Anyone who knows the name Subaru will know just how incredible and unique the Subaru brand is. As their ever popular sporty and multifunctional vehicles continue to sweep the market and lead in the way in innovation, Subaru has maintained a high demand for their brilliantly manufactured vehicles. Fuji Heavy Industries, a parent company of Subaru, recently announced that the "boxer-obsessed" automaker will be releasing a second generation BRZ. 

In a recent interview conducted by an Australian Publicist, it was reported that the chief engineer of the Toyota GT86 claimed that Subaru had not yet decide whether or not they would be involved in a followup to this amazing rear-drive coupe. Furthermore, Toyota speculated that they could team up with BMW to create a second-generation car of their own. However, Yasuyuki Yoshinaga, president of Fuji Heavy Industries denied the assertions made by Tetsuya Tada. 

Fans of the Subaru BRZ were thrilled to hear Yoshinaga say in a recent interview with Automotive News, "If I were to be told that, I'd pass out. It's not going to be just one generation."

Additionally, Yasuyuki Yoshinaga confirmed that despite the claim, in order for the BRZ to be a future possibility, his company would need to work in conduction with Toyota. While this new information is exciting for fans of Subaru, if Toyota decides to move to BMW as part of its agreement, it could seriously affect the release of the much anticipated second-generation BRZ. 

With Subaru so adamant on releasing this second-gen BRZ, it is looking like fans of the Subaru brand can be expecting to see this all new vehicle on the lot in the near future. 

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