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Originally Posted by Evan55
Its a low volume, low profit sports car, not a midsize sedan. Its not realistic to expect a completely overhauled platform every 7 years.
Im betting that this is like a C5 to C6 Corvette transition. Improved engine, chassis, new styling but still a lot of the same foundation underneath.
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It is not realistic to expect a complete overhaul every 4, 5 or even 6 years no, but this car is now pushing it's 10th year since final development. Remember that there were 2012s (built in 2011) released in much of the rest of the world. That is a long, long time to have only a couple of mild refreshes and nothing really "new" to offer the public. The "press" and internet "enthusiasts" will crucify them if this is all they are offering.
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Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG
The leaked Toyota photo in post one says "Next Gen Timeline" so their words not ours.
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Not to mention the one and only, single, solitary, unique, rare press release from Toyota back last October where they said they had just reached agreement with Subaru on a "next generation" 86! It is literally the
only official news or information we have received.