Toyota FT-86 set for November 2011 release!
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Originally Posted by Christople,Jul 24 2010, 03:47 PM
No turbo the Stang/Maro/Genesis V6's sound better for the money
If the car is ~2800 lb. (or less), I'll most likely buy one.
At 3000 lb., I still might.
Not at all interested in the Stang or Camaro. To big, too heavy.
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No real news there, I'm already expecting the worse for this car, although the scion pricing thing might be a good thing since toyota will have to charge a fair price for the car and you won't have to worry about dealers trying to mark them up or whatever, but the pricing structure will have to last through the product's life, so they cant overprice it now.
The FT86 now can pass off as a scion, and toyota products are on the more yawn side, so I dont see them really dumbing it down, but then again the new tC is just horrible. So we'll see.
The FT86 now can pass off as a scion, and toyota products are on the more yawn side, so I dont see them really dumbing it down, but then again the new tC is just horrible. So we'll see.
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Miata.
At the mid-20's it's going to have to do something to justify costing thousands more than the Miata. If it shows up with a lazy 2.5 liter Camry engine with typical Scion build quality at 25k, it will flop.
At the mid-20's it's going to have to do something to justify costing thousands more than the Miata. If it shows up with a lazy 2.5 liter Camry engine with typical Scion build quality at 25k, it will flop.
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Originally Posted by Mocky,Oct 15 2010, 10:13 AM
This looks really nice....
Honda better step it up if they want to compete...... (well, not sure what they will compete with.....) CR-Z?
Honda better step it up if they want to compete...... (well, not sure what they will compete with.....) CR-Z?
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