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I bumped into this last night. Where the hell was this car 10 years ago? Seriously... I would have modded the crap out of that car in my 20s. oh well, I hear electric cars are trendy
I bumped into this last night. Where the hell was this car 10 years ago? Seriously... I would have modded the crap out of that car in my 20s. oh well, I hear electric cars are trendy
That's what I thought, car for someone in there 20's
Still think Toyota should have kept the Toyota name and labeled the car the Celica. Here's a small, sporty, two door coupe with a four cylinder, rear wheel drive, and decent fuel efficiency with plenty of tuning potential. This car seems truer to the original Celica than the last Celica (a hot looking car in it's own way). They could have taken another page of successful Toyota history and use it's platform to make an all wheel drive hot 6 cylinder model and call it a Supra.
Still think Toyota should have kept the Toyota name and labeled the car the Celica. Here's a small, sporty, two door coupe with a four cylinder, rear wheel drive, and decent fuel efficiency with plenty of tuning potential. This car seems truer to the original Celica than the last Celica (a hot looking car in it's own way). They could have taken another page of successful Toyota history and use it's platform to make an all wheel drive hot 6 cylinder model and call it a Supra.
They claim an AWD system doesn't fit, due to body design.
They wanted a very low front end, which is partly why a Boxer engine was used as well, the Subaru crowd is obviously yelling for an AWD STi version, but official word as of now is that at least AWD is out (Turbocharging however is not. )
Don't have the link handy. I saw it over at nasioc. I'll post the link later.
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