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it happened with370. mustangs too..
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thats a good point. Scion is supposed to be no haggle no price changes dealerships. IF any dealer attempts to mess with the prices, you can call Scion corporate and they are "supposed" to do something about it.
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reminds me of the scumbags who tried to add a mandatory $1000 paint sealant charge Toyota tried to charge me when I bought my Prius. I reported them to the DMV right after
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my mini cooper S can beat that plus it's a front wheel drive.
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The FRS/BRZ are great sports cars for budgets under $28k. They should be be in the same class as the Miata (RWD and same performance).
IMO the 370z is in a different class of cars than the FRS/BRZ. Comparing the FRS/BRZ to a 370Z is like comparing the 370Z to a C6 Vette. Different classes all together. I think the Genesis Coupe 3.8 R-Spec is more comparable to the Z. But thats just my opinion. :tup: |
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But people compare Z's to C6 Vettes here all the time, or Mustangs, or Miatas... I see nothing wrong with comparing performance cars. |
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9 pages of everyone saying the same thing. I love the internet. :ughdance:
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It was definitely for the people who cared more about how much fun you had during the trip rather than how fast you got there. Either way there's no point about arguing over a car that is no longer in production :ugh2: i'm just saying that maybe this FR-S is similar to the 8 but maybe even better since its using a traditional engine rather than a wankel. PS. there's nothing like revving to 10k in the rx8 :yum: |
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PS: salesmen are tossers (no offense to anyone on here who is / used-to be one) but I end up feeling like **** every-time I walk out of a dealership. |
FWIW, the BRZ and FR-S are actually not exactly the same mechanically -- they each have different suspension set-ups. The BRZ is alleged to be firmer whereas the FR-S is set up to have more body roll and over steer dialed in.
Otherwise, the difference is cosmetic or related to amenities. Should you trade in your Z for one? Ask yourself if you would consider trading in for a Miata. If the answer is "yes", then yes, because the FR-S/BRZ is as good -- if not better (and more practical) -- than the current gen MX-5 If you said "no", wait to see if a factory boosted option (e.g., the Gazoo twincharged prototype) becomes available. Then we'll have a good alternative to the Z at the same price point. |
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With the Z and the s2k, the cars felt very wild, kind of hard to describe (im no professional driver or anything) I guess its something that I can't describe in words sorry :icon14: |
I was a toyota guy for a long, long time prior to purchasing my 370z.
The 370z and BRZ/FR-S are not even in the same class. I wouldnt even consider WRX/EVO with BRZ/FR-S to be in the same class. The BRZ/FR-S's main compeditor is the RX8, Hyundia Genesis coupe, and whatever 4cylinder naturally aspirated cars are out there. I'd even peg it with a VW GTI, cause the GTI's are around 200HP still even with a turbo. Believe it or not, I was actually going to buy a FR-S. That was until I seen the weight to power ration and the fact that Toyota would only release it under the Scion brand in the USA. Then I thought hey I will get the BRZ. But then I thought, do I really want to dump about $30K into a Subaru BRZ, that some stupid kid about 17 years old is driving with a Scion badge on it? Not to mention, that it is rare to see 370z's as it is, and you will see a whole slew of scion's on the road in the next few months. If they atleast turbo charged that engine on the Subaru side. I would be all for it and would even be on this forum. But I believe I made a wise decision in getting the 370z, because it has continious years of inspiration and devolopement. The GT800's that were sold have gaps in the years of productions. Toyota and Subaru did spend a great deal of R&D, money and time into every aspect of this car. Now, if Toyota comes back out with a straight 6 turbo'd supra. You will see the 370z go bye bye. As far as Im concerned, stock vs stock. BRZ/FR-S is no where near the 370z, or any 6 cylinder sport car. |
That supra is a nice car... experiencing an inline 6 TT without getting a BMW, here's hoping that happens at some point.
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FR-S VS Civic SI maybe lol but not a Z.
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did anyone else see the Greddy 600 hp version of this thing on youtube yet?
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will be racing against a Scion FR-S in autocross this weekend. We're both in the novice C-Stock class. Bring it.
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An autox in novice class isn't going to solve anything....
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I just have realistic expectation, don't want to burst anyone's bubbles.
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Here is the solution to the question. Did Shell make a translucent BRZ or FR-S? Obviously not, so the 370z is therefore superior.
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