We know the Toyota rear-wheel-drive coupe is an offshoot wear badges, and now we can finally know what it is called. The just-make-it even Toyota FT-86 concept has developed in the Scion FT-86 and word is found that the production version will be known as Scion FT-S.
Look for the Scion FT-S coupe to debut at the 2011 New York Auto Show to make. It is rumored that a 2.5-liter engine, not a 2.0-liter, will power the rear wheels and the Toyota is planning a major marketing push aimed at driving volume.
The Subaru version is scheduled for a Geneva debut, and the rumormill now suggest that all-wheel drive for the Subaru coupe, which should be easily distinguished it from the Scion FT-S and help to cannibalize two cars from each other's sales planned . If anyone is listening, we will take a Subaru AWD Coupe trim full STI, please.
Saab will unveil the new 9-5 SportCombi Wagon Estate at the Geneva Motor Show in March, and what appears to be the first official image leaked showing out of Luke's new slim body. The 9-5 SportCombi was during the period of limbo automakers between owners caught testing, but now that it is safe in the hands of Spyker Cars, the stylish combination is quickly prepared for production.
Expect to drive directly from the 9-5 sedan made, that is charged the base 2.0-liter inline-four, and up-level 2.8-liter turbocharged V6 will be available. Saab XWD all-wheel drive system is likely to Aero V6 models are offered, and the full range of optional goodies such as Adaptive Cruise Control and Bi-Xenon headlamps are available at a price. We are the details closer to the car in Geneva premiere, and look for the 9-5 SportCombi to arrive in the United States later this year.
