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In a recent interview with a Tokyo-based newspaper, the president of Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru's parent company) announced Toyota and Subaru will launch their jointly-developed sport coupes in late 2011.

 

Mori Ikuo went on to say that testing is almost complete and the design team is making their final adjustments. He also stated the vehicle will be "very comfortable and fuel-efficient" with a low center of gravity that will instill driver confidence.

 

As we have previously reported, the unnamed car will likely be outfitted with a 2.0-liter turbocharged boxer engine with 260 hp (194 kW / 264 PS). It will be mated to a six-speed manual transmission, which will send power to the rear-wheels.

 

This one will be VW GTI killer.... I think will switch to this if the cost is not too high. [:p]

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stupid Toyota use Boxer engine for what? Put back the 3SGTE lar.....

 

 

relak lah... the subaru engine is quite good what... proven performer. THe 3SGTE probably is scrapped.....

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The car needs to come with at least 320 hp stock before I'll consider it. 260 hp just doesn't cut it these days.

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The car needs to come with at least 320 hp stock before I'll consider it. 260 hp just doesn't cut it these days.

 

a remap will do wonders to new cars these days.

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The car needs to come with at least 320 hp stock before I'll consider it. 260 hp just doesn't cut it these days.

 

 

320hp.... :blink: I think the car will end up with super duper high insurance.

 

Anyway power is not everything.... balance chassis and accurate handling should be key priorities. If they get this right...... it will be my 1st Jap car after 10 yrs.

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