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Originally Posted by Gost
I have my suspicion over the legitimacy of the article. A similar article was posted at autoblog but they never mention that the information is confirmed.
I personally would prefer a lighter RWD setup but I think the AWD would be more practical and I guess a safer alternative for me as a DD seeing as how we get quite a lot of snow in the winter in NYC.
I'm hoping that both Yota and Subie are able to pull off what all their fans are asking for because the Hyundai Genesis Coupe R-Spec version that was just announced is looking really appealing, especially at it's price of 23k.
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Thats good news actually. It just gives further evidence that Toyota can, similiarly, make a base-line model (no stupid gadgets I don't want/need) for ~$18,000. Considering the FT-86 is considerably smaller (less materials cost) and isn't outfitted with a turbo, I'd say that price range is pretty realistic.
Of course this could just be my hopeless optimism kicking in again.