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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Toyota FT-86 II Concept First Video and New Photos






Toyota introduced the FT-86 II Concept in Geneva and from there went to the European Centre in Brussels and took new photos. The model is a step before the production, because it will start in 2012, compared to the first FT-86, has a shorter back, similar to the classic 2000 GT with the front part to become even more aggressive design. The Toyota says the car was not significantly different from the FT-86 II Concept.

Mechanically fitted with a 2.0-liter boxer engine coupled with six-speed manual transmission. The engine is placed near the center and along the cabin has been placed well behind the car has better distribution and lower center of gravity.

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