please god I don't ask for much but I ask that you have a sti version in this with cp pistons, 07sti gears, and a fmic...thank you

 

If the "official" suby version looks anything like this computer rendering,I'll have a black one on order as soon as they announce a release date!!!

 

^^word up. I'll take one in Java Black Pearl

 

why can't it be like the P2, just minus the anti-lag system to make it fit our emission standards

 

I'm not much of a hatch fan, but I like this coupe rendition...

For a sti edition


For the toyota coupe. ( I'll take mine in blue please )

 

so are they just ditching the scoop altogether and going with a stock fmic or what?

 

There isn't even a slightest hint it will be turbocharged.

 

According to this and the Tokyo Auto Show, there will be a "turbo" but the rest is still secret????

http://www.nextautos.com/tokyo-previ...src=Nextscreen

 

Daaaaaaamn. That looks clean.

 

they did too good of a job disguising that thing. where are all the undercover picture sneakin automotive journalists? find a leak already!

 

Maybe I can't read, but this is what your link says:

Let's be honest: When we think of exciting cars, Toyota isn't the first name that pops into our heads. We aren't the only ones who feel this way, and the high-ups at Toyota have heard our cries. Here now, we see the FT-86 Concept, set to debut at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show -- a rear-drive, two-plus-two coupe.

Details are slim as of this writing, but we know that the FT-86 is powered by a 2.0-liter Subaru-sourced Boxer four and that the key ingredients of making this car sporty are lightness and a low center of gravity.

Is that you, Toybaru?

Consider us stoked, and stay tuned for the full details. Click through to read Toyota's very short press release.

1. FT-86 Concept (world premiere)
The FT-86 ("86" pronounced "hachi roku"), a compact rear-wheel-drive sports car, provides driving joy and excitement.

* Compact design gives driver greater control, while body's lightness and low center of gravity allow racecar-like handling
* Both power and environmental performance provided by 2-liter boxer engine and light body
* Flash Red body color contains hint of blue; interior expresses modern feel with minimal coverage of the highly refined structural components evoking enthusiasm for cruising

Vehicle Length Width Height Wheelbase Seating
FT-86 Concept 4,160 mm 1,760 mm 1,260 mm 2,570 mm 4



Now where does it say turbo? Or you're taking these comments as word as what it will be?

 

I was having this conversation with "THE JON" and we both had the same feeling towards
it but i dont mind having a N/A or Turbo version, but i would like to have a AVCS in it!! Maybe something close to what a hybrid leggy motor compression ratio is at. But I hope they dont advertise this like how the scion commercial was like with the different paint schemes/rims/etc. etc. Next thing you know, it'll be on the top 10 high insurance rate cars. Doesnt matter since Ill be a TA-TA by then paying 600 bucks full coverage for a year.

 

i think it'd look a bit better with colormatched A pillar and B pillar.

and with the concept hatch, they should reconsider the fender flares, i know it won't flow, but i'm really missing box flares.

 

While I know this may have nothing to do with the FT-86, and I'm tired of hearing about it already; Proof that Toyota can still make a good sports car:



Well, a good sounding sports car anyway.

 

Meh, I'd take a CLK63 Black Series used. I spotted one for 68k.