Toyota sports coupe a relatively cheap way to have fun behind the wheel
The Toyota 86 - the Scion FR-S
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--November 12, 2017
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Toyota, please don't even think about 86ing this great little smile generator!
A tip of the pun-dit hat to my friend Harry for that one, though the rest of the groaners in this piece are all mine.
The Toyota 86 - the Scion FR-S before Toyota said sayonara to the Scion era - and its virtual twin from Subaru (named after a Business Revitalization Zone or something) are relative rarities in this era of high tech gadgetry: they're raw and unsophisticated, but they also hearken back to the days when cars were simpler, more direct and, dare I say, visceral.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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