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Zteven · 06-30-2014, 10:15 PM

Pretty sure Subaru actually had a bad *** business plan, they reeled in a slew of new bright eyed customers by selling a bunch of those crappy frs/brz's with Toyota being dumb enough to keep the engine branded as a Subaru so now people figure wow if Toyota is proudly carrying a Subaru engine it must be good / reliable. Now within a couple years they will branch off from Toyota and those hooked on that market will have nowhere to turn but Subaru since Toyota will no longer be carrying that model. Then Subaru swoops in keeping the rwd platform and introduces a turbo or sti version and people will go nuts for it. I severely doubt BMW would be able to provide much for Toyota I can't even imagine a collaboration between the two they are entirely different animals. Toyota gets left in the dust here...

06-30-2014, 10:15 PM	#21 (permalink)
Zteven Base Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Southern California Posts: 196 Drives: 13' Silver / 10' Blk Rep Power: 12	Pretty sure Subaru actually had a bad *** business plan, they reeled in a slew of new bright eyed customers by selling a bunch of those crappy frs/brz's with Toyota being dumb enough to keep the engine branded as a Subaru so now people figure wow if Toyota is proudly carrying a Subaru engine it must be good / reliable. Now within a couple years they will branch off from Toyota and those hooked on that market will have nowhere to turn but Subaru since Toyota will no longer be carrying that model. Then Subaru swoops in keeping the rwd platform and introduces a turbo or sti version and people will go nuts for it. I severely doubt BMW would be able to provide much for Toyota I can't even imagine a collaboration between the two they are entirely different animals. Toyota gets left in the dust here... __________________ Last edited by Zteven; 06-30-2014 at 10:33 PM.