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I think it will be around 29k !
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$28k would be a bit much for me. Something around $25k for a turbo version would be sweet. I hope they don't pull a "Subaru" on us and put a different/weaker transmission in the N/A version (I doubt they will, but you never know). If the cars are the same and a base N/A model is $22K and a turbo model is $28k, I'd get the N/A, then find a totaled Turbo model and swap the ecu, turbo, and other misc. parts. Either way my car will be turbo'd, but it would be much easier if Toyota offered it from the factory (warranty!)
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This is amazing news... i'm buying the top of the line version the second it's released and retiring my 2000 Celica GT-S.
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Yes older ones had a problem cuz those morons over boosted it & still use the freaking RS tranny. RS tranny can handle 240~300hp without problem, just if you go higher hp, gotta swap the tranny to JDM gc tranny or 6sp tranny.
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