So then, what car are you buying next?

[I.D.C.]

GT86 and the Subaru version will be great drives but two seats and a dinky boot make it useless for me. It also looks very small when seen next to other cars.

[Steve30]

Looks like the Hyundi of yrs ago from the front  not my cup of tea i'm a German Snob anyway

[Snoopy]

I did find it a shame the subaru version was not 4wd and turbo charged  as I may have been interested.
I like small coupes and find it a shame car.makers seem to think big is better for each new model.

[mkviken]

i would certainly consider one of these. they're going to be a massive success

loads of tuning parts available, great value and performance

a 250bhp STI version is on the cards. that will be a quick car at just 1200kg

[MAW73]

Looks like the Hyundi of yrs ago from the front  not my cup of tea i'm a German Snob anyway

I will paste a VW badge on the bonnet just for you Steve when I get a chance 

[Mr_F]

F-Type

[R32UK]

I would seriously want to wait to see interior shots.... if its like most jap cars on the inside then you will want to spec bag to hold your 

[mkviken]

they're doing even more basic interior versions with unpainted bumpers and steel wheels for tracy days and modifying etc. not sure if they're coming to the uk though

[Jimmymature]

they're doing even more basic interior versions with unpainted bumpers and steel wheels for tracy days and modifying etc. not sure if they're coming to the uk though

I think the major problem with it is that it's normally aspirated, very little that can be done to improve that relatively low Horse Power.


Jim

[mkviken]

Yeh High revving NA engines are hard to get power from. I don't think the STI version will be turbo either as there isn't room in the engine bay apparently

I'm surprised they got a powerfull NA car thru all the emmisions regs. Most manufacturers are ditching their 2.0 NA in europe now as they're too dirty