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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NEW AutoArt Modular 3 Piece Wheels. Custom color and custom
Bolt pattern available.
The return of the ROKU!!!!! Further speculation abounds on what could be an AE86 successor. The Asahi
Shumbun reported today that Toyota and Subaru
are considering a jointly developed entry level sports car. Since all of Toyota’s small platforms are front-wheel-drive,
it was unknown what powertrain the rumored rear-wheel-drive hachiroku descendant would have used. Now, the latest word is
that the car won’t use a Toyota-based drivetrain at all, but Subaru’s flat four and possibly its all-wheel-drive
system as well. Toyota acquired 8.7 percent of Subaru in October
2005 when General Motors relinquished its 20 percent stake, a partnership that yielded just one very Asian-looking Saab. The Subayota is expected to go on sale in 2010. |
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