Japan and other countries still get the Celica (and MR2 Spyder), but NA doesn't. A shame. It might come back, though, so let's wait & see.
Sorry, but I couldn't stop laughing at this. If you have some decent proof it's coming back, everyone is gonnaBabyBlue said:The Supra is being revived. Hold on to your hats.
conveniently forgot to mention the better gearing on the Si along with the lighter weight. I love toyota's, but the tC is just a pig. It's like they couldn't decide whether to cater to people who want more practicality, or a more sporty car.ScionSouth said:2006 Manual Transmission tC $16740 160 hp 163 lb ft Stock
TRD Supercharger installed $ 4000 or less 60 hp 20 lb ft supercharger est.
Total Price $20740 220 hp 183 Total Power est.
The Si is a very competitive car but your going to spend the same money and get less horsepower and less torque.
We have done 2 supercharged tCs with a 3rd going on Monday. Both of the tCs that we have supercharged are eating up Acura RSX-S. And they have plenty of power, suspension, and braking options available from Scion and the aftermarket. Plus they aren't driving a car everybody and their brother is driving or will be driving.
I'm not saying the Si wounldn't be a good choice, but do a little research on www.scionlife.com you may find the tC is a better choice.
Jonathan Sexton
Scion South
Richmond, KY
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Tideland Prius said:and it's cheap... $25,880.. not a bad price for a coupe with 197hp, 0-60 in 7ish secs, 17" alloys, LSD, black suede interior with front sport seats, leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob (that's from the TSX), power moonroof, rear spoiler (looks tacky though) etc etc.
Now, where's the Civic Si fighter?