Toyota FT-86 II Concept to be unveiled at Geneva!!!
 

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Toyota has released this teaser image of the second FT-86 concept iteration, the "Toyota FT-86 II", a near-production version of the Toyota FT-86 RWD sports car with a less aggressive grille.

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Render by WingsofWar, who bumped up the gamma to see the contours and added red paint


http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...1&d=1296102918

With exposure/gamma correction to see more details :popcorn:

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I was just going to post this when I saw the thread.

Can you photo shop it alongside a front view of the original concept to gauge the difference?

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Wow. How quick!!

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Def looks like it has sharper edges. When is Geneva D:?

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3rd - 13th March 2011

http://www.salon-auto.ch/en/premiere...x=171&idPage=1

Im trying to work out the detail above the headlights. It almost looks like a thin vent, although im sure its just shadows.

Yes, trying and trying in photoshop is shadow, at least at the teaser.. maybe daily light? i think no...

I must have looked at too many Lexus LFA pictures to start thinking its going to have bonet vents like that :)

Official from Toyota Europe:

FT-86 II concept: New Toyota concept to hint at next sports car

The 2011 Geneva motor show will mark the premiere of a new evolution of the FT-86 sports concept vehicle presented for the first time at the 2009 Tokyo motor show.

The FT-86 II concept will give the clearest indication yet of the final design for Toyota's next sports car:happyanim:. With over 50 year-long history of creating exciting sports cars, this new concept embodies Toyota's reborn passion for sports car.

could be just scaling, probably. But to me the FT-86 II looks bigger.

It also could be bigger because the original concept was to small for pedestrian safety laws?

ye, they were 100% sure they had to raise the hood. I think they raised it by 50mm, please correct me if i am wrong.

I really cant wait for this now!!!!!!, it looks very good.

Beat autoblog to the punch!

http://www.autoblog.com/2011/01/26/t...pt-for-geneva/