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Originally Posted by BoostJunkie
I'm not saying it shouldn't matter, I'm saying it shouldn't define whether you are gonna get it or not..... It should not be the definitive thing that makes you say, no gas on that thing is out of my range if you are buying a sports car(IMO) if you are worried about gas a couple miles less gas a tank then an Eco car, then why the hell are you shopping for a sports car, just get an Eco car. Granted I know that sports cars and Eco cars are trying to mix together now adays so that you can have a sporty looking eco friendly car, but once again all I'm saying is that if your shopping for a "SPORTS" car I wouldn't think that gas milage would be the thing that makes you say oh wow I didn't want this, if that were the case, then just buy a crz or hybrid.... Ok I'm done
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See that's the distinction. I'm more Eco(onomic) minded than most people but I already know the FR-S will be efficient enough for me as I'm willing to sacrifice MPG for a fun car. Anybody who thinks otherwise wouldn't even be looking at this car
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The CR-Z is nice for what it is, a sporty FWD hybrid but the difference is an ocean apart.
You know that the FR-S/Subaru will be N/A and have 230PS(225BHP) max right?