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370Z_Fan · 10-07-2009, 05:32 PM

I gave up on Toyota a long time ago. I mean this is a company that has spent 8+ years and 400+ millions of dollars in F1 and still hasn't won 1 race yet but you have a young team like Red Bull Racing already winning at least 1 race. This is the same company that was caught cheating in various motor sport events, e.g. WRC, F1, and Nascar. Toyota does not have a racing heritage, it's all about marketing. Every modern "sporty" cars they produce now comes up short compared to the competitions, e.g. IS-F vs. M3 vs. C63. So to say Toyota has a sports car coming out in a couple of years, I have to roll my eyes. As they say, driving a Toyota is as exciting as buying a loaf of bread.

10-07-2009, 05:32 PM	#41 (permalink)
370Z_Fan Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 238 Drives: 2010 MB ZR sport pkg Rep Power: 16	I gave up on Toyota a long time ago. I mean this is a company that has spent 8+ years and 400+ millions of dollars in F1 and still hasn't won 1 race yet but you have a young team like Red Bull Racing already winning at least 1 race. This is the same company that was caught cheating in various motor sport events, e.g. WRC, F1, and Nascar. Toyota does not have a racing heritage, it's all about marketing. Every modern "sporty" cars they produce now comes up short compared to the competitions, e.g. IS-F vs. M3 vs. C63. So to say Toyota has a sports car coming out in a couple of years, I have to roll my eyes. As they say, driving a Toyota is as exciting as buying a loaf of bread.