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Originally Posted by roningtmo
Are you sure about that? if this car get beat by a toyota camry in any aspect of performance and cost more $$$$$ are you still going to buy the car because is not about numbers?, be my guest. Hey but don't confuse my statement, I’m in love with it, but if this is just going to be a copycat of the 2000-2005 toyota celica gts it will be a miserable failure . Im very sure that many members are driven by the same fears that i have, remenber is not the first time that a high praisse car fails one is on the market. Again i'm hope to be wrong, but why so much mystery about real driving numbers?????????
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Apples to oranges. If you expect a 2.0L 4-cylinder
entry-level sports car to beat a 3.5L V6 sporty performance sedan in every aspect, you're horribly mistaken, sir. This car was not designed to win races; it's thoughtfully engineered to give you a taste of what a proper sports car should
feel like at a fraction of the price. The Celica GT-S was
not that and Camry won't deliver anything close. It's intangible; can't be represented by numbers. But if numbers alone make you happy, get the Camry.
Plus this car drew inspiration from other cars in its heritage which some people don't care for, but to me, it's a sweet bonus.
