Yeah, the BRZ has always been (at least since 2014) in the hundreds. There were actually a few more sold this year, over July of last year. The exclusivity is kinda fun; I can go for days around here without seeing another one on the road.
Don't know much, uneducated input, but for colorado, it's not awd. That's a problem
It's not that the BRZ is a problem, it's that RWD sports cars of any kind are going to be a warm-weather vehicle, there, as well as other snowie type places in the U.S. Here in NC, it's most certainly not an issue, lol. (Though I'm being a little unfair..we also have an Outback and a RAV-4 in the stable, if I do need AWD due to an occasional ice storm)
The 86 platform cars (FR-S, BRZ, Toyota 86) are pure sports cars, never intended to compete with the sales numbers of family cars and other types that appeal to more mainstream folks. It's true for any maker..Porsche sells 5 times more Cayenne sedans than it does Cayman sports cars. (And thank goodness, it's kept Porsche alive, so I can keep dreaming of owning a 911 some day.)
But all that said..I'll admit that the BRZ needs a refresh. It's the best sports car I've ever owned, but is virtually unchanged, as far as I'm concerned, since 2013.