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Old 05-25-2012, 07:28 AM   #15
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-The 240SX had a couple generations didnt it last until like 1995 or so and became a notchback instead of a hatch?
The S13 240SX was model year '89-'94 and S14 was '95-'98 in the US.

What I really enjoyed was that it got a power bump of over 10% from its first 2 model years in its 3rd year ('91). It's 4th year, they added the convertible. Add to that the S13 was also ~2700 lbs and everyone said it was underpowered (yet I personally loved the way it felt), and you start to realize some of the similarities of these cars.
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Old 05-25-2012, 12:26 PM   #16
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No.
You'd better get one soon.
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Old 05-25-2012, 01:00 PM   #17
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In a word... yes. You can bet on it.
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Old 05-25-2012, 02:09 PM   #18
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Yes. Refresh in 2-4 years. New generation in 6 or 7.
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I see the Datsun 200sx isn't getting any love in here. Nissan's S platform dates back a lot further than the S13. I think 5 generations in all for the U.S. market and 6 counting the S15.
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Old 05-25-2012, 06:04 PM   #20
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i would say give them two years..
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Since this was done between Subaru and Toyota I imagine it will have a life much like the S2000.

If the car sells really well then another deal may be in order between the two companies (yes I know Toyota owns a good bit of Hino motors/Subaru). Otherwise, I think we're looking a car specifically designed to test the waters for the market and leave a legacy to improve brand image.

Updated BRZ isn't out of the question but Toyota may end up developing something else with their own chasis and powertrain in that market.

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-And the 350Z is on its second generation (370z) midcycle facelift.
350Z & 370Z is technically in Fairlady genre, so they're several generation (6th gen).
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i am pretty sure there will be a 2nd gen model. i figure all car makers are looking to go into smaller engined cars. by then, im betting that bmw will have a sub 1 series in the USA, chevy will have that small rwd coupe. betting there will be alot more 1.0-1.5 liter engines being produced also (gas and diesel). heck,next gen FRS could come stock with a 1.5 liter turbo that makes 200hp and 200lb/ft.
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I see the Datsun 200sx isn't getting any love in here. Nissan's S platform dates back a lot further than the S13. I think 5 generations in all for the U.S. market and 6 counting the S15.
My second car was an S12.. Drove over 400 miles to get it. I wouldn't exactly say no love :P

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