Regular waiting times are 12 - 16 weeks here in The Netherlands..(for cars like these, maybe even longer)

sauce called irony ;)

There is a new video of the new gt86. It is of a dutch site.
I don't know if it's already on this forum.
http://www.autojunk.nl/2011/11/gt-86-van-toyota-is-hier

I'm sorry but if you don't know if its already no this forum, then why don't you look? Its been posted at least 4 times now today alone.

:sigh:

if thats the case i was leaning towards the brz, but the rarity of getting the toyota will want me to get that one...scion here i come

Aren't both the LFA and ISF trannys Sequential Single-Clutch Boxes with the TC Lock? So couldn't they say it was derived from either (more so towards the LFA because both are 6-Speeds)?

Or am I missing something?

ISF = TCL auto

LFA = automated sequential manual

If the tranny is based on the one in IS-F, it will be the same one in GS. Mass production = cheaper.

Ah, I see.

IS-F tranny is 8 speed.

He said "based on" the LFA trans, a very broad and vague statement. That's also assuming the translator has a solid grasp on engineering language in both Japanese and English.

I have to agree with you guys on the 1000 units per year being a translation error. The translator might have heard 1 million in Japanese and translated it as 1 thousand in English. This isn't weird at all, since 1 million in Japanese is actually 10,000 in numeric form so he might have got confused when converting it into English.

That being said, it is true that many of the natural disaster that have been happening in Asia might have an impact on production but Toyota city located south of the main island Honshu, while the actual epicentre of the earthquake is on the north end of the island. So the actual production plants would be affected minimally.

Thata boy Leeky! WORK IT SEXY POLAR BEAR. MOAR.

Lol Leeky has the direct sources now!! No salt needed. :D

I meant the LFA and the GT86 are both 6-Speeds.