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Scion FR-S

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Producing two hundred power unit from a direct-injected a pair of.0-liter Boxer four-cylinder engine and mated to either a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic, the FR-S is one in every of the best rear-wheel drive economy sports cars of uncomparable. Starting at around $24,000, the performance to cost quantitative relation of the FR-S is unexampled not solely within the fashionable automotive market however within the historical automotive market moreover. Developed by Subaru however got by Toyota, the FR-S additionally competes with a near-twin vehicle here within the states: the Subaru BRZ. The FR-S is tiny, light, sensible trying, and cheap. With a well crafted however easy interior, the FR-S provides enough area for 2 adult passengers despite the fact that it's technically a four-seater and a few baggage within the trunk. While two hundred power unit doesn't seem to be abundant lately in an exceedingly sports automobile, the FR-S is high-revving auto that...

Chevrolet Camaro Convertible

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The numbers 6162cc, V8, RWD, 432bhp, 420lb ft, 22.0mpg, 304g/km CO2, 0-62 in 5.2secs, 155mph, 1920kg The verdict Brilliant-handling muscle car, but surprisingly expensive and terrifyingly heavy. Too easy to resist If our understanding of engineering is anything to go by, removing a car's roof tends to make the driving experience a bit... fluctuant. Especially if it's enormous and American. But the new Euro-spec rag-top Camaro's confounded us - it handles beautifully. Which is probably because it's not a dollar-driven afterthought. The convertible was designed alongside the tin-top, so a lot of the bracing's been massaged into the shell, not bolted on later - that keeps weight down, closing the dynamic gap between the 'vert and coupe. But at 1,920kg (125kg more than the fixed head) it's still very ponderous. Wrestling the mass are two engines, both 6.2-litre V8s. There's a 432bhp LS3 that comes with a six-speed manual 'box and a 405bhp L99 w...