Impreza sti concept - What do you think ?
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21 August 2011, 10:49 PM
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What?
Simple Recession,nobody buying these cars in high volumes(due high fuel costs etc) and there is market in small cars with hybrid engines.
New EVO or Impreza STi/WRX will be have 1.6 turbo engines...
World which we know now,is probably ...
Jura
Simple Recession,nobody buying these cars in high volumes(due high fuel costs etc) and there is market in small cars with hybrid engines.
New EVO or Impreza STi/WRX will be have 1.6 turbo engines...
World which we know now,is probably ...
Jura
21 August 2011, 11:21 PM
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SIAL and about 3 years old!
The Toybaru (FT-86) should it happen will have DI petrol engines for emissions but retain the flat four. Capacity may stay the same you never know.
The Toybaru (FT-86) should it happen will have DI petrol engines for emissions but retain the flat four. Capacity may stay the same you never know.
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22 August 2011, 10:58 AM
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I think you'll find and no big suprise, WILL be the Hybrid Scoob, NA V2 engine and the Toyota electrics motor 
Talk of a Turbo'd Hybrid version 
Repositioning of the Intercooler, Turbo & mods on the V2 engine were specifically so that the Toyota Electric motor will fit
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Talk of a Turbo'd Hybrid version Repositioning of the Intercooler, Turbo & mods on the V2 engine were specifically so that the Toyota Electric motor will fit
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22 August 2011, 01:15 PM
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Don't see any reason why the move toward small capacity turbocharged engines shouldn't be made. The WRC are doing it (I seem to recall 300bhp from the Citroen DS3 being mentioned), and why shouldn't car makers look for more efficient ways of producing their power? Hybrids are also unavoidable, despite the obvious resistance. People seem to think they're saving the world with them for some reason.
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