| ▲ | rootsudo 5 hours ago | |
My midlife crisis car would probably be a land cruiser. No need to go fast. Space and chill is best. A 3 cylinder Corolla, regardless of how fast, is just people transportation at best and in the worst inefficient way possible. A normal base 23k usd Corolla , not saying anything against the car mechanically it is a great machine for what it is. Just, overkill. Can’t go fast, need to have higher insurance, it’s more at risk for theft, and it’s not easily replaceable as compared to a 23k corolla. I did enjoy the Vietnamese part and history of fast and the furious. It’s been a good minute since I’ve seen the first one. | ||
| ▲ | KevinAiken 3 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
The GR Corolla isn't really the same as a Corolla. Different engine, drivetrain, brakes, wheels, exterior, interior, suspension, and more, all built to be a sports car. It's also very highly acclaimed for being fun to drive, comparable with the other fast hatchbacks (Golf R, Honda Civic Type R, etc), and is pretty fast. | ||
| ▲ | spike021 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Most people getting a GR Corolla aren't getting it only as a point A to point B car. So your point about it basically just being people transportation is mostly moot. It's also really completely different from a standard Corolla. | ||