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And I'm not talking about the badge. But to me the interior of a car helps make it what it is. Has anybody figured out what it would cost to make the changes to a BRZ to give it more of a GT86 feel? I'd be willing to bet it would be cheaper to buy a BRZ and make changes to make the car more like a GT86 than it would be to buy an FR-S and try to accomplish the same thing. I could be wrong though! |
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According to the offical Toyota press releases, the GT86 in Europe has the same front spring rate as the FR-S. From the offical Toyota EU press kit: "The GT86’s 23 N/mm front spring rates allow for slight body roll on initial turn-in, creating the perfect relationship between steering feel and vehicle behaviour exhibited by a classic front-engined, rear-drive platform" From the offical Toytoa UK's press pack: "The 23N/mm front spring rates allow for slight body roll on initial turn-in, creating the kind of perfect relationship between steering feel and vehicle behaviour shown by classic front-engine/rear-drive platforms." Does anyone has a source showing the OEM Toyota spring rate is F3.0k and R3.3K? I could not find anything except the Wingsofwar's thread or the thread that refer to his thread. |
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I swear you guys are getting the first dodgy job I've seen you get. :bs: US always gets the fun gear and we get nothin', but our 86 GTS has all the fruit. All of it! |
BRZ Limited for the win in the US unless you are an auto-xer.
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When the pictures first came out I preferred the look of having no spoiler but it grew on me fast. I think it was nicely done and doesn't seem ricey at all to me. To me, ricey is the STI wing but to each their own!
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I first saw the BRZ when my Subaru Dealership was getting it, just to have in the showroom, not for sale. I really wanted it, and then the dealer told me they were selling it $3k over list due to demand...And then I said CYA and went to Toyota/Scion.
I love Subies and always wanted a WRX, but I'm super happy with my FRS. Even though when I tell people I have a Scion they go, "Oh, the weird box-looking one?" Additionally, I think the FRS looks more mean. The foglight area is more angular and aggressive and the little '"86" and pistons' badge over the side vent is awesome. Other then that, both sexy cars, and I would be happy with either one. |
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