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As far as the Scion maintenance thing goes, it means nothing to me because I want to take care of it myself and will be using my own top quality parts/oils. Also, tire rotations are free when you buy tires from just about anywhere. I've even gotten it done for free even without buying tires or anything from shops before.
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If you are looking at cheap PnP kits, yes it will be around $150.
For a quality retrofit, you are looking at $300+ for just a kit not including labor. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...roducts_id=237 |
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SHIT!!!! I thought this thread was about the BRZ pricing, but it seems it has been nothing but butthurt people unhappy with their purchases. IMHO, the Scion is marketed for little kids (interior) and serious AutoXers (saving $$$). The BRZ is marketed for adults (interior) who want a sporty DD for a decent price, again, just my OPINION. In the END...IT'S THE SAME FUCKING CAR
...one thing is clear, they both have a boxer engine...you're welcome SCION! Edit: I almost forgot! The price is not as good as I wanted but not as bad as I thought it would be, given all the hype. Quote:
![]() I too ordered the Limited BRZ knowing that I wanted the extras (I'm old) and I too have multiple Subarus and I AM PROUD OF MY BOXERS. Call me a FANBOI, fuck it, I think they are better cars than scions. |
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![]() 18mpg vs 25mpg.... hmmmm
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Unless you mean PNP kits, and then the words "good", "decent", etc shouldn't be used in the same sentence..
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![]() Like you said they are the same car, so I don't understand why you needed to sling so much mud in the rest of your post. We are in this together as FRS and BRZ owners/potential buyers. The car's success, regardless of badge, will inspire other auto makers to make rival cars, and fuel the aftermarket and factory development of the car. |
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What ever happened to Zaku? Maybe he poked his head in here (only on Page 2 so far) but haven't seen him in a long while.
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![]() My friend told me that when he bought his $200 China crap off eBay. He tore it out less than a month after installing it.
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I was following the BRZ from the start and yes I know a lot of what was said during that time period was speculation but Toyota and Subaru both stated they wanted a sports car between 17k-22k and for what your getting here on the premium it should be in that ball park. They've done a bang up job with exterior and somewhat with the interior but this car is really lacking in overall engine power. if it was 200hp at the wheels I'd be satisfied but I cant justify spending 28k on that. look at cobb tuning dyno numbers for the BRZ 164hp 142tq at the wheels... really 25k for this? |
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I wonder how much the HID "replacement" kit for the BRZ will be going for on websites like rockauto.com
If you really can interchange the headlamp unit then getting bits for either car should be a breeze. |
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even if the frs was 20k, i rather walk than drive a scion
scion brand = cheap i'm sure i'm not the only one, betcha plenty of members that are interested in the frs are already trying to find the right size toyota emblem |
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