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MetikalSVT @ Jun 29th 2008 5:22PM
This could be the best car ever. And maybe the best platform to build an electric sports car from. I cant wait to see what can be done with the Toyota 3.5 V-6.
mr @ Jun 29th 2008 5:32PM
Apparently nothing in this case. The 3.5l V6 in the Camry has 268 hp and 248 lb-ft of torque.
You guys know that the Elise and Exige run Toyota engines, right?
why not the LS2LS7? @ Jun 29th 2008 6:00PM
Last I checked, the Elise ran a 1.9L high-revving Toyota motor. That's a lot different from a 3.5L 268HP V6, even if it is from the same company.
Of course, these are the same knuckleheads who started out with a Rover I4 in the original Elise, they don't seem to be sufficiently picky about their their motors.