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Toyota’s FT-86 sports coupe has to be one of the most hotly anticipated cars of the last ten years. A sporty, lightweight, front-engined and rear-wheel-drive spiritual successor to the legendary AE86, brought to you by the same company that built the Celica, MR2 and Supra? Yes, please!
- New Toyota Gt 86 Sports Coupe With 2.0-liter Engine Officially Revealed In Production Guise [updated]
The wait for the most hotly anticipated (and teased, may we add..) sports cars of the year, the production version of the Toyota FT-86 2+2 coupe, is finally over as the Japanese automaker came out with all the juicy details ahead of the car's world...
- 2011 Nyias: New Scion Fr-s Concept Brings Sexy Back To The Ft-86
The most hotly anticipated model of the New York Auto Show, Scion’s version of the Toyota FT-86 sports coupe concept, finally made its world premiere today. The study is named FR-S, which stands for ‘Front-Engine, Rear-wheel drive, Sport’,...
- Breaking: Scion Teases Ft-86 Ii Concept Rwd Coupe Prior To Ny Show Debut
Toyota has been teasing us with its upcoming compact rear-wheel drive sports car since the original FT-86 concept at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, which was followed up by the FT-86 G Sports study a year later at the same show, and more recently, by the...
- New Wallpaper Gallery Of Toyota Ft-86 Rwd Sports Coupe [plus Video]
The trickle of photos on the Toyota FT-86 Concept continues as the Japanese firm's European Design and Development (ED2) center in Nice, France, which is responsible for the coupe's styling, released a fresh batch of pictures and a short video...
- Toyota Remembers Its Past As It... Accelerates Into The Future With Ft-86 Coupe
Knowing that "the past is only the future with the lights turned on", Toyota hopes to learn from its mistakes and take only the best from its times of yore and apply the lessons to its future products like the highly anticipated production...
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Poll: What’s Your Favourite Toyota FT-86 Concept?
Toyota’s FT-86 sports coupe has to be one of the most hotly anticipated cars of the last ten years. A sporty, lightweight, front-engined and rear-wheel-drive spiritual successor to the legendary AE86, brought to you by the same company that built the Celica, MR2 and Supra? Yes, please!
So far, we’ve had three iterations of the “AE86 Nouveauâ€. First, there’s the original, scene stealing Toyota FT-86 Concept from the2009 Tokyo Motor Show. Then there’s the much derided FT-86 II Concept from Geneva 2011. And lastly, there’s the Ferrari-emulating Scion FR-S that took the 2011 New York Auto Show by storm.
- New Toyota Gt 86 Sports Coupe With 2.0-liter Engine Officially Revealed In Production Guise [updated]
The wait for the most hotly anticipated (and teased, may we add..) sports cars of the year, the production version of the Toyota FT-86 2+2 coupe, is finally over as the Japanese automaker came out with all the juicy details ahead of the car's world...
- 2011 Nyias: New Scion Fr-s Concept Brings Sexy Back To The Ft-86
The most hotly anticipated model of the New York Auto Show, Scion’s version of the Toyota FT-86 sports coupe concept, finally made its world premiere today. The study is named FR-S, which stands for ‘Front-Engine, Rear-wheel drive, Sport’,...
- Breaking: Scion Teases Ft-86 Ii Concept Rwd Coupe Prior To Ny Show Debut
Toyota has been teasing us with its upcoming compact rear-wheel drive sports car since the original FT-86 concept at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, which was followed up by the FT-86 G Sports study a year later at the same show, and more recently, by the...
- New Wallpaper Gallery Of Toyota Ft-86 Rwd Sports Coupe [plus Video]
The trickle of photos on the Toyota FT-86 Concept continues as the Japanese firm's European Design and Development (ED2) center in Nice, France, which is responsible for the coupe's styling, released a fresh batch of pictures and a short video...
- Toyota Remembers Its Past As It... Accelerates Into The Future With Ft-86 Coupe
Knowing that "the past is only the future with the lights turned on", Toyota hopes to learn from its mistakes and take only the best from its times of yore and apply the lessons to its future products like the highly anticipated production...