There's one in the picture.

Let's put a heavier and less powerful engine into a car!

They could pick a worse car to copy. The Crosstrek is awesome.

I don't think Toyota has ever had luck with their overpriced, dealer-installed superchargers. They've offered them for a large number of their US vehicles, but they tend to go away pretty quickly.

Four door SS T/C + GM Stage 1 PP - badges.

Looks like you're right about the rear suspension. I could have swore that it was updated in 2008, but I guess not.

Low 15s/high 14s was pretty slow, even in 2003. That's about as fast as an N/A four cylinder sport compact of the same vintage and a far cry from what was fast in the day.

I saw one of these today being driven by a pretty cute blonde.

This was noted for being faster around a track than the Mustang Shelby GT350.

That just indicates that the Syclone was getting off the line much faster than the Ferrari.

And we have a winner.

An Indian friend of mine told me that they sell the V6 Camry with a stick-shift in India.

These were quick for sure, but I still toasted them at the drag strip in my 07 WRX. This thing just didn't have the traction of AWD or the big torque curve of the 2.5L.

Mopar has some staged performance packages that really kick up the SRT4's performance. I don't remember the exact numbers, but I think they start in the 300s and pass the 400 mark.

They make drop in ECU replacements for people who don't want to fuck with megasquirt. Megasquirt might be easy to tune, but it is the biggest pain in the ass to install. Even with a harness, you have to wire up a ton of new sensors.

It's 300HP but can barely make a high 14s 1/4 mile pass. And it's not like it makes up for it with great handling anyway.

I heard that the manual can't be added to it due to the design of the floor pan.

Just make sure we can get it with a manual, please?

No, it IS fully defeatable on all models AND it offers sport mode on the track/performance packs. You get both, just like on the current car.

I saw it in person last weekend, and it is a really, really difficult color to describe. I think the general consensus was that it's green, but there were people who considered it grey.