In our second installment, we take the Scion FR-S to the track, along with the heavier, but more powerful Hyundai Genesis 2.0T and its spiritual antecedent, the Mazda MX-5. Oh, and there are special guests from Japan and America.
Posted in Hyundai, Mazda, New Cars, News Blog, Scion
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Tagged as hachi-roku, Hyundai, hyundai genesis coupe, jack baruth, Mazda, Mazda Miata, mazda mx-5, Scion, Scion FR-S, track days, ttac track days with jack baruth, videos
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