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Old 10-30-2018, 05:11 PM   #34
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I test drove both new in 2013. The Genesis (Rspec) had a whole lot more torque, yes, but it just was meh everywhere else.
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First time I sat in my FRS (yes, I bought the one I test drove lol) it felt engaging and special. And that was before I turned the key. The Genesis felt like every single other borimg car I'd ever driven. If you can swing it, try them out back to back.
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One of my best friends own the Genesis Coupe. Its a good car and with decent power. I prefer the BRZ as an all around drivers car.

The Genesis feels more...refined. Like theres less road noise, the interior feels cushier, and the ride feels smoother.

But with all that I felt less connection to the road.

The BRZ is more raw, you hear more road noise, the transmission has more feedback and you feel like you are wrangling a beast when you are putting it through its paces.


Both are great cars dont get me wrong, its just what you want out of your driving experience.
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