Pictures of Scion FR-S Release Series 1.0 from Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
 

From LBGP:

http://i.imgur.com/YWcSjyb.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/JYVmjI5.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/vGpvcxe.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/JT9EETD.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/fH2U1FC.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/svWlCHB.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ALp1Wti.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/50bvesK.jpg

Compare with the car as shown on the Scion website:
http://www.scion.com/cars/coming_soon/

-alex

Different front lip, no TRD logo on the rear bumper, different fender garnish, different shark fin antennae, different wheels, no roof spoiler on the RS, no BBK on the RS, no rear fender spats on the RS.

Concept maybe, but what is known of the RS this is not it.

That looks like a beatsonic shark fin.

Also much much want for those wheels. Would look oh so sexy on a firestorm.

Is this legit? Somehow I don't think Toyota would sell a car with R888 on it.

Without a doubt this isn't the production version of the RS.

You can buy them from TRD.

Scion even had this posted to their Instagram yesterday, labelled as the "TRD Project Car". Plus if you saw the pics from inside it has a roll cage, and no door-cards.

The quad exhaust and the paint gets two thumbs down.

The wheels I have seen before and I do like.

Didn't have the RS number plaque inside either. Also, this car is turbo. Looked like the GReddy kit from what I saw at FD last weekend.

Fell in love with the TRD rims when I saw them alone when they put it on their instagram page but after seeing them on a FRS, I'm having second thoughts

Also, do you think they'll keep the side vent wings? (Since it doesn't show on the website)

RS or not, I think this car looks great in yellow and the TRD lip kit.

This project car has extremely fat tires and I agree it looks awful. They look so much better with normal (relative) size tires.

I think the RS 1.0 is going to get some form on side wings, they are just painted yellow with black outline on the photoshop I believe.

I may be wrong but I believe Evasive Motorsports posted that car on their Facebook as their 300whp supercharged project car.

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I like the more aggressive look, but not overly that impressed.