k20… but a little less power then the rsx i believe
who the fuck cares its a damn import
so was your camaro. unless we annexed canada.
Who the fuck cares about cars that can only go straight
you my friend are retarded :wtcslap:
Whats MSRP on these things?
k24 swap from a tsx will be available soon i’m sure
honda’s after the rsx crowd???.. it’s like toyota wanted a lil’ piece of lexus… same fuckin company… /yourself
The honda dealer that i work at said when they come in (expected date dec 1) they should be around $20,000. I guess the navigation and stuff will be extra.
looks like a Cobalt
to Henry Ford, maybe.
Cobalt looks like a G6, the new civic looks like the last civic with a TSX front.
the G6 is actually a Toyota Camry, the G6 Coupe is a Solara
I own a GTP and a firehawk not a camaro u fuckin tool
still made in Canada… well, the TA or Formula your car was based off of was.
Firehawk made in Toms River, NJ
you had the orange camaro, didn’t you?
all i remember is, shortly after eric bought that car, you outed whitey for making mad bank on PittSpeed, and then disappeared for awhile, so I never heard what you were driving after that…
haha… please tell me you don’t believe that.
Actually they sit on the same platform. Different sheet metal… Although the G6 is superior in every way,
Get off of the dope.
The G6 is on the Epsilon platform, which includes…
Regular
2003 Opel Vectra
2003 Saab 9-3
2004 Chevrolet Malibu
2004 Opel Signum
Extended
2004 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx
2005 Pontiac G6
2005 Fiat Croma
2007 Saturn Aura
Future vehicles using this platform:
2007 Saturn Aura
2007 Cadillac BLS (Europe only, small FWD sedan)
2007 mid-size Holden
Cancelled vehicles which would have used this platform:
2006 Alfa Romeo Spider replacement (AWD, eventual used the GM/Fiat Premium platform)
2006 small Buick
(copied and pasted from the Wikipedia)
The only Toyota-platformed vehicles GM has ever gotten are the Vibe (Matrix), the Prizm (Corolla), and the FWD Nova (Corolla). All of these vehicles were made at the NUMMI plant in Cali.
if I’m not mistaken, didnt Toyota use the same Opel platform for a few mid sized vehicles? Hmmm… Maybe I’m off… the reason why my speculations are… is because their dimensions, and wheel bases are nearly the exact same
“Nearly the exact same” huh? Have you been drinking again Jay? :sex: