Toyota/Subaru/Scion Lightweight Sports Car: Toyota GT86, Subaru BRZ, Scion FRS!
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Not if it automatically closes the throttle when you put on the brakes with your left foot, and I'm sure it does this. Anyone going for a track event will be disconnecting the brake light switch if they have any plans of going fast at all.
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Toyota 86 Cabrio
Hairdresser.
Toyota 86 Cabrio
The summer 2012 is coming too soon. But for the future can look forward fans of open-athletes in Japan the Toyota GT convertible 86. The start time is open, the price probably passable.
Toyota plans to the sports car GT 86 bring a roadster version on the market, such as lead developer Tetsuya Tada has confirmed in an interview. "The GT 86 was designed from the outset that we can build it as a convertible." A decision to open when the Toyota comes on the market, has fallen as yet. The technique takes the Roadster from the Coupe : A two-liter boxer engine with 197 horsepower from Toyota subsidiary Subaru drives the rear axle. The prices should start at around 35,000 €.
Toyota plans to the sports car GT 86 bring a roadster version on the market, such as lead developer Tetsuya Tada has confirmed in an interview. "The GT 86 was designed from the outset that we can build it as a convertible." A decision to open when the Toyota comes on the market, has fallen as yet. The technique takes the Roadster from the Coupe : A two-liter boxer engine with 197 horsepower from Toyota subsidiary Subaru drives the rear axle. The prices should start at around 35,000 €.
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As long as they're keeping the hardtop coupe intact I don't see why you would give a thumb down to their offering an open-top as an option. More variations means a wider range of audience, and that means more sales and profits to offset the costs associated with developing an all-new chassis and engine, which will eventually lead to more business cases to the Toyota management to develop more sporty cars in the future.![Thumb Up](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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You think this will stay on even with Traction Control off? This is why I don't like too many nanny gadgets.
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How about the competition won't need to do the same things and they're plentiful? That's why this statement is so full of lose:
The MX-5 will still be the car to buy for the track.
The MX-5 will still be the car to buy for the track.
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As long as they're keeping the hardtop coupe intact I don't see why you would give a thumb down to their offering an open-top as an option. More variations means a wider range of audience, and that means more sales and profits to offset the costs associated with developing an all-new chassis and engine, which will eventually lead to more business cases to the Toyota management to develop more sporty cars in the future.![Thumb Up](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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Anyone remember this 2000 Toyota Celica Convertible Concept?
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Probably not. IMO, I do hope a 86/FR-S/BRZ convertible concept is made, and then killed off at the last minute just like the Celica above. Because like I said, I absolutely hate convertibles.
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HKS Racing 86:
http://youtu.be/_lcCvNyUmt8
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Then don't try to understand. If they did produce an 86/FR-S/BRZ hairdresser edition, of course I wouldn't buy it. No ****. I didn't say there was a problem with them offering a convertible. I only said I hate convertibles. I would hate this one as well. You're reading too much into it.
HKS Racing 86:
http://youtu.be/_lcCvNyUmt8
HKS Racing 86:
http://youtu.be/_lcCvNyUmt8