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  • #31
    Estive agora a dar uma leitura nisto e de facto parece que tudo se está a compor. O aspecto parece que será ligeiramente alterado, e pelo que percebi será menos "tunnig" que o Scion, algo que devo gostar. Mais logo vejo o video, para ver o comportamento do carro em pista.

    Espero ansiosamente por poder experimentar o carro. Deviamos de marcar um encontro Toyotista em que reservássemos um dia inteiro para testdrives dos membros do fórum.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by jmaclane View Post
      Estive agora a dar uma leitura nisto e de facto parece que tudo se está a compor. O aspecto parece que será ligeiramente alterado, e pelo que percebi será menos "tunnig" que o Scion, algo que devo gostar. Mais logo vejo o video, para ver o comportamento do carro em pista.

      Espero ansiosamente por poder experimentar o carro. Deviamos de marcar um encontro Toyotista em que reservássemos um dia inteiro para testdrives dos membros do fórum.

      Até lhe podem chamar tuning mas o protótipo da Scion está lindíssimo!Cada tolo com sua mania!Eu subscrevo totalmente o protótipo da Scion ;)

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      • #33
        Toyota FT-86 Chief Engineer Speaks on the Anti GT-R
        31/08/2011

        There’s no denying that the Nissan GT-R is an incredible performance machine, and considering what it’s capable of, an even better bargain. Still, it’s been criticized by many for being overburdened by electronics, for replacing driving feel with technology. In fact it’s so technologically impressive that it can make even the most inexperienced driver look like a star on a race track.

        The Toyota FT-86, on the other hand, will very much be the opposite of this says Chief Engineer Tetsuya Tada. In a sit-down interview with Bertel Schmitt of The Truth About Cars, Tada describes the theory behind the upcoming FT-86 sports car and a return to grassroots motoring.

        “Powerful sports cars use a lot of computer technology so that anyone can drive and handle them. We decided not to go down that road,” he says. “From the beginning, the concept was to put the driver back in the driver’s seat, and to eliminate computers as much as possible today.” As a result, it will have a traditional six-speed stick shift and not some high-tech dual-clutch transmission. This is also the best indication that it will use a traditional limited slip differential, and not an electronic one. Stability control will be standard (it’s government mandated), but look for a fully-defeatable setup.Tada says his team canvassed the target audience. “We talked to owners, fanatics, real buyers of sports cars around the world,” he said. “They told us: Speed isn’t everything. What they want is a sports car that is small, compact, light, and that handles just the way they want it to handle”

        Besides, says Tada, “The super-super-super fast cars are only for the super-rich. Even most super-rich don’t want to buy them.”

        Tada wouldn’t speak to details like horsepower, price or weight distribution, but did give one revealing trait, claiming the FT-86 will have the lowest center of gravity of any production car on the market.

        Beyond all this, the FT-86 (which will be sold in North America as the Scion FR-S) will be customizable and tunable. While Tada admits he often cringes at modified cars, he’s humble and knows the FT-86 is about more than him. “It is not made for the enjoyment of the engineer – it is made of the enjoyment of the owner.”

        Toyota FT-86 Chief Engineer Speaks on the Anti GT-R | AutoGuide.com News

        Como eu gosto,simples e possivelmente eficaz !!!!

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        • #34
          Parece mesmo que estão a apostar num carro ágil, e com um bom comportamento dinâmico. Tal como o Martins diz, um carro simples mas que deverá dar gosto de conduzir.

          Estão basicamente a pegar na fórmula original, que funcionou bem, e aplicam-na à actualidade. Só falta saber se o preço também estará de acordo com a fórmula original, isto é, ser um carro acessível, mas isso já me parece mais difícil de acontecer (especialmente em Portugal).

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          • #35
            Ui ca bom!!!!O que eu não gostei de ler essas palavras do Tetsuya Tada! :babado

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Martins_Viseu View Post
              Ui ca bom!!!!O que eu não gostei de ler essas palavras do Tetsuya Tada! :babado
              Fdxx.. o que eu gostei de ler as palavras do homem, muito bom !!! .. ou se os temos no sitio ou nao os temos no sitio para conduzir um pequeno, agil , compacto , potente carro .. prazer de conduçao sem ajuda electronica...

              Lancia Strattos rally volta pf :lol

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