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You don't build a chassis as superbly balanced and capable as that which underpins the Subaru BRZ, Toyota GT 86 and Scion FR-S without taking it racing. Fortunately the Japanese auto marques involved have plenty of competition spirit coursing through their veins, and are already gearing up to take the nimble little sportscar racing at events around the world. Subaru recently unveiled the GT300 racing version of the BRZ which it will be fielding in Japan's SuperGT series, and now Toyota is following suit with the announcement that it will be bringing not one, but two examples of its GT 86 to the Nürburgring to compete in the grueling 24-hour race there next month.
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Before the Subaru BRZ and Scion FR-S—the lovechild of the Toyota and Subaru alliance—are made available to the public, an even smaller hybrid version is already being fleshed out. The Toyota FT-Bh is the Japanese auto maker’s latest... Read Post

Posted on 05.9.2012 11:00 by Justin Cupler Filed under: Scion Subaru Toyota | coupe | industry news | Accessories | hatchback | sports cars | future cars | cool fast cars | Scion FR-S | Subaru BRZ | Toyota GT 86 | Cars | Car News A ... Read Post

(Credit: Subaru) Are the Toyota 86, Subaru BRZ, and Scion FR-S triplets not hard core enough for you? What if the output were boosted to 300 horsepower, the body widened to make room for four massive slick tires, and the chassis mod... Read Post