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03-28-2012 11:25 AM |
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Originally Posted by shaX 07
(Post 167954)
Originally Posted by SuqMadiq http://www.ft86club.com/forums/image...s/viewpost.gif
With all things factored in, I would pay a maximum of $20k. Anymore and it just feels overpriced for what you get.
Weak engine, not very quick, crummy tires, minimal amount of material used, cheap looking interior, and well... nothing that is really unique other than it being in a class of its own. Which I don't justify paying more for.
Why is he a troll? Because he has a different OPINION than you do? All of what he said is either TRUE or personal opinion. You can't argue that this "super awesome SPORTS car" does Not have a "weak" engine, lets face it, what car DOESN'T have 200hp these days, except for Sonic's and Fiesta's?
Also, the car isn't quick, the tires ARE from a Prius and i've yet to hear anybody defend the cars interior quality as something to be excited about.
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For $20k, what other new cars are you going to buy that are as sporty? A base Veloster? Perhaps a mid-level Focus?
As far as the interior goes - I think it's pretty decent for the price. It's a very typical Subaru interior so it's not great, but it sure beats the Miata's interior. (I use the Miata because it is a sports car at a similar price to the BRZ.)
Speaking of the Miata - that's a car that doesn't even have 200 hp, yet it's an amazingly fun sports car.
The tires may be used on a Prius in Japan, but they are still Summer-only GT tires that are also used on Mercedes, BMW, and Audi cars, so the 'LOL Prius tire' argument doesn't exactly hold water. Are they great tires? No, but what car at this price point (let alone $20k) has 'great' tires?
I guess my main reason for calling him a troll is that his expectations are extremely unrealistic. What better car would he get at $20k? Or at $25k, what is a better sports car? Does he want a Cayman or a 1-Series at $25k?
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