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10-20-2010, 07:47 PM | #1 |
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PRIZEFIGHT: Toyota or Subaru?
I know we can only speculate for now but, which variant do you think will be the better car?
My guess would be a sti version by subaru. Last edited by Raiden; 10-20-2010 at 08:03 PM. Reason: i'm kinda slow |
10-20-2010, 07:52 PM | #2 |
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If it's a Scion then everyone loses! I say Subaru since they kept their ish real and didn't branch off into mulitiple subdivisions.
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well this car has yet to be even suggested to have an awd counterpart...however I do believe the Subaru version will be better...mainly because they are the designers of the chassis and engine(minus the heads of course). and the likelihood of Subaru having a rwd turbo sti version is greater than toyota having a turbo version.
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10-20-2010, 08:30 PM | #4 |
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I'm Subie... but I won't jump on Subie til I see both design & other difference
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Yeah wayyyy to early to have a prizefight lol...im just getting impatient again but, i am starting to set my sights on the subaru version now
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The way things are sounding we better hope the suby version is good, or this thing may flop..
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Looks? They way things have been lately, Toyota believe it or not. Otherwise? What makes you think they are going to be any different?
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I'd say if it comes out as a Scion it has a good chance of never getting FI..but thats just me.
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Since everything is just speculation and based off previous experience with the brands, id go with this based on feeling.
Toyota FR-S GRsports Edition > Subaru FR-S STI > Toyota FR-S > Scion FR-S TRD FI Edition / Subaru FR-S Turbo > Scion FR-S
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I meant tc, but you got me there. Something is better than nothing I guess
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Well ill go against the grain and say the Toyota will be the better of the 2 which i base on 2 things.. The toyota badged concepts are F#*kn sick and Mr Toyoda loves the car and is working very closely with the engineering crew making it all happen.....
Still silly and way to early to build a solid argument though......... |
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