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You should see all of the hating between the Evo folks: X vs. IX vs. VIII - what a joke!
Where's Mr. R. King when we need him?
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Agreed. Toyota brand is for old lady. I used to like Honda so much but now they've been making the car to sell for stupid people. FRS is best for the $
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Well back on topic, after pricing has been released I'm leaning towards the BRZ.
It all kinda boils down to the "haggle a bility " of the BRZ too. So ill be waiting a few months to see how pricing plays out. I like both cars for their own reasons, but the BRZ just seems more subdued and adult. I'd love a limited but again the premium especially at invoice (eventually) would be the best all around deal. |
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I've been leaning towards the BRZ too, but all of these reviews of the FRS that were just released are saying that it is considerably faster and more fun to drive than the BRZ. Thoughts?
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To be honest (and I've said this before) I love the styling of the FRS a lot more than the BRZ, but I also want a car that won't really show it's age. I think the Scion might have too much "flair." But after all of these reviews and how well put together the Scion is, I'm still really torn. |
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Could wait and see what Scion does with the Release Series? Maybe it will be set up more like the 86limited. I have time to wait anyhow (since I don't have money for a down payment)
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My Reasons for choosing the FR-S:
- Front bumper looks much better. - Turning signal is seperate rather than inside the actual headlight. - Toyota is the company who made the AE86 so I'm confused as to why Subaru are part of it in a way. - Nav system on BRZ sucks, and I can just simply use my phone's nav app. BeSpoke is better with HD radio. - Toyota post-purchase repairs and check-ups are better than Subaru. (ToyotaCare) - The FR-S has pure pricing and they don't slap a $5,000 markup just because they can. - Scion corporate throws release parties for the First 86. Subaru does not. - FR-S will have a bigger and better variety of accessories both OEM and JDM. That's just a few reasons off the top of my head.. |
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I find this reasoning strange.
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Sorry, I got OEM and JDM mixed up. The turning signal on the BRZ is inside the actual headlight, where as the turning signal on the FR-S is slightly below the headlight and is seperate. Scion is Toyota, no if's and's or but's. They just made Scion as a branch to appeal to the younger generation (I'm 22 btw). BRZ does not offer BeSpoke, so don't see your point. Even without BeSpoke the BRZ's touchscreen does not match the FR-S. I don't know why you keep mentioning Toyota, then saying "no wait, SCION" once again, they are the same.Not saying that Subaru is below grade stuff, I'm just saying the experience as a whole will be better through Toyota. Almost all Subaru dealerships are slapping $5k premiums on the BRZ's BECAUSE they don't have the pure pricing program so they don't have that rule to abide by. And IF Subaru didn't mark up the car at a dealership the basic MT is $25,495 compared to the $24,930 for the basic MT FR-S, difference of $565. That $565 can go a long way. The release parties are just a plus in my books
I see you either have a BRZ or are planning on owning one in the future. Sorry but these are my opinions, sorry you don't agree haha! (There is a reason why most members on here are going FR-S
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