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The success of the Toyota GT-86 and its derivatives is undeniable. The Toyota, Subaru and Scion brands managed to create a desirable sports car for a cash-strapped world economy, which is great to drive and look at, while also being affordable to buy, run and insure. This obviously sounds like a formula for success, and GM has now stepped in and announced that it wants a piece of the action too.
- 2013 Scion Fr-s Rolls On To The Dyno To Prove Its Worth
Toyota, Subaru and Scion all tell us that their co-developed trio of rear-wheel drive sports coupes, namely the 86/GT86, BRZ and FR-S, are powered by the same 2.0-liter flat-four that produces 200 horsepower and 151 lb-ft (205Nm) at the flywheel. As...
- 2013 Scion Fr-s: This Is The Final Production Version And It Goes On Sale Next Spring [updated]
The third chapter of what has turned out to be a very long saga came to an end tonight with the official presentation of the new 2013 Scion FR-S, which follows the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ introductions at the Tokyo Motor Show earlier today. The name...
- New Subaru Brz Sports Coupe: First Official Pictures Of Production Model
After the unveiling of the Toyota 86 (GT 86 in Europe) on Saturday, it's time for Subaru to take center stage with the presentation of its version of the jointly developed rear-wheel drive sports coupe in production guise. The new BRZ was revealed...
- Color Me Bronze: Toyota's Ft-86 Ii Concept Hits The Frankfurt Stage With A New Color
Toyota seems ready to knock down the Chevrolet Camaro's record number of motorshow appearances before it finally entered production with its FT-86 sports coupe. More than three years after Toyota and Subaru announced plans to co-develop a rear-wheel...
- 2007 Detroit Auto Show
Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept / NSX – Detroit Show 2008 Cadillac CTS – Detroit Show Chevrolet Camaro Cabrio – Detroit Show Chevrolet HHR Premiere – Detroit Show 2008 Chevrolet Malibu – Detroit Show Chevrolet...
Cars
Chevrolet Mulling Creation of a Small RWD Coupe to Rival Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ
The success of the Toyota GT-86 and its derivatives is undeniable. The Toyota, Subaru and Scion brands managed to create a desirable sports car for a cash-strapped world economy, which is great to drive and look at, while also being affordable to buy, run and insure. This obviously sounds like a formula for success, and GM has now stepped in and announced that it wants a piece of the action too.
After having launched new versions of the Camaro and Corvette, the American giant has now set its sights on the smaller and possibly, more economical side of the spectrum. Actually, this shouldn’t really come as a huge surprise (their interest in the sector), as Chevrolet tested the waters back in 2012, with the Code 130R concept, which they showed at the Detroit motor show.
Read more »- 2013 Scion Fr-s Rolls On To The Dyno To Prove Its Worth
Toyota, Subaru and Scion all tell us that their co-developed trio of rear-wheel drive sports coupes, namely the 86/GT86, BRZ and FR-S, are powered by the same 2.0-liter flat-four that produces 200 horsepower and 151 lb-ft (205Nm) at the flywheel. As...
- 2013 Scion Fr-s: This Is The Final Production Version And It Goes On Sale Next Spring [updated]
The third chapter of what has turned out to be a very long saga came to an end tonight with the official presentation of the new 2013 Scion FR-S, which follows the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ introductions at the Tokyo Motor Show earlier today. The name...
- New Subaru Brz Sports Coupe: First Official Pictures Of Production Model
After the unveiling of the Toyota 86 (GT 86 in Europe) on Saturday, it's time for Subaru to take center stage with the presentation of its version of the jointly developed rear-wheel drive sports coupe in production guise. The new BRZ was revealed...
- Color Me Bronze: Toyota's Ft-86 Ii Concept Hits The Frankfurt Stage With A New Color
Toyota seems ready to knock down the Chevrolet Camaro's record number of motorshow appearances before it finally entered production with its FT-86 sports coupe. More than three years after Toyota and Subaru announced plans to co-develop a rear-wheel...
- 2007 Detroit Auto Show
Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept / NSX – Detroit Show 2008 Cadillac CTS – Detroit Show Chevrolet Camaro Cabrio – Detroit Show Chevrolet HHR Premiere – Detroit Show 2008 Chevrolet Malibu – Detroit Show Chevrolet...