Subaru BRZ Recalls

The Subaru BRZ has 6 recalls spanning 2013 through 2022, with the most serious being a low-pressure fuel pump that can fail on 2018-2019 models, stalling the engine while driving and raising the risk of a crash. The 2022 model year has two related issues with the rear turn signals: they can stop working intermittently, and separately, bright direct sunlight can cause them to fail to illuminate. In both cases, other drivers may not see the turn signal activate, which raises the risk of a collision during lane changes or turns.

Going back to the 2018 model year, a software issue in the audio display system can prevent the backup camera image from appearing when reversing, leaving the driver without rear visibility on screen. On 2013 models, engine valve springs can fracture, causing the engine to malfunction or stall while driving. There is also a documentation issue on early 2013 production vehicles where the owner's manual contains an inaccurate description of how the front passenger seat's occupant classification system works, along with sections on the airbag system that require clarification, which could lead to misuse and increased injury risk in a crash.