oh yeah it will. he doesn't take criticism of those old ugly corollas well.

Lol'd

This post was edited by FMX_89 on Oct 23 2014 05:04am

lold cuz true

I have nothing against Hyundai but wonder what you in particular like about this car?




It reminds me of this-

Lol, I don't really care. I love Ae86's. So thats that.



I see where you are coming from. But I saw a couple that had some aftermarket parts on it and it looked pretty cool. I really wanted to rally it out at least.

I really like that its a smaller car. It is what I prefer, and it's hard finding a smaller newer car. They always feel so spacious to me, but at the same time. It is hatch back and the rear seats can go down, so for when I do ever need to put some stuff in it. I also found a good variety of aftermarket goodies for it, Coil overs, Exhaust. All that. And they see about 37 MPG. Which, in my current case. I do drive quite a bit for work. So it would help my gas bill.
And, I'd like something turbo'd. The FRS also isn't Turbo'd. and I don't have time to make one turbo since I work 60 hrs a week.
Thats kind of my reasoning.

Thank you :-)



Yeah that is true. I am still going to Test drive an FRS to see how I feel about it. I still like the car though. But yeah you are right. There are other options too. I just know, I want something Japanese. Something sporty. And can do a couple of aftermarket goodies, ya know?

Trying not to be super biased, but the brz/frs will be a much superior drive over the veloster turbo. That's factual, however they will push about the same speed times. The brz/frs is an entry level sports car and is very often referred to as, the poor man's Porsche. The driving position of the brz/frs is unmatched to anywhere close to the price range.

However, you'll achieve greater mpg with the veloster and the hatch look that you enjoy.

The brz/frs is really small, little trunk, and the backseat space is almost non existant (but the seats to fold completely flat).