max225 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 1:26 pm
So i was just dicking around Toyotas site... a Premium GT86 is 31k MSRP?
That's a killer I thought it was up to 35 for that
Yeah, it definitely looks to be a great car for the money. I'm interested in driving one and seeing how the extra displacement does.
max225 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 1:26 pm
So i was just dicking around Toyotas site... a Premium GT86 is 31k MSRP?
That's a killer I thought it was up to 35 for that
Yeah, it definitely looks to be a great car for the money. I'm interested in driving one and seeing how the extra displacement does.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
Yeah, it definitely looks to be a great car for the money. I'm interested in driving one and seeing how the extra displacement does.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
The last one was hilarious fun, this is probably better. I mean driving fun was close to a Porsche Cayman just in a poverty wrapper with a worse sounding motor.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
The last one was hilarious fun, this is probably better. I mean driving fun was close to a Porsche Cayman just in a poverty wrapper with a worse sounding motor.
Will report back. Going to be in a Poorsche Cocksster soon enough.
Yeah, it definitely looks to be a great car for the money. I'm interested in driving one and seeing how the extra displacement does.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
I'm going to drive one. I've spent days jerking it to Porsche 944/951s here and this thing is basically 951 performance for 1/2 the inflation adjusted cost.
Detroit wrote:Buy 911s instead of diamonds.
Johnny_P wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 3:21 pm
Earn it and burn it, Val.
max225 wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 5:35 pm
Yes it's a cool car. But prepare the lube/sawdust.
max225 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 1:26 pm
So i was just dicking around Toyotas site... a Premium GT86 is 31k MSRP?
That's a killer I thought it was up to 35 for that
Yeah, it definitely looks to be a great car for the money. I'm interested in driving one and seeing how the extra displacement does.
They're putting like an extra 30hp and torque down to the wheels over the last one.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
I'm going to drive one. I've spent days jerking it to Porsche 944/951s here and this thing is basically 951 performance for 1/2 the inflation adjusted cost.
Apparently they are as hard to get as a GMT Master II in oyster steel.
The last one was hilarious fun, this is probably better. I mean driving fun was close to a Porsche Cayman just in a poverty wrapper with a worse sounding motor.
Will report back. Going to be in a Poorsche Cocksster soon enough.
Low key really thinking about it... Other than the badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
I'm going to drive one. I've spent days jerking it to Porsche 944/951s here and this thing is basically 951 performance for 1/2 the inflation adjusted cost.
It really is a modern 951 in many ways...and current 951 values are nearly the same $25-$30k. Why the hell buy a 951 when you could buy a BRAND NEW car that will best it in every way other than badge.
I'm going to drive one. I've spent days jerking it to Porsche 944/951s here and this thing is basically 951 performance for 1/2 the inflation adjusted cost.
It really is a modern 951 in many ways...and current 951 values are nearly the same $25-$30k. Why the hell buy a 951 when you could buy a BRAND NEW car that will best it in every way other than badge.
I'm going to drive one. I've spent days jerking it to Porsche 944/951s here and this thing is basically 951 performance for 1/2 the inflation adjusted cost.
It really is a modern 951 in many ways...and current 951 values are nearly the same $25-$30k. Why the hell buy a 951 when you could buy a BRAND NEW car that will best it in every way other than badge.
It's probably more akin to the S2 with the NA 3.0L.
Detroit wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 4:16 pm
It really is a modern 951 in many ways...and current 951 values are nearly the same $25-$30k. Why the hell buy a 951 when you could buy a BRAND NEW car that will best it in every way other than badge.
It's probably more akin to the S2 with the NA 3.0L.
Johnny_P wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 8:06 pm
Audi Q5's (current gen) are like mid 30s for a 2.0t decent spec one. Dang. Shoulda bought that.
Used right ?
My stepmoms 2010 is kinda dying with 130k miles and shitty af maintenance.
It was however relatively reliable, 6 years of no issues then a popped water pump … then a broken oil level sensor then a turbo by 120k but that was mostly maintenance related I’d think.
, I really don't pay much attention to fill up cost.
They mark up premium a lot less.
It was $3.35-$3.45 at all of the other stations around here.
I thought it was up to 35 for that
badge and somewhat loud/lame interior (being really hard here). It seems like an absolute riot.
approved. 
