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Come on Ozzy! You are believing Motor Trend. :rolleyes: The BRZ is supposed to be the next Ace Cobra, not Miata beater. :rolleyes: Didn't you know that? ;)

 

Reading the article just shows how the BRZ doesn't do what it's intended to do.....compete with a Corvette, Viper, Mustang GT, Z28, etc. ;)

 

You are goofy my friend. ;)

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Come on Ozzy! You are believing Motor Trend. :rolleyes: The BRZ is supposed to be the next Ace Cobra, not Miata beater. :rolleyes: Didn't you know that? ;)

 

Reading the article just shows how the BRZ doesn't do what it's intended to do.....compete with a Corvette, Viper, Mustang GT, Z28, etc. ;)

 

You are goofy my friend. ;)

 

The sarcasm is strong with this one.

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Come on Ozzy! You are believing Motor Trend. :rolleyes: The BRZ is supposed to be the next Ace Cobra, not Miata beater. :rolleyes: Didn't you know that? ;)

 

Reading the article just shows how the BRZ doesn't do what it's intended to do.....compete with a Corvette, Viper, Mustang GT, Z28, etc. ;)

 

You are goofy my friend. ;)

 

Just a small correction: You meant AC Cobra.

AC was the company, Ace was the car that became the Cobra after Carroll Shelby stuffed Ford's then-new 289 V8 into the AC Ace.

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I guess you're right, Subaru failed again! Is this a bigger failure than the 5th gen Legacy? :eek:

 

On a serious note, I can't wait to test drive it.. I'm becoming a Subaru fanboy for some reason. I had a Spec-V and at 2800 or so pounds,it was pretty fun to drive. This should just add on to that, same weight, but much better dynamics.

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Just a small correction: You meant AC Cobra.

AC was the company, Ace was the car that became the Cobra after Carroll Shelby stuffed Ford's then-new 289 V8 into the AC Ace.

 

Yes, that is what I meant. Thanks.

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As sad as it is to say, I think I may have to wait for a more powerful version and/or a convertible version (which I believe Subaru said somewhere that it should be on its way).

 

i've read similar somewhere on the net...

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i've read similar somewhere on the net...

 

Actually it's coming back to me, it was an article by Subaru that simply said that the layout would support a convertible version.

 

Shame the Sky/Solstice sold so poorly, I'd be really curious to see how the 2nd gen of those machines would turn out.

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