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LOL There's still enough years between now and 2035 for a whole Sports car life cycle before they go all electric, so who knows.

Yeah, if the AC compressor and the alternator share a belt that's gonna be a problem.

I feel like it was really Nissan who did this and not us.... happy none the less.

oh this is just brilliant. LMAAAOOOOOOO

Well... they implied the rwd mazda 6 is dead, didn't say anything about the RX (and the L6 engine is still likely to see use in the SUVs).

She got a BBL fo sho ? ?

But the Mazda 6 had little to nothing to do with this does it?

Slick teaser inside

Toyota have been mucking about with this conceptual design for a while. They showed a "Simulated manual" Auto transmission in the GR HV concept. Seems like most editors and commenters are actually railing this pretty hard. I think it's a novel concept. If well done it could actually be a heap...

Footnote, the global Yaris is *not* based on the Mazda 2 platform. And as @F1 Silver Arrows mentioned, The GR Yaris was backed by a Multi-Million dollar racing program where if we are being real, was not only about Toyota/Toyoda saying "lol fkoff, we can build properly brilliant sports cars by...

They've been awake for a hot minute, these things don't happen overnight.

100%. If it's being designed/built to go racing, the is absolutely no way, nor any reason for it to have a manual transmission. Not even a DCT. Sequential box it'll be.

Nice to see these live on in the Lexus Electric Sport concept car

I think that's rather optimistic. Looking fwd to see what they've done none the less.

GR Yaris engine.

S-FR was meant to be a Miata sibling? @A70TTR @Guff thoughts? Info that aligns with or refutes this?

You guys clicked? o_O

Toyota gotchu

I think this is pure conjecture and rumor mongering on the media's part. Such a vehicle would step on the toes of the GR corolla and on the impreza.... no logical sense at all.

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