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GT86 Confirmed Pricing
Hey Guys,
My first post yes i know but Ive been following this forums and its articles from the beginning about the GT86/BRZ/FRS...i typed in GT-86 in the news section of Google and came across this article posted 2 hours ago http://www.emoneydaily.com/toyota-mo...rice/69823023/ It clearly states the price points..now im not sure if this data is coming from the Japanese price sheet we saw a few days ago on the forums or what but i thought this was an interesting find either way! Cheers :happy0180: |
Those prices are not for US models.
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Holy jesus and everything else that better not be for the states!
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Article says US models will be priced under $30,000.00.
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:thumbdown:I know this is not USA pricing...but it does say in the article that pricing will be under $30k.
I hope we are not screwed, because the Scion FR-S as we have seen it is not worth $30k:thumbdown:...not even $25k...unless they are going to add in everything from the top model GT86. I am still going with $23K FR-S $24K BRZ Premium $26K BRZ Limited |
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The big numbers scared me away from the article before i could finish:lol: |
I think the BRZ seems to have a bit more quality fit and finish then scions but we will see either way i want every TRD part i can get on this sucka for less then 30k
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well good news for me because im getting the GT-86 imported to the states. So atleast i know what i have to drop come summer.
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Sounds about right.....after the Yen price sheet came out i decided to do a little bit of research and most of the cars thats toyota sells in Japan after the USA conversion seems to be anywhere from 8k to 9k higher then the usa prices..these remained a constant factor as i looked at the gt86 yen pricing the japan version to the sienna mini van, camry, and XB so after you do the conversion i subtracted 8500 and then no matter what the trim level was the pricing fell at exactly or close to the corresponding USA trim level start price |
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under $30,000 makes me think its more than 25, no?
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I guess it's a good thing that it's going to be released as a Scion here in NA and Canada.
I agree with Trip, sub 25K for the FR-S. |
21k and 22k for sure.
Really, till we hear "Price will be $XX,XXX" not "Price will be under $30k" or "Estimated to be around" - is when we can start posting these things. thanks for the input, but when we hear something for real from a reliable source, WE POST. :thumbsup: |
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http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/impo...ges/page2.html Quote:
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#1 reason to not get RHD in north america
our traffic systems are designed around a heavy reliance on left-hand turns made during an active light. by sitting on the right side you a) can't always see oncoming traffic while turning left b) in the event of an accident the chances of you being fucked go way up |
Facepalm. This is the same converted-from-the-Yen pricing that we saw a couple weeks ago. Move along.
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I'm waiting for the "OFFiCIAL BRZ/FRS PRICING RELEASED" thread. |
I'm waiting for the smell of ink as the excited Scion salesman bends me over his desk, pressing my face against the purchase agreement knowing full well that i can't bargain with him on price one way or the other.
you don't know what you will pay until you pay it. MSRP is MSRP and direct cost is direct cost however much a single dealership will give you a deal depends on the dealership then you got random shit like freight, delivery, and taxes, which are different from state to state to province (13% in Ontario!) |
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The quality of the interior and exterior is exactly the same between the Subaru BRZ, Scion FR-S and the Toyota GT-86. Why would they make two different dash boards? The problem is a lot of the FR-S\BRZ we have seen were still pre-production units. Even the dash board is the same in the BRZ premium vs the BRZ Limited. The difference is in the details like the leather in the door panels\knee pads center console which is on the limited but not the premium brz and scion FR-S. Plus the limited has the leather trim\Alcantara seats. The limited looks better inside because of that leather trim and the dual zone HVAC looks more classy. Also look at a premium BRZ interior and it is exactly the same as the interior in the FR-S, except for the painted silver trim (BRZ) vs the fake carbon fibre trim (FR-S). The BRZ has its navigation system, and the FR-S has it bespoke (word is still out if this is standard or not, but it is shown in the upcoming FR-S commercial.) So for a BRZ premium vs the FR-S...it comes down to if you want HIDs with LED DRL's as standard vs the FR-S's cheaper looking halogen projectors. Both cars are going to drive the same. Oh and price. Hell we are all thinking that the FR-S is going to be the cheaper one of the two...we could all be wrong. |
I'm 90%sure we saw a thread like this a week ago
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FRS will start below $26000.
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WHAT!!! THEY LOCK ALL MY POST ABOUT THIS AND THEY LET THIS ONE FLY? WTF
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Trust me on this one TOYOTA has worse fit and finish then Subbie...to a customer you will not see the differences up front or right away after driving the car for 6 months you will start to see what i mean...working at a toyota dealership as a sales manager and shooting the shit with the mechanics in the back you learn all types of things |
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And BTW 6 years later the fit & finish on my Toyota is still tight; no rattles and no buzzes. |
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I honestly don't think Toyota will release official pricing until April, coinciding with the New York International Auto Show, which is from 6-14 April. My guess is they'll announce it on the 7th. I hope I'm wrong but it wouldn't surprise me.
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^ i was thinking the same thing maybe April since its the closest to may and june release date for both thr FRS and BRZ
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they should lock this one too! like now! mine only lasted less than a day!! LOCK LOCK this :sm3: |
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All the cars will be built in the same Subaru plant. Quality will be the same on all of them. There is no difference but badges, front grills, side fender badges, and headlights. Even the interior is basically the same. |
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I've owned Toyota's since the 90's, and the chances are you are probably fixing your own dealerships mess. |
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Sure thing. Lets get way offtopic since theres nothing better to do on here now. You choose what you want me to be doing in front of the F50
A. Standing on my hands. B. Picking my nose. C. Smiling because i actually own a F50. |
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