Toyota GR86 Vs. Scion FRS: Worth the Upgrade?!!

🚗🔥 Seize The Speed Presents: Ultimate Showdown - Old vs. New GR86 vs. FRS! 🚀💨
🚗🔍 Considering a new ride? in this video I break down the nitty-gritty of the good ol 2016 Scion FRS versus the fresh 2023 Toyota GR86 Premium. Buckle up for a ride through the evolution of these machines and find out if the GR86 is worth the hype!
🛠️ We're peeling back the layers, talking exterior changes, engine specs, and how these beasts handle on the road. Is the GR86's extra kick in performance a game-changer, or does the nostalgia of the FRS still hold its ground?
💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments! Which one would you take for a spin - the OG FRS or the new kid GR86? Let's hear your ride-or-die preferences!
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[@HenG20]

Love the video!
Thank you!

[@evanfinch4987]

Nice vid man

[@vtec3070]

You pretty much answered a lot of my questions. The only thing that worries me is the fact that a lot of people say that the motors are bad overall. I like to take care of my cars but I wanna know for sure that it's not just me or is it just due to others negligence on maintenance..? Dude the jokes you make are hilarious and thank you for the video! The smile on your face as you drove was refreshing. You definitely earned a new subscriber.

[@TheReaper7371]

The reliability concerns are a bit overblown. Unless you plan to track the car and pull some serious G's turning right (oil starvation when turning hard) you will be fine.
But still, it's a boxer engine. There are some Fr-s out there with 250k+ miles out there when they are 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗻 𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳.

[@seizethespeed]

Thanks for all the love and support! Comments like this inspire me to keep going 🤍
From the people I know who owned these cars they never had any major issues, seems like a lot of it is preventable with proper car and maintenance

[@vtec3070]

@@seizethespeed You're welcome man, you look like a really cool guy! I see you have G35 content too. The FRS/BRZ/86 has been on my mind lately and I definitely wanna do my research before picking one up. I've owned Hondas all my life so far. So, I wanna try my hands at something new. look forward to seeing what's in store for the channel!

[@andygranados2075]

Interesting take. Although both cars have their pros and cons, my brother and I have compared ours and he even agrees his modified GR 86 isn’t as raw aka sporty of a car compared to my modified FRS. I’d argue if you already have the previous generation it’s not worth buying the new year bc of similar performance... most will modify their car anyway bringing #s closer. with that being said, the torque dip is fixed and if you were to put these cars side-by-side, the GR would barely win. But I understand looks are subjective. Both have things to offer. Personally, not worth getting into more debt if you already have a twin

[@michaelvl494]

The first gen will be more iconic. It has classic sports car lines and will look good in 20-30 years

[@teeebagtomm]

Yes. The answer is yes.

[@seizethespeed]

It’s a Fantastic car 🔥

[@turbo108]

The old one is a future classic