I have always been a fan of Japanese sports cars. While my friends were busy tearing out pictures of Mustangs, Firebirds, and Camaros from the pages of 70’s and 80’s Full Article »
While we like the Scion FR-S and its fraternal twin, the Subaru BRZ, as much as anyone writing about cars, we’d also admit that we’d like it even more if Full Article »
Even though today’s media culture has up-rooted itself from the traditional paper-print media, some of the original automotive publications remain to be a valid staple in determining benchmark vehicles. Car Full Article »
When I think of Toyota’s Scion division I always think of inexpensive, low-end vehicles priced and engineered for urban dwellers looking for affordable, front-wheel drive, small-compact, high-mileage vehicles such as Full Article »
If you think that small, lightweight sports cars can’t be safe, think again: the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has given both the Scion FR-S and its fraternal twin, Full Article »
Now matter how hard you search the web, we’ll bet that can’t find a bad review on the Scion FR-S. The truth is this: no other car on the market Full Article »
For many years, enthusiasts have begged for an affordable rear-wheel-drive vehicle that appeases to need of a true drivers vehicle without much compromise. Toyota has stepped up to the plate Full Article »
Today, Autoblog posted what they think to be the most epic Toyota GT86 review to date. After watching the review video, I have to wholeheartedly agree with them.
When it comes to making cars go faster, most enthusiasts immediately think of adding horsepower. While horsepower gains can result in significantly lower lap times, adding big horsepower usually costs Full Article »
The new Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ here in America, together, are the hottest and most-talked about compact sports cars around currently. Aftermarket vendors have recognized this and gone into Full Article »
