Thanks to a Japanese brochure that leaked ahead of the car's official debut, we get the chance to see for the first time the production version of the Scion FR-S. The Scion FR-S is built on the platform developed by Toyota in Collaboration with Subaru. The same platform gave birth to the Toyota FT-86 II and the Subaru BRZ. In comparison to the Scion FR-S concept, which had its premiere back in April, the production version show a lot of changes. The LED headlights and taillights, the muscular wheel arches, the enormous rear diffuser, are all gone. Despite that, Scion's FR-S still has a mean look and at least they kept the double exhaust pipes, left and right.
The production version of the Scion FR-S will be powered by a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated boxer engine developed by Subaru.
It has a front engine / rear-wheel-drive architecture and promises to be a lot of fun to drive.
We'll have more details and images of the Scion FR-S as soon as they're available.
[Source: Autoblog]
