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marshallpre1 · 12-30-2011, 05:20 PM

Hello all. Finally had to sign up. My name is Jeremy and I'm from NY. Very excited about this car. It could be the first new car I'll ever purchase. However, I have to wait a few years to make sure all bugs are ironed out. Also, we need to see if Toyota/Subaru will actually release a forced induction version. I current daily drive a 2004 G35 Coupe and my weekend fun car is a 1997 Supra TT (single turbo, standalone,etc). Definitely not getting rid of the Supra for this car, but I can see parting with the G. LOL. I've owned several fun dailies in the past including an RB25 S13, and a Neon SRT-4. I really need to see this in person to determine if owning a small coupe will suffice... Used IS-Fs are getting cheaper and I may end up getting that for practicality sake! Anyways, glad to be here!

12-30-2011, 05:20 PM	#1069
marshallpre1 Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Drives: 97 Supra TT, 04 G35 Coupe, 94 SC300 Location: NY Posts: 13 Thanks: 2 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Hello all. Finally had to sign up. My name is Jeremy and I'm from NY. Very excited about this car. It could be the first new car I'll ever purchase. However, I have to wait a few years to make sure all bugs are ironed out. Also, we need to see if Toyota/Subaru will actually release a forced induction version. I current daily drive a 2004 G35 Coupe and my weekend fun car is a 1997 Supra TT (single turbo, standalone,etc). Definitely not getting rid of the Supra for this car, but I can see parting with the G. LOL. I've owned several fun dailies in the past including an RB25 S13, and a Neon SRT-4. I really need to see this in person to determine if owning a small coupe will suffice... Used IS-Fs are getting cheaper and I may end up getting that for practicality sake! Anyways, glad to be here!