Modelul e asteptat de foarte mult timp de foarte multi oameni. Nu cred insa ca vrea ceva din felia lui GT-R. In primul rand, nu 4x4, pe cand GT-R este. Poate SUBARU sa vrea asta. Vad in TOYOTA asta modelul care va fi vandut ori ca un GT confortabil ori o vor cumpara entuziastii care vor partcipa cu ea in motorsport. Daca ar avea motor BOXER ar fi genial, un 6 BOXER cu biTurbo ar fi incredibil. Cutie in 7 trepte manuala :))) Hehehe
15 sep 2011, 12:26
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Esti la fel de PRICEPUT CA SI COLEGUL TAU DE MAI SUS, MASINA DUPA CUM SE VEDE DIN POZA 16/24 (vezi album) E CU TRACTIUNE SPATE sau 4X4, INTEGRALA SI 4X4 SUNT NUMAI 2 DIN MULTELE ALTE DENUMIRI PENTRU "tractiune pe 4 din cele 4 roti existente"
mmc83...daca taceai filosof ramaneai...4x4 -> puterea motorului este transmisa la toate rotile; integrala-> puterea motorului este transmisa in proportie de 60%-70^% rotilor din fata iar restul de 40%-30% rotilor din spate ( in functie de producator )
Toyota va fi 4x2 de-asta am zis ca nu concureaza cu GT-R. Treaba lui SUBARU daca se arunca in lupta cu versiunea 4x4. Synapse habar n-are ce inseamna masina
FT-86 II concept from Toyota introduces a new generation of sports car. This front engine, rear-wheel drive concept gives the clearest indication yet of the FT-86 final design.
FT-86 II perfectly recaptures the exhilarating spirit of the Toyota Corolla Levin AE 86 – the must-have rallying and circuit driving choice in the 1980s. It is driver-oriented, designed to give form to the intrinsic joy of driving.
Under a design concept that Toyota’s European Design Development centre, ED2, has dubbed ‘Functional Beauty’, its bold, sweeping form has been generated through the constraints of function. The long, low bonnet, high wings and rear-set cabin pay homage to Toyota’s illustrious sports car history, while the aerodynamic, muscular bodywork has been made as compact as possible. With a 2,570 mm wheelbase, the concept is 4,235 mm long, 1,795 mm wide and just 1,270 mm high.
FT-86 II combines a free-revving boxer petrol engine and 6-speed manual transmission with light weight and a low centre of gravity for the optimum power-to-weight ratio. Both powertrain and driving position have been set as low and as far back as possible, awarding the FT-86 II lively, accessible performance, readily-exploitable dynamic abilities and maximum driving pleasure.
The FT-86 II concept is the result of an August 2009 announcement that Toyota and Fuji Heavy Industries will launch a jointly developed compact rear-wheel drive sports car. European sales of Toyota’s new sports car will begin in 2012.
Astia de la 4tuning au ajuns un fel de can-can auto.
Cum sa debitezi asemenea tampanii, cum sa pui un asa titlu, doamnee!!
Asa profesionisti sunt ca nici nu au reusit sa sape, nu mai vorbim ca nu aveau habar dinainte, sa vada ce motoaare promit, ce tractiune are, ce target ataca cu aceasta masina.
FT-86 II concept from Toyota introduces a new generation of sports car. This front engine, rear-wheel drive concept gives the clearest indication yet of the FT-86 final design.
FT-86 II perfectly recaptures the exhilarating spirit of the Toyota Corolla Levin AE 86 – the must-have rallying and circuit driving choice in the 1980s. It is driver-oriented, designed to give form to the intrinsic joy of driving.
Under a design concept that Toyota’s European Design Development centre, ED2, has dubbed ‘Functional Beauty’, its bold, sweeping form has been generated through the constraints of function. The long, low bonnet, high wings and rear-set cabin pay homage to Toyota’s illustrious sports car history, while the aerodynamic, muscular bodywork has been made as compact as possible. With a 2,570 mm wheelbase, the concept is 4,235 mm long, 1,795 mm wide and just 1,270 mm high.
FT-86 II combines a free-revving boxer petrol engine and 6-speed manual transmission with light weight and a low centre of gravity for the optimum power-to-weight ratio. Both powertrain and driving position have been set as low and as far back as possible, awarding the FT-86 II lively, accessible performance, readily-exploitable dynamic abilities and maximum driving pleasure.
The FT-86 II concept is the result of an August 2009 announcement that Toyota and Fuji Heavy Industries will launch a jointly developed compact rear-wheel drive sports car. European sales of Toyota’s new sports car will begin in 2012.