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I'm Paul. I'm Todd and this is the everyday driver car debate.

Hey guys, happy Tuesday. Boy did we have an interesting weekend.

Yeah, we had, we talk about the 86s being twins. We had the triplets this weekend.

I mean, kind of, we had the twins plus the steps stepbrother because we had the first gen GT86, the Hakone edition,

with our brand new GR86 back on its black stock wheels next to a fully stock similarly specced pretty much identical brand new Subaru BRZ.

Do you realize that the premium version of that GR86 is the top version?

But the premium version of the Subaru is the low version and they go to limited.

I find that really confusing. It's really dumb.

Nevertheless, we had all three cars, so that film will be coming, but it is a comparison.

We wanted to know, and despite all of the journalists saying, we're here to find out, I hate that phrase.

We've crafted this entire comparison to find out. Well of course, let's go find out.

In this case, we're going to find out. Look out.

Both companies have publicly stated the differences between two cars, and we wanted to find out.

Well, but what I found out, the good news is we did all of that.

What I find fascinating about those two cars, in first gen and in second gen, is I feel like there are two strange factions on the internet.

I mean, there are a lot of things, but follow me through. There's only two factions.

No, but there's two factions on the internet, and one of those factions is they're two totally different cars, man.

I mean, they're not even the same. You have to like, just like, they're different cars in the marketplace, which they're not.

And then the other faction is, they're absolutely 100% identical. There's nothing about them. It's different.

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