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| First Gear Joined: Nov 2006 From: PNW Posts: 17 |
It's light, has lots of options... But it is FWD. I grew up with RWD and AWD, and the way those platforms react are what I am used to and prefer. If Toyotoa made the tC RWD, they would have another AE86 on their hands. | ||
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| Top Gear Joined: Nov 2006 From: Moscow, Idaho Posts: 150 I Drive: 2006 Yamaha R6, 1991 nissan 180sx, 95 neon sport beater My Project: Pulled the sr20det for the second time and winter modding time |
mjn where do you work? I'm assuming a dealership. I'd be interested in how they drive as well. It would be sweet to have another 86.
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| Fourth Gear Joined: Nov 2006 From: Kennewick, Wa Posts: 98 I Drive: Depends on the day... My Project: '47 Crosley roundside pickup | I grew up with RWD and later...AWD, I used to agree with the mindset that FWD's are not the way to go...plow like hell, etc... Try some of the late model german FWD cars... Audi A3, GTI....unreal. | ||
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| First Gear Joined: Dec 2006 From: Bellevue, Wa Posts: 16 I Drive: Supercharged MR2, Land Cruiser My Project: Land Cruiser |
werd. My girl drives a tC. For what it is (cheap, reliable, grocery getter), it's a great car. | ||