s exclusive yellow paint.
Does the BRZ tS Kiiro have a more powerful engine?
No, it uses the same 2.4-liter Boxer four-cylinder engine as the normal BRZ, with 233 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque. The power is the same, but it looks more special.
Is the BRZ tS Kiiro rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive?
It is rear-wheel drive, just like other BRZ models, which makes it fun to drive on winding roads.
Can you get the BRZ tS Kiiro with a manual transmission?
Yes, it comes with a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic, so buyers can choose the type of transmission they prefer.
How much does the BRZ tS Kiiro cost in Australia?
The starting price is AU$53,590 (about US$35,830). This is only slightly higher than the regular tS model.
What makes the BRZ tS Kiiro different from a normal BRZ tS?
It has exclusive yellow paint, special black alloy wheels, unique badges, and interior details like yellow stitching and perforated seats.
Is the BRZ tS Kiiro good for everyday driving?
Yes, it can be used every day. It’s a normal sports car under the hood, so it drives like a regular BRZ but with a unique style that stands out.
Who should buy the BRZ tS Kiiro?
It’s for people who want a rare, sporty car that looks special, has collectible value, and still gives the fun driving experience of a BRZ.
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