no reason it shouldn't have a decent engine if they end up going into production. The Pulsar SSS is getting a 140kw 1.6 turbo, and the NISMO version overseas is getting a 180kw 1.8 turbo. Either of those would do me, and you'd think a sporty RWD coupe would get at least as much power as the sporty versions of their small sedan/hatch. Hopefully the talk of competing with the 86 wi mean the price is similar too. But they have to commit to making it first...