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Reply With QuoteSo the BRZ will be slightly more expensive. I'm guessing $4k moreOriginally Posted by peekeesh
This is a discussion on The BIG BRZ Bickering Brief! within the New Cars/Prototypes Forums forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Originally Posted by devilfluff True. But the company I work for owns a Toyota dealer(or 2)... I can then explore ...
FR-S pricing has been leaked.
2013 Scion FR-S Priced at $24,200 ! by Scion FR-S Forum / Subaru BRZ Forum / Toyota 86 Forum and Blog — FT86club.com
So the BRZ will be slightly more expensive. I'm guessing $4k more
I like the Scion version wheels better.
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being as though it seems like the brz wont be all that easy to attain due to limited amount coming here, and the fact that the frs will be cheaper, thats what ill be looking to get my hands on. I know id be pissed if i bought one and then next model year they throw a turbo in it... Then again, I wonder how much of a price increase will be added too.
I don't know why I bothered not subscribing to any of these threads. It didn't work. I want one.
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More recent announcements have made it look pretty likely that the early production numbers were somewhat conservative. Somewhat meaning very, of course.
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I'm sure it'll be a taster to see how many we buy... then the following years they'll send more as they're able to produce.
I'm reserving judgment 'til I actually see one...but I like them, too.
Not planning to buy a car from a dealership any time soon, though.
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dunno if posted, but here you go:
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Clamf..^^perspective in that is funny...looks like some child labor going on, there.
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Here is a cool video I just saw. I wonder what that black hatch looking car with a hood scoop has under the hood. I bet it is an inter cooled turbo setup. Now that car would be fun.
BRZ made by Subaru - YouTube
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looks like they put one of their prototype BRZ engines in a 2010 STI body though i hope your right
That video has already been posted somewhere around here... The car is just a test mule body, it's been around at least since 2010, when people thought that it was what the brz was going to look like.
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Did anyone else notice at the 6 minute mark that the car was on an AWD dyno with the front wheels spinning? Did Subaru originally plan this car as AWD?
Doubt it, my guess is they just have an AWD dyno in their test facility as that is all they make other than the BRZ. Even if you put a RWD car on an AWD dyno the front wheels will spin
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