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Originally Posted by 40flash
http://www.autospies.com/news/Toyota...g-Costs-77332/
You may recall the history of our cars. They announced they would build it. A year later they said they had cancelled the whole project because of the economy. A year after that, the car was back on the drawing board and production followed. They change their mind a lot and do it publicly. This may not be the final word and the announcement doesn't keep Subaru form doing it's own thing with the car.
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The article also mentions that Toyota officially announced that there would be turbocharged and cabriolet versions of the car, but I remember them saying they would 'never' put a turbo in it, and I thought the convertible was just a concept, not actually anything announced for production.... as you mentioned though, they've changed their mind plenty of times before...
clearly there is a market for both... and I would assume the costs for the turbo would be less if it were mass produced and equipped as stock, as opposed to going through a 3rd party.
*Full Disclosure, I don't keep up on auto news as much as I'd like... I could have missed something.
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Originally Posted by jeffsides
I wasn't under wi Fi. I still think they look great. I haven't pulled them up on a computer yet tho
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Oh yeah, they look fine even on a computer. I'm both a tech nerd and a photographer, and so I just get OCD about stuff like that :P