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FR-S v.s. BRZ
My first post here... :)
I had the question in mind about the FR-S v.s. Genesis Coupe but after reading the thread and remembering the test drive I had with GC 3.8, I was not sold on that car. But now a more difficult choice is that, which company will you pick: Toyota/Scion or Subaru? Which dealer would you like to deal with a Scion dealer or Subaru dealer? Which one would have a better quality built? Which car (based on manufacture & name) will have a better resell value? Which one would connect driver to the car and road? Or Will you wait for the BRZ STi version and call it Subaru only? Reasonable comments are invited! |
Depends on pricing, features, interiors, exterior appearance and options IMO.
Scion dealer is closer but I have friends at the Subaru dealer so that's where it would go regardless. Same quality, it's the same car being built on the same factory floor. The resale will likely be about the same (% wise) since they are basically the same car. THEY ARE THE SAME CAR, both will drive the same. There may never be an STI (not STi unless this is 2005..) version. There will be one most likely but it won't be sold until a few years from now. |
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BTW, when I drove the GC I had the same impression as you had... I think this car WILL sell a lot! ..Ben |
I'm getting the Subaru version mainly cause I have a friend that is the GM at Subaru. He says there may not even be an STi version. But if there is one it won't be till 2013
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I wonder about service. Will Scion dealers work on BRZs and will Subaru dealers work on FR-Ss?
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Whichever has the options I want for less money. I don't care which badge is on it.
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It's good to introduce yourself HERE :happy0180: My answer in blue! |
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December issue of motor trend that came out today on the iPad has a 5 page article on the Subaru BRZ.
A few things I saw I liked are: Possibly more power down the road but they would not say if it was a turbo or not. And it was mentioned before but it was designed from the beginning to be easily made into a convertible. I know a lot of people here are not into a convertible but I love scenery and live near the mountains and I love cars. I like the scion looks but would get a subaru if it had more power and a convertible in a year. Joe |
Whatever is the best value but most likely scion.
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I will answer this question about March next year...
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I want the Toyota face and the Subaru rear end. That would make me proud.
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The Scion brand is too inmature for my taste. If I buy the Scion I'll swap badges ASAP.
my big concern will be insurance price, Scion has a horrible reputation with insurance companies mostly because teenagers buy n crash em all the time. I quoted insurance for a 2011 scion tc and it was more expensive than my 370z and wrx!!! :iono: |
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