The Subaru BRZ is a variant model of the Toyota 86, which was manufactured under the joint effort of Toyota and Subaru. The BRZ abbreviation is derived from three features on the car, Boxer engine, Rear wheel drive, and Zenith. The vehicle is closed associated with the Toyota variation but has a few significant differences. For instance, the Subaru BRZ has an entirely different fascia, and the headlight arrangement differs from that of the Toyota 86. The front grille and fender vent of the Subaru BRZ is hexagonal as opposed to that of the Toyota, which is trapezoidal.