GR Corolla Livestream
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10 Minutes!
Think we’ll learn anything new?
https://vimeo.com/event/1928953?linkId=100000117445422
(no way to embed?
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Wife is indifferent (hates hatches), but super interested. Colors and no ADM will be important as to how much I want it...
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@davesaddiction think it will be better/better recieved than the Focus RS?
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Lagging issues w video… ugh.
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@davesaddiction Watching it live on YT. Red one just making donuts on the stage as its entrance...
No automatic option. Only Manual.
3 colors only. The promo pics are the "circuit editon"
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Three fucking "colors". Gray, black, and Chysler Sebring in Florida red.
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@davesaddiction I'm so glad it doesn't have 20" wheels.
AND IT LOOKS SO GOOD.
18 months from now there will be a Circuit Edition on BaT and it'll go for 6 figures.
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Exclusive one year circuit model. The only color I want is the limited gray one somehow. UGHHHHHHHADM is going to be everything. $20k? more? Got excited for nothing.
Should have bought the Mach 1 6spd in Iconic w/handling and Recaros...cost $60k either way I bet.
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Pricing SOON
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I like this thing way more than I should.
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@Jordan I am surprised Blue Flame isn't available one the GR
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@MUSASHI66 I bet sticker on the Circuit will be 50k.
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@davesaddiction I'm going to share this because it's real Best of Turin vibes
Toyota either needs to proofread their site better, or we're getting a 2L/cylinder 3-banger. Strongly hoping for the latter.
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That's the one I want too. I could see $45-50k for that one. Pretty sure ADM will destroy my desire for it.
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@KITT222 said in GR Corolla Livestream:
@davesaddiction I'm going to share this because it's real Best of Turin vibes
Toyota either needs to proofread their site better, or we're getting a 2L/cylinder 3-banger. Strongly hoping for the latter.
On the background in one of the screenshots it says 1.6L 3-cyl. 300hp is damned impressive out of a factory 1.6L 3-cylinder. We've come a long way from the Metro, baby.
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@LooseonExit Yup... if I can snag one for MSRP, I might be tempted to trade the Abarth. This would make for a perfect all-weather daily. Right now Abarth lives in the garage when there is rain or snow.
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Okay, what are the big differences between the Core & Circuit?
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I would get one for MSRP assuming it's not a nonsense price, like MSRP $60k or something.
Someone find me a dealer taking refundable deposits on the Circuit Edition that will sell for MSRP. Continental 48 is the only requirement.
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Biggies are carbon roof, Torsens, and Heavy Metal paint. Tech package is also standard (opt on Core).
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@davesaddiction arse, I missed it!
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Core base $35k, well-equipped near $40k, Circuit at $45k?
I’d go Core, with the good options, in white.
Circuit Edition examples feature a forged carbon roof that is a few ounces lighter than the standard steel top, which helps lower the hatchback's center of mass. The forged sheet composite has a unique dappled appearance that is different from the more common woven carbon fiber. At either end, you'll find a vented hood with a more pronounced power bulge than standard or a larger roof spoiler than the Core model.
Toyota's Heavy Metal satin finish paint is exclusive to the Circuit Edition -- which can also be had in white or Supersonic Red hues -- as are red-painted brake calipers with GR logos. The cockpit is home to suede-trimmed sport seats with red accents. And perhaps the most desirable Circuit Edition launch year exclusive for Toyota-phile collectors is a shift knob signed by Morizo aka Toyota master driver and president Akio Toyoda.
The Circuit Edition models also come standard with the aforementioned front and rear Torsen limited-slip differentials.
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@LooseonExit I'm thinking 50 for the circuit as well