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I know we all love the Crossfire, but at some point, we move on. I gave my Crossfire to my daughter and son-in-law. They love it. I now have purchased a new Scion FR-S. It's our new road tripper!
I love your new car, I've been thinking about picking one up ever since they came out. Has to be a manual shift though. Wouldn't give up my XF, just add it to the collection.lol
I love your new car, I've been thinking about picking one up ever since they came out. Has to be a manual shift though. Wouldn't give up my XF, just add it to the collection.lol
I thought the Subaru version only came with a 6-speed manual. Didn't know the Toyota Scion version was available with an automatic. At a Cars & Coffee GTG a few months back, a red, tricked-out Toyota Scion FRS pulled into the space next to our XFire. Car was really sharp looking. The Toyota was, too.
Last edited by dedwards0323; Jun 15, 2018 at 10:55 AM.
Yeah and they're only 1/10th of a sec. slower (in the 1/4 mile) than the NA Crossfire. Even though they have an NA 4 cylinder. The handling is supposed to be fantastic (with better tires). Supposedly they come standard with the same tires that come on the Prius.
She may not be a true Sports car....but she sure is fun to drive. This is my little Fiat Abarth 5spd Turbo with 170 HP. A little over 15k miles later and still a hoot to drive. Kind of like a go cart on steroids, this is when we had just gotten delivery off the truck.
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Re: What's your new sportscar?
After searching for this particular model Viper, I found / bought this 2005 Copperhead Viper (#297 of 300) with only 1860 miles on the clock. Got it about a year ago . . .