You should honestly send that letter to all the news sources that have said otherwise.

hahaha i got the exact same email back!we probably sent it at the same time hahahahahaha



p.s. there should've been another otion in the poll saying "i emailed and all i got back was Toyota saying they dont know either in a fancy way"

hehehe

this is the answer toyota send me regarding the release date:

Good day Mr. Z,

Thank you for your e-mail and your interest in our products.

A particularly sporty cars, such as the
Toyota Supra, Toyota MR2 or the Toyota Celica, we currently offer
Unfortunately not. The Supra model we do not sell for some time
more, the production of those two model lines is in
Expired in 2005 for the whole European market.

Of course, we think, not least because of strong demand
our customers, even on new, sporty models after. In Detroit, on the
Motor Show, Toyota showed a sports car study with Vollhybridantrieb in form
a spectacular concept car FT-HS, is another example of
relevant considerations, the sports car study is FT-86.

http://www.toyota.de/innovation/desi..._86/index.aspx

However, if and when we in Europe or Germany with the launch
of such or similar model can be expected, is still
unclear. As soon as something is happening in this matter, we will immediately
Our Toyota dealers - and accompanied also inform the Media -.

With the Toyota e-mail newsletter, we inform you for free every month
on the news and trends in Toyota. found at the following Internet
You an appropriate registration form:

http://www.toyota.de/forms/newsletter/newsletter.asp

We would be pleased if our offer will continue, with important
Interest and are pursuing with questions, requests or suggestions for you
You.

Sincerely, Your
Toyota Germany GmbH

translated by google :D

This webside I like a lot when it describes the car -

" ... Fully and completely tailored to the ambitious driver. This is based near the optimal integration of the pilot's precise, baseless to lose the car reacts to the slightest steering and gas pulses - here without a contemporary level of ecological responsibility from view.

Againstthis background, the choice of the drive[train] was not a severe motor with plenty of capacity, but a light, free-revving 2.0 liter gasoline engine with extrememly compact dimensions, which is coupled to a manual six-speed manual gearbox...

...Motor and driver are as deep and far back as possible, arranged in order to achieve an optimal weight distribution and a low center of gravity as possible - key requirements to bring stability even at extremely high speeds with an inspiring agile steering response and target line"...

(Translated by Google Chrome)

I'm excited!

I got this when I asked about SRM from the 370Z:

Thank you for contacting Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.

We apologize as we do not have time frames or dates as to if and when the FT-86 will be put into production.

There is no guarantee that concepts or prototypes will make it to production. Often different design ideas from concept vehicles may actually be incorporated into an existing vehicle, or into a new vehicle.

We certainly appreciate your inquiry and interest. We invite you to continue to visit www.toyota.com for information and updates on our vehicles as it becomes available.

If we can be of further assistance, please feel free to contact us www.toyota.com/help/contactus.html.

Sincerely,

Alex Ngaue
Toyota Customer Experience

I feel special I made the home page blog! :D

7Tune already told us that, but any new confirmation is welcomed.:thumbsup:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=672

http://www.7tune.com/news-scoop-the-...and-unchanged/

Yes but since then there have been more rumors about date changes so people thought they'd go right to the source and ask and the news was good :party0030:

Now that we now the car is being released within the next 14 months, when the heck is Toyota going to give up the juicy details. Production bodywork, weight, power. I need to know these things!

GL w that. Toyota is pretty well know to keep their secret til very last sec.

:cry:

Toyota needs to release some information soon! I'm gonna start looking for an s2000 again this winter since my job is looking secure at the moment. I miss the feel of that car.

...and Subaru is even worse than Toyota, so we probably wont hear anything till we see trucks delivering them to the dealers lol.