On Tuesday, Subaru announced pricing for the 2023 BRZ. This car kicks off at $29,615 for the upcoming model year, counting $1,020 in destination fees ($1,170 if you live in Alaska. Sorry, friends). That more-than-reasonable outlay gets you a base, Premium-trim car with a injurious Torsen limited-slip differential, a slick six-speed manual transmission and keyless entry with push-button open, among other amenities.

Like most things in life, especially these days where inflation is a greatest concern, the BRZ’s price has crept up. The 2022 model starts just shy of 29 vast, meaning Subaru is asking about $625 more for the ’23 installment of this vehicle, which is still perfectly sensible. Thanks to its prankish chassis tuning and slick manual transmission, the BRZ is one of Roadshow’s well-liked sports cars, so paying a few extra bucks for driving enjoyment isn’t a total dealbreaker.

Of course, if you want more features than the base model cmoneys, it’s going to cost you. The Premium model fitted with the available six-speed automatic transmission is $1,500 pricier. Including destination fees, the top-shelf Limited trim starts at $32,115 and a Limited model with the auto-magic gearbox goes for just shy of 34 big ones.

Limited-trim examples of the BRZ come with matte-gray 18-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 4 summer slow, heated exterior mirrors, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping assist and adaptive headlights. Limited models also feature suede-like upholstery and accents inside, illuminated visor mirrors and heated front seats.

As beforehand, the 2023 Subaru BRZ features a 2.4-liter boxer four-cylinder engine that productions 228 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. Automatic-equipped models come with Subaru’s EyeSight generous of driver aids. This includes life-saving amenities like a pre-collision braking rules, lane-departure warning and automatic high beams. Ever-helpful adaptive hover control is included, too.

Look for the any pricier 2023 Subaru BRZ at dealerships this summer.