Toyota and Subaru teamed up to develop a new sports car that was about handling and precision instead of maximum horsepower, and called it the Subaru BRZ, Toyota GT-86 and Scion FR-S.
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The second day of the last major North American auto show until November wasn't nearly as jam-packed as the first, but it still proved to have plenty of cars and trucks that will undoubtedly shake up the market.
Japanese automakers are very likely counting down the days of 2011.
It seems like only yesterday when the Subaru Forester entered its current generation, perhaps because Subaru has never really taken to drastic redesigns of its compact crossover.
