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Subaru has managed to source extra production of its high-demand BRZ sports car in February and March next year.

The extra allocation of 140 vehicles means customers due to receive cars from May onwards will achieve better than anticipated delivery dates.

“We’re delighted that Fuji Heavy Industries (FHI) has recognized the enormous demand for BRZ in Australia and allocated additional production,” said Nick Senior, Managing Director, Subaru Australia.

BRZ has been a runaway success since its July launch, selling exclusively online.

Prior to FHI’s extra allocation, the back orders were through to November 2013, but Mr Senior says all customers from May next year can expect an improvement in their car’s estimated delivery time.

Subaru’s initial allocation of 201 cars to the end of 2012 sold-out after just three hours of going “live” on the web.

BRZ has a National Driveaway Price starting at $37,150, and includes a three-year/60,000 kilometre scheduled service plan and a five-star ANCAP occupant safety rating.

Customers can check their vehicle progress online to view estimated time of arrival.

Subaru is contacting all customers awaiting a BRZ to advise them of the latest developments.

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