Toyota FT86 - do you prefer Production or Concept?
Poll: Toyota FT86 - do you prefer Production or Concept?
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Discussion
Fittster said:
So concept car v Road Legal design?
None of the visual changes look to have been made for type approval reasons though, as is usually the case when things transition from concept to road car - the bonnet line hasn't been raised much, the wheels are roughly the same size, the lights are similar size and position,...In fact if you showed me those two pictures and told me one was a concept and the other the road version, I think I'd put them the other way around.
Edited by kambites on Wednesday 20th July 18:17
kambites said:
Fittster said:
So concept car v Road Legal design?
None of the visual changes look to have been made for type approval reasons though, as is usually the case when things transition from concept to road car - the bonnet line hasn't been raised much, the wheels are roughly the same size, the lights are similar size and position,...In fact if you showed me those two pictures and told me one was a concept and the other the road version, I think I'd put them the other way around.
Edited by kambites on Wednesday 20th July 18:17
although admitedly the aerodynamics could have something to do with it which will lower CO2 etc etc
Johnnytheboy said:
I preferred the concept because higher power figures were floated about at that time than 200 poxy bhp.
Were they? IIRC the original figures were to be something like sub 1000kg, and approx 200bhp. It's supposed to be the 'new AE86', which sold at approx 950kg and 120bhp, and had a reputation for being a 'driver's car'.200bhp is plenty of power for a car which is designed to be fun to drive; not every car has to be a firebreathing 500bhp monster.
Meoricin said:
Were they? IIRC the original figures were to be something like sub 1000kg, and approx 200bhp. It's supposed to be the 'new AE86', which sold at approx 950kg and 120bhp, and had a reputation for being a 'driver's car'.
200bhp is plenty of power for a car which is designed to be fun to drive; not every car has to be a firebreathing 500bhp monster.
Subaru's version was rumoured to be 260bhp but that seems to have been shelved. 200bhp is plenty of power for a car which is designed to be fun to drive; not every car has to be a firebreathing 500bhp monster.
To the OP, sorry for topic drift. Aesthetically I also prefer the concept as the production one is starting to look a bit blingy.
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