Pros and Cons of Toyobaru 86: A Comprehensive Review
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Ideal delves into the pitfalls of the Toyobaru 86, unveiling its Achilles' heel through a litany of woes. From its anemic Prius tires prone to slipping in crucial moments to the irksome torque dip plaguing the engine's power delivery, this sports car seems to stumble at every turn. The haunting chirping of the fuel pump, recalls for valve spring issues, and the arduous fix requiring a complete engine teardown paint a grim picture of unreliability. Not to mention the thorny requirement of premium gas, adding insult to injury for those seeking thrills behind the wheel.
Despite its flaws, the FRS manages to salvage some dignity with its redeeming qualities. The multifaceted traction control system offers a spectrum of driving experiences, from safety to sheer madness on the track. The interior, though basic and worn, exudes a certain charm that resonates with enthusiasts. The FRS's nimble steering shines on twisty roads, albeit displaying a twitchy demeanor on the highway. Its timeless design and affordable price tag position it as a compelling choice for those seeking a blend of practicality and performance in a sports car.
The team at Ideal doesn't shy away from the FRS's shortcomings, laying bare its imperfections with a mix of humor and candor. Despite its quirks, the FRS emerges as a diamond in the rough, offering a unique driving experience that transcends its faults. From the track-ready pedal dance to the spacious engine bay beckoning for modifications, this Toyobaru 86 proves to be a canvas for automotive enthusiasts seeking to unleash its untapped potential. In the realm of sports cars, where flaws are as common as accolades, the FRS stands as a testament to the enduring allure of driving passion over perfection.
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Some users complain about the issues with the car, such as small fuel tank, premium fuel requirement, and lack of speed.
Others mention the affordability and practicality of the car.
A user from another country mentions the high prices of these cars due to heavy taxes.
Some users express their desire to own the car despite its flaws.
There are comments about the car's fuel efficiency and modifications made by owners.
Comparisons are made to other cars like the Toyota MR-S and Miata.
Some users joke about wanting the car to depreciate so they can buy one.
One user mentions the car being similar to working on a BMW.
There is a prediction that these cars will become like the next S chassis in 10-15 years.
A mechanic with experience in Subarus advises against buying this car.
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