GR86 GT86 / BRZ prices - £28k?

[FRAJ]

Having had a GT86 for 6 years before the GR, I'll always have a second look if I see one for sale . I drove past these the other day
2020 (70) Subaru BRZ - £28k
2012 (62) Subaru BRZ - £16k

Low mileages, spotless cars, but still - those prices either suggest they're genuinely moving towards classic status or just unrealistic. That 2012 would have been at that price 6 years ago when I was looking. Looks good for GR residuals.

 

[KobayashiMaru86]

My brother's 86 is a 13 plate he bought quite a while ago. Think it was 2015? and he paid less than this private sale with 15k on it. It baffles me how some are holding values but bodes well for us.

 

[Conscript]

Beginning to realise I might have undersold my GT ;(
Nevermind.

 

[Jayware33]

I have owned a few 86’s over the last decade but purchased a 2020 blue edition just before the pandemic with 2,000 miles on the clock for £20,00 and sold it for £25,000 a year later with about 8,000 more miles. Values are still very strong. I hope the GR holds up as well. It’s one of those cars you can drive and enjoy without worrying too much about depreciation (at least when compared with other ‘standard’ cars).

 

[FamousPheasant]

I think the reality is both the GT and GR are great used cars with plenty appeal. You've got japanese reliability and a 10 year warranty in a fairly cost efficient/unique package.

 

[Jayware33]

I think the reality is both the GT and GR are great used cars with plenty appeal. You've got japanese reliability and a 10 year warranty in a fairly cost efficient/unique package.

Agreed - it’s very appealing.

 

[Onehp]

Beginning to realise I might have undersold my GT ;(
Nevermind.

Sold mine 5 years ago and they have barely gone down since, sucks a bit and great deal for new owner... Still the cheapest car I've owned, 10k lost but put 45k miles on the odo... I never owned a car as a business proposal....