Goooooood Mooooorrrnnnnin FR-S Forum

[modelo420]

So, I'm an owner of a 2005 Tiburon. I've done some modifications to it, but not much. I was saving for a Stage 2 turbo kit...but along the way I got distracted and started looking at different cars that were known for having better potential performance gains. I somehow came across this car, and pretty much fell in love(I realllly don't like the body styles of the STi, GTi, SRT-4...etc). I decided to join the forum to keep track of whats going on with the car and see if it'll have the potential to have some boost.

So, I'm not a confirmed future owner just yet (All depends on the price, and turbo options)...but I'm looking forward to seeing the car, and test driving it.

[TrailDust]

Welcome aboard the forums! When you do buy one you'll be in good company on these forums.

[modelo420]

That's good to know! I'm hoping that this car has some serious potential in the boost department. I've been hearing a lot of concern about the high compression the car has...but I guess we'll see.

Anyways, good to be here. Hope to get to know y'all

[FR_S_Fan]

Agree, your at the right place. This forum will be super busy with other FR-S owners once the car is officially out. I think with the current speculated pricing and available options, it's enough for anyone to want one.

$25K for the FR-S, sounds like a deal to me.

[rwdftw]

25k im sold 28-30k im iffy and scion willl have a pricing war issue hopefully they will know that... lol

[FR_S_Fan]

25k im sold 28-30k im iffy and scion willl have a pricing war issue hopefully they will know that... lol

How I see it, enthusiasts will pay even 28K for the car since it will be the car to have for any AE86 lover, but to attract people that were never into it, pricing will play a major role.

GM is stepping up big time and I hope Toyota prices these cars accordingly to whats on the market and whats about to hit the market, or else it will be a tough year, next year.