Release Series 2.0 details leaked?

[Sarlacc]

Originally Posted by Quentin

When mine turn on, they project a brighter, light that is low and focused wide and in front of the car rather than focused far out and forward only. This is also why I turn them off when there is no fog. The intense light from the fog lights makes my eyes adjust to the fog light output rather than my headlight output and I find myself focusing more on the area lit by the fog light than what I should be watching (the are lit by the headlights).

A very precise description on how good fog lights should work, and why they shouldn't be used in normal visibility conditions.
You clearly know your stuff.
- Mine does none of these things, though. Maybe I should try to get some USDM fog lights. Should be an easy swap :-)

[Quentin]

@Sarlacc When I get back from Japan this weekend I'll try to get some pics of the fog output.


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[NemesisPrime909]

Originally Posted by Frs x3

I like the way it looks but would it kill Toyota/Subaru to add fog lights to a 1000 vehicles?

and not those crap LED "strips" which look like an afterthought.

[TRD-X]

$31,405.00 for this no thank you.

Link: https://www.scion.com/models/FR-S-re...eries-2.0/2016

[Packofcrows]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

$31,405.00 for this no thank you.

Link: https://www.scion.com/models/FR-S-re...eries-2.0/2016

Can you imagine 250hp FRS? $40-45k

[TRD-X]

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

Can you imagine 250hp FRS? $40-45k

What does your quote have to do with the RS 2.0 pricing..??

[Packofcrows]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

What does your quote have to do with the RS 2.0 pricing..??

if you surprised by the increase for small changes, imagine if they made a higher performance version.

[TRD-X]

Release Series Pricing By Model.





FR-S RS 2.0
MSRP for the 2016 Scion FR-S RS 2.0 will be $30,305 for the manual transmission and $31,405 for the automatic transmission.

FR-S 10 Series
MSRP for the Scion 10 Series FR-S will be $27,425 for the manual transmission and $28, 675 for the automatic transmission.

FR-S RS 1.0
MSRP for the 2015 Scion FR-S RS 1.0 $30,785 for the manual and $31,885 for the automatic transmission.

@packcrows I'm not talking about what if pricing.

[shadoken]

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

Can you imagine 250hp FRS? $40-45k

Well TBH ... If they introduce something like a Turbo FRS , you should be adding $$$ to the base model which is $25K not to special edition cars which have additional equipment ( Climate control,leather seats,DRL and stuff like Springs,Aero kit like in RS1).

I mean think about it , a fully decked out Mustang V6 comes close to the price of V8.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

$31,405.00 for this no thank you.

Link: https://www.scion.com/models/FR-S-re...eries-2.0/2016

I seem to recall many, many people saying the exact same thing about the RS1. There were even hate threads about how much they were charging for the "factory rice banana" yet people still bought them.
These will sell just as well even at that price. Just a different target group that is all.

[TRD-X]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

I seem to recall many, many people saying the exact same thing about the RS1. There were even hate threads about how much they were charging for the "factory rice banana" yet people still bought them.
These will sell just as well even at that price. Just a different target group that is all.

I know people will buy them @Tcoat.
My point is your not getting a lot of extra parts for your money this car should be priced more like a 10 Series in my opinion.

[KR-S]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

$31,405.00 for this no thank you.

Link: https://www.scion.com/models/FR-S-re...eries-2.0/2016

Didn't you buy your RS1 at that price?

EDIT: Caught your post. I see your point, but I still would not pay that much for a simple bodykit.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

I know people will buy them @Tcoat.
My point is your not getting a lot of extra parts for your money this car should be priced more like a 10 Series in my opinion.

Above a 10 I would say. There are the rims, lip, spoiler, special interior (not a cheap option even on the JDM ones that already had it available) plus the stuff the 10 has. The interior and the rims alone probably come close to the value of the springs and exhaust on the RS1. I don't think the price is out of line since there are a lot more extras then first looks would indicate.

[TRD-X]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Above a 10 I would say. There are the rims, lip, special interior (not a cheap option even on the JDM ones that already had it available) plus the stuff the 10 has. The interior and the rims alone probably come close to the value of the springs and exhaust on the RS1. I don't think the price is out of line since there are a lot more extras then first looks would indicate.

The parts pricing is not equal there's a lot more parts on the RS 1.0 dollar vs dollar.

The 10 Series has a lot of hidden parts pricing with the glowing emblems and dash.

RS 1.0 features.

Limited Edition Yuzu-colored exterior-yellow

TRD Aero Kit with Rear Spoiler...

TRD Side Fender Insert

TRD Lowering Springs

TRD Quad Tip Catback Exhaust System TRD

TRD Leather-trimmed Steering Wheel

TRD Leather-trimmed Shift Knob

TRD Shifter-plate with sequentially-numbered TRD badge 1 of 1500

TRD Badge Carpeted Cargo Mat

GT 86 "Black" Seat with T- pattern insert

HID Headlamps with LED Daytime Running Lights

Smart Key with Push Button Start

Dual-zone Automatic Climate Control

You can buy TRD wheels for $225.00 each.

http://www.toyotaterritory.com/scrip...idproduct=1735