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Originally Posted by whaap
Well said. I don't recall when I first became aware that the Twins were going to be built but it's been a long wait for it to finally happen. What continues to amaze me is I'm more excited about this car a month after buying it than I ever was before. I came to the FR-S out of a Miata which was a fine handling car and I didn't expect to get a new car that actually handled better. The more I drive this car the more incredible it seems. It might be priced as an entry level sports car but I honestly think that time is going to be very kind to the reputation this car enjoys.
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Thanks <3
I had been planning on keeping the BMWs for as long as I could get parts for them because I just wasn't able to get excited about any of the new cars coming out. Everyone's hope that BMW was getting back to its roots with the 1-series was shattered when it turned out to be nothing more than an ever so slightly smaller and cheaper 3-series. The Genesis coupe seemed promising, and it was neat that it was coming from such an underdog. It was a huge leap forward for Hyundai, but it misses the mark as a great driver's car. Then the twins show up and wow. No buttons on the steering wheel
No rain-sensing wipers, backup camera, lane departure warning, no electric this and automatic that and power the other thing, no 13 different drive modes that may or may not do anything anyway
Light weight
Handles like a dream
And is oh so affordable
Time to make room in the toybox
And big thanks to Japan for bringing us this car
Plus as an added bonus, the people on this forum are really great :happy0180: