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Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ
These 2 cars look to be pretty decent: RWD, light weight, low engine mounted farther back for low center of gravity and better weight distribution...all hallmarks of the RX8. 0-60 times estimated to be 6-6.2 seconds also very close to the Mazda. The 2.0 liter will no doubt have the incredible reliability that Subaru and Toyota have been known for and will get between 22-30 mpg.
This could be a worthy successor/choice to the now discontinued RX8...it wont have the 9k redline sadly but it also wont have the engine issues. |
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I am waiting for your new name: EVOsold4FR-Z or EVOsold4BRZ.
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Originally Posted by jasonrxeight
(Post 4123927)
I am waiting for your new name: EVOsold4FR-Z or EVOsold4BRZ.
This belongs in general automotive. |
Originally Posted by jasonrxeight
(Post 4123927)
I am waiting for your new name: EVOsold4FR-Z or EVOsold4BRZ.
So because the 0-60 time is the same it's going to be a worthy successor to the 8? 200 hp 4 cylinder boxer....no thanks. |
the brz is surprisingly pricey at 28,000$ for no awd. you can get a fully loaded impreza for less. rx-8 for the summer, impreza for the winter(if you live in a snow region) is a sweeter deal to me anyways. Time will tell though, maybe in a couple of years i might consider buying the brz on its last production year
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Originally Posted by RX8sold4EVO
(Post 4123888)
This could be a worthy successor/choice to the now discontinued RX8...it wont have the 9k redline sadly but it also wont have the engine issues.
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Originally Posted by PeteInLongBeach
(Post 4123961)
It also won't be the "virtual sport-sedan" that the RX-8 so brilliantly is...
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