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| | | Re: Camry = Most American-Made Car on the Road < Reply # 20 on 9/26/2012 12:56 AM > | Reply with Quote
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They're not. In both the BRZ and FR-S it's a Subaru designed boxer engine with a Toyota fuel injection system. The thing that gets me about the BRZ is it's not offered with AWD. No point to spending the premium for a RWD Subaru when there are better and cheaper cars on the market. If anything, AWD is Subaru's trademark. It's not much of an exaggeration to say AWD is the only reason myself and several of my friends are still alive. The ability to lose traction on 2-3 tires and still be able to pull the car back is a life saver. I like my car, I just wish it was a bit faster. I'm going to drive it until it dies or I graduate, then I'll buy another one. I've heard the LGT's and WRX's have a tendency to ... break. I don't know what my next vehicle is going to be yet, something in the $20-30k range, something that can survive my asshole driving and be reliable on an hour+ commute in shitty weather. Pre-owned, certified, under 50k miles ... thinking Tacoma or STI hatchback.
| Good about the boxer in the BRZ. Seems like a serious sports car at first look. I hope it pwns the Genesis. A quick search shows some tests are pairing them up. Have never heard anything bad about the Tacoma, but haven't been looking. The 2.7 4 cylinder is the biggest 4 I've heard of, should have decent power. Agree on the AWD, should be an option on the BRZ. Is there really a market for another RWD 'classic' sports car? Maybe, especially if done right, like the Miata, it will find buyers. The first Miatas appealed to guys who loved the simple British sports cars. Having their cake and working electrics was too much to resist. I guess it became a chic car later, when the lack of power got tiring. Loved my old '81 Subaru 4WD (not AWD) wagon. It was amazing off road if you didn't high center it. (Of course I did, only once though) The thing even had low range. I'll likely buy an Outback wagon or another Sub some day. Subaru made at least one inline engine, in the R2, not available in North America. 658 screaming cc's! There was a DOHC Intercooled Supercharger version... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_R2
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| | | Re: Camry = Most American-Made Car on the Road < Reply # 37 on 9/30/2012 8:50 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Samurai
All these Dodges I had, I paid $300 or less for. the 86 Dodge 600= $300 the 86 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z= $175 the 89 Dodge Shadow ES Turbo= $100
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| | | | Re: Camry = Most American-Made Car on the Road < Reply # 38 on 10/1/2012 12:15 AM > | Reply with Quote
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