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Take with a gigantic grain of salt
I know this is not normally a publication that has a lot of credibility, but....., I'm pulling the trigger and posting it anyway.
http://www.motoring.com.au/news/2015...-next-86-52888 and this other page that cites it, but, at least translates the power figures into something that North Americans understand: http://artofgears.com/2015/07/31/rum...gine-for-fr-s/ |
You drunk there Dem?
Motoring Au is fiction at best. |
LOL. Regardless, the car started so strongly there is nowhere to go but down.
"It's speculated a concept for the next 86 will debut during 2017, with production models appearing in showrooms by 2020 for around 2.5 million yen." 2500000 Japanese Yen equals 20174.3250 US Dollar OFT, E85 and a Phantom. Done. |
Oh, what a surprise, another 86 rumor started by motoring.com.au. Even complete idiots will eventually get something right if they keep guessing long enough. I really wonder about the rest of the internet sites who constantly pick up their drivel and repeat it as if it is actually from a news source.
I will not even click on it to read it because I refuse to add to their "click" count. |
First article claims that the twins have "beefy low to mid range torque"
Lol wut |
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Just amazed at the audacity of the claims and the pictures of Japanese clippings are a nice touch too. How other sites quote them is just beyond belief. Definitely fiction, I guess I'm just bored at work. Almost done though. |
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It's an interesting article. I wouldn't be surprised if there was some truth in there.
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Well at least you woke everybody up. |
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I'll be done within the hour. Then I can have a good dram. No promises on what craziness I'll be posting then. |
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Should be a fun ride though. Now we just have to keep track of how many people post the same thing. |
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I'm just glad it was posted with "take with a grain of salt" and not "omg! 2017 frs is gunna be bomb diggity, yo" |
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I always thought that they went hand-in-hand. |
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The new scion iA is a mazda 2 with a different bumper. Toyota is also adopting the skyactiv from Mazda which is speculated to be used in the next Yaris.
Somebody probably got drunk and overspeculated this sharing between mazda and toyota to include the 86. |
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http://toyota.jp/86/grade/ The actual production cars all start around ~2.5 million yen. The USD > JPY conversion rate should not be a gauge of actual car price across different regions. You need to consider local PPP to determine whether the car pricing is the same or not. Just because it sells for ~$20k USD in Japan doesn't mean MSRP will be $20k. -alex |
Free shipping takes too long.
First world issues. |
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Everyone joins because they don't fit in, and they'd rather spend every waking moment being yelled at and berated for doing weak ass push-ups. Or maybe that was just me. |
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so all this time, we actually DO have beefy low to mid-range power. I've been avoiding 3500-4500 rpm's for no reason.....damn
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"Subaru, is throwing shade on the entire Toyota 86 project altogether. A few Subaru executives are upset that Toyota’s 86 has watered down Subaru’s image of boxer engines and all-wheel drive systems."
Stopped reading once I got to this point. |
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Kinda reminds me of that quote from MIB when K says "Sometimes they get lucky" |
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2020 is a long ways off, so anything is possible... |
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