Corolla Love

[Istartfires]

Is it a bad thing too look at some newer corollas and just have no love for them? Why did Toyota change something that was good? I guess they seen a market and chose it but some examples are just terreble. Will the ft86 change Toyota for the better or will it just be a one off fling, give people a fun and in some opinions a good looking rwd car then two years later take it away from

Us then go back too the old ways again with boring fwd cars.

[Trev]

Don't understand why people want new RWD toyota's, if you wanna do skids then why buy a new car? buy an old shitbox rwd.

[Istartfires]

Yeah good point, some people have more money too burn than others. And plus I'm about too have a kid in a week I want it too have a old school corolla in 16 years. I don't know if my 70 can last that long

[Trev]

Money to burn...

 

One of our customers has spent 30 odd thousand on his 90's 300xz in the past 2 months and is still going, could of got a new car but where is the fun.

Edited December 16, 2010 by Trev

[Istartfires]

I would love too spend that on my car.

[jono1986]

Cars are built for safety now and in excessively large numbers, so there's no soul or passion behind the design. Any new car that has been designed to be like old cars are shit, Holden Monaro nothing like the original and is shit, Holden SV6000 ummm only seen a little bit of it but the original SV5000 is so much better cause it was designed in a time where safety wasn't a priority like all older cars. And cars become great, it takes time to see what the market (i.e. the consumer) does and it goes from there.