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Monogram series pricing information
Offered for a limited time (December, January, February, and March production) and in features that include:the limited quantity of 2,000 units, the 2014 FR-S Monogram Series™ offers premium • Leather-trimmed seats with Alcantara® inserts • BeSpoke® Premium Audio with navigation and connected services • Smart Key with push button start • Anti-Theft Security System • HID headlamps with LED daytime running lights • Dual-zone automatic climate control system • Heated front seats • Heated outside mirrors • Frameless rearview mirror • Color-keyed rear spoiler • Rear-seat center armrest • Carpet cargo mat MSRP for the 2014 Scion FR-S Monogram Series™ six-speed manual and six-speed sequential automatic transmissions are $27,400 and $28,500 respectively, representing a package value of over $1,900. Model Transmission Description 2014 MSRP 6255 6MT 2-Door Coupe $27,400 6254 6AT 2-Door Coupe $28,500 All prices listed above exclude the Delivery, Processing, and Handling (DPH) fee The 2014 FR-S Monogram Series™ offers the original seven vibrant colors with the |
The value here seems to be insanely significant.
The 10-series lacks several of the Monogram options yet price was almost identical. The 10-series has no Nav/Bespoke, no spoiler, no leather, no heated seats/mirrors, no rear arm rest, no security system. How can this be possible? |
I wonder what the rear seat armrest is like. If it's nice, it might be a good aftermarket addition to existing cars.
I suppose it's not a bad option for someone who wants the amenities and strongly prefers FR-S / GT86 styling, although it does seem to come at a price premium over the BRZ Limited without adding anything too significant that the BRZ Limited doesn't have. It does seem like Toyota is listening to the many people on this forum who prefer FR-S styling but didn't want a barebones set of features and amenities. |
With this price, there will be lot of current FR-S's owners upgrading their car to this monogram series.
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Dang, I'd be pissed if I had an FR-S. Too many new upgrades and new models and the car is still only a year old. This should have all been offered from the beginning, but you know...Blaine is right...why sell you a car once when they can sell it to you twice. There will definitely be people taking a hit trying to trade their new FR-S' in for an upgraded version.
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Heated leather seats and upgraded head unit w/nav are certainly nice additions for the Monogram series. And apparently scion is offering it for free, comparative to the 10-series price. I paid $28,180 for my 10-series back in July. |
What, no light-up badges? :bellyroll:
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IMO, if they're offering an FR-S with all of the BRZ features, it should match pricing of a BRZ Limited. If it's going to be less than a BRZ then at least make it more than a 10 Series. Doesn't seem fair to have more features than a 10 Series but be priced the same.
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$1900 for all those options is a steal.
I still think the FRS should stay as a base model while this "Monogram Series" should be marketed as a Toyota GT86 if they reallly wanted to sell these cars. |
The fr-s gets more updates than windows.
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Cool - now I just need to convince the SO - with the weather we're having these days, heated seats for a daily driver would be nice
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