Fotospia Toyota FT-86

The rumors leaked in recent days provide a new layer of interest in commenting on the Toyota FT-86. According to reports by Autocar, the Japanese could be called the Celica Sports and thereby revive a designation used from 1970 until 2006, with the added schema-front engine rear wheel drive used until 1985.

The eighth-generation Celica is photographed here with the most extreme aesthetic package, so conspicuous as nostalgic, consisting of a rear wing that will be used by the version with Subaru logo. For the latter, however, decisions loom less apt and the most painful sacrifices. Automotive News writes that the sport of the Pleiades could give both the four-wheel drive as a supercharged engine, featuring elements of any STI.

Toyota FT-86 in the series will be called the Celica?

What is certain is his arrival in early 2012. On the product name instead of number, yet it was not decided anything definite. Both the assumptions that continue to flourish. The latest? Celica. Yes, the Toyota FT-86 in his capacity as the production could go to dust off the name of long-lived sport of Japan, returning to bring the front-engine rear-drive layout, abandoned by the Celica in 1985.

Toyota FT-86 Concept: new video from Gran Turismo 5

To date we have seen only in black coat: now, thanks to the 5th chapter of the popular driving simulator "Gran Turismo" we can see the FT-86 Concept in different colors. The Toyota coupe, built in cooperation with Subaru is making a lot of talk about them in recent days. The new look show in Geneva seems to have gathered much acclaim, despite some notes from the show-car styling.

At least it seems that the mechanics, with 4-cylinder boxer turbo and rear-wheel drive, will all agree. Other trump cards sport promised Japan will be handling a high level and a price list inviting.

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Toyota FT-86 Concept: video and new photos

New round of photos and videos dedicated to neopresentata FT-86 Concept Car is a prototype of the new coupe Japanese built "synergy" by Toyota and Subaru. In these new photos, taken in the studio, the intriguing prospect from Japan shows the most interesting and practical. Front and side are very successful and with the right aggression.

Still too crude to the rear airfoil, even if the queue is very reminiscent of the glorious Supra. The car will use a 4-cylinder boxer engine Subaru bypass combined with a 6-speed manual transmission. The twin version, from what transpired lately, should defer more than aesthetics. An ace up the sleeve of both variants should be the price, announced very competitive.

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Toyota FT-86 Concept II

With the concept car Toyota FT-86 II provides a second interpretation of the coupe with front engine and rear wheel drive developed with the help of Subaru, to be presented within the next six months after a management quite difficult. The sport of the three ellipses measuring 4.23 meters long, 1.79 wide and 1.27 in height for a step of 2.57.

Under the hood is placed a 2.0-liter boxer engine from Subaru coupled to a six-speed manual transmission, while the aerodynamic solutions using techniques borrowed from Formula 1. Toyota also states that its new coupe's compact dimensions, low weight and a favorable disposition of gravity.