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After numerous concept cars, much teasing and enormous hype, a Toyota FT-86 test vehicle has finally been spotted on the road. The photographs, taken less than 24 hours ago, show the FT-86 (or its Subaru equivalent) in its near production form for t
Toyota Australia has confirmed the production version of the FT-86 II rear-wheel drive sports car concept will go on sale in Australia within two years. Toyota Australia’s senior executive director sale and marketing, David Buttner, confirmed pr
Toyota has revealed details and images of the exciting new Toyota FT-86 II Concept which has just been unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. This is the second version of the highly-anticipated Toyota FT-86 sports coupe that has been in the making now s
Toyota has released a sneak peek at the Toyota FT-86 II concept ahead of its debut at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show in March. The FT-86 II is an evolution of the initial Toyota FT-86 sports coupe concept shown at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2009, and wil
Reports from American Road & Track magazine say the future Lexus IS series may use the Toyota FT-86 platform. Even though the FT-86 hasn't officially been released yet, rumours say the 2013 Lexus IS could use an extended FT-86 chassis. Thi
Last week we saw the Toyota FT-86G at the Sydney Motorshow and two hours ago we were handed photos of Subaru's version of the 'FT-86' affordable sports car. Toyota and Subaru teamed up to build this car together with most of the performance pa
Toyota FT-86G, FJ Cruiser and 'Fire and Ice' HiLux Toyota revealed a number of new models to the automotive press this morning, including the hugely popular FT-86G rear-wheel-drive Sports Concept, which is in fact, the second-generation concep
Toyota Australia’s Mike Breen spoke with CarAdvice about the first half of 2010 and looked ahead to the rest of the year... The year so far Toyota sales have increased 14 percent in the first six months of 2010, marginally below the 16.7 perc
A new report from 7Tune suggests Subaru may abandon plans to create an AWD version of its FT-86 model. The FT-86, a co-developed two-door sports coupe between Toyota and Subaru, was supposed to be offered in RWD for Toyota and AWD for Subaru. But
Once upon a time Toyota made some seriously exciting cars like the Supra, Celica GT-Four and iconic Corolla AE86. With its new generation of performance cars taking shape, Toyota has showcased the performance bloodline of the upcoming Toyota F
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