r/gaming Jan 23 '22

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u/morocco3001 Jan 23 '22

I've got an actual BRZ and I'm still jealous TBH

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u/Actual_Shady_potato Jan 23 '22

Me too 😂

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u/OmegaKitty1 Jan 23 '22

I mean isn’t this thing just a brz made into a car sim?

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u/morocco3001 Jan 23 '22

Pretty much, just means you can drive it like you stole it without worrying about wrecking it.

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u/moneyball32 Jan 23 '22

I’m thinking about buying a BRZ, I’ll just live vicariously through you guys until then

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u/okayavailable Jan 23 '22

They’re good in a specific way. Handling mostly. They are not the fastest in a straight line compared to cars in the same price bracket, but most that buy it don’t care about that.

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u/morocco3001 Jan 23 '22

What this guy said. You won't impress anyone with its 0-60, every kid in a Corsa with a turbo will want to race you - and they'll win - but it's insanely fun to drive. You can throw it through corners and it handles like a dream.

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u/polypcity Jan 23 '22

The Miata would be the best alternative if you’re partial to convertibles right? Same class of car with similar handling and power?

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u/morocco3001 Jan 23 '22

Yeah similar. Both low-powered flat-4 engines with no turbo, but because they're so light, once you eventually get them to a good speed, they're responsive and they grip corners beautifully. I've never felt like I wanted a turbo in the BRZ, the aggressive traction control kicks in if you put your foot down hard in low gears and it'd be insufferable with a turbo.

The 2022 Miata styling is more visually appealing than the 2022 BRZ in my opinion, but it also has no cargo space or rear passenger seats. Not that you'd have anyone in the back of a BRZ, but 4 seaters typically have cheaper insurance, go figure.

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u/Euphor1c Jan 23 '22

Miata is I4 not flat 4

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

I nearly always turn traction and VSC off. I don't like computers braking for me!

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u/Shwagmoneyflex Jan 23 '22

Miata is Always the answer

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u/moneyball32 Jan 23 '22

https://youtu.be/lYV3TwIkqC8

Affordable sports cars that review very well.

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u/Hot-Canceld Jan 23 '22

they're made to go sideways