FT-86 II Concept: Behind the Scenes With Toyota's New Sports Car [Gallery and Video]
After unveiling the FT-86 II Concept at the Geneva Auto Show at the start of the month, Toyota has just released an extensive selection of photos, and even a video, from a “behind the scenes” photo shoot with the car.
The photos give a better look at the rear-drive sports car, with the usually poor auto show lighting (combined with the fact that it was a black car on a white background) made getting decent pics in Geneva difficult.
No official details are yet available, but the car is expected to be powered by a 4-cylinder boxer engine making around 200-hp. The design of this second concept is also said to be much closer to the production version that will debut this Fall at the Tokyo Auto Salon.
GALLERY: Toyota FT-86 II Concept
See video of the behind the scenes photo shoot after the jump and get more FT-86 news and info at FR-SForum.com:
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@Jesse If it's got more power then no one can afford it. A Lotus Elise doesn't make 200-hp and it's an AMAZING machine. Just look at your tC. It's MUCH cheaper than the Civic Si and performs like it too.
STILL hoping the engineers ditch the subaru engine.