Toyota must be more careful with their brochures! After the Modellista version, now new set of brochure pics reveal the production version of the normal FT-86.
The car, which according a some reports, will be given the Celica name when it finally arrives, looks pretty much the same as the concept car. And if we’re honest it’s better than the Modellista one.
Modellista for those who don’t know, is Toyota’s in-house tuning arm and hooks up their cars with sporty body kits and what not.
Looks-wise, the new Toyota FT-86, or whatever its real name is, seems to be alright. Actually more than alright. Its very good. The main concern remains it powertrain, which will only have 200 bhp. Maybe later on Toyota offers a more decent engine for it.
pictures via: FT86club
http://www.motorward.com/2011/10/new-toyota-ft-86-pictures-leaked-online/
Trying to keep a floodgate closed is no easy task. Just ask any automaker releasing embargoed images of a new car coming out. When it's something as prolific as a new Toyota Camry, it's bound to get out like water through cracked concrete. And in this case, it's gotten out of our French Canadian neighbors to the north.
While Toyota has been releasing tightly-cropped teaser images of its new bread-and-butter family sedan, showing little more than the head and tail lights, the new annual auto guide has come out in Quebec, complete with full-frame shots of the new Camry for all the poutine-slurping, hockey-watching world to see.
We could go on about the edgier styling of this latest rendition of the longstanding best-selling vehicle in America, but we'd just as soon let you see it for yourself. So click on to view the scans of the guidebook in our high-resolution image gallery, courtesy of our astute reader James, whom we thank for the tip.
http://www.autoblog.com/2011/08/11/2012-toyota-camry-leaked-in-canadian-auto-guide/?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed
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