Toyota FT-86 2011

If previously the FT-86 Subaru sedan tested the camera caught, now turn to Toyota, which appeared rumors that Toyota FT-86 would form four-door sedan, not a coupe.As reported by Autoevolution, Sunday (09/05/2010) A source revealed that Toyota of Japan's largest manufacturer plans to build a sedan from the FT-86, and the project has been given the green light.

Four-door version of the FT-86 appears to be a kind of 'plan B' that will be introduced to replace the FT-86 coupe, which is feared will not be commercially successful.While the engine, will share the platform with the Subaru Boxer engine equipped Liberty-powered 204 hp, which will be mated to the transmission 6-speed manual gearbox or a continuously variable transmission (CVT).

FT-86 sedan will be positioned to fill the market gap between the BMW series 1 and series 3 with an estimated price range is under U.S. $ 30,000 for the Japanese market. Whereas in America, will likely be emnggunakan Scion names.

2010 Toyota Verso-S gets

Small but fast , this is 2010 Toyota Verso-S gets , Small MPVs might not be the hottest commodities here in the United States, but these little functional wonders sell like hotcakes in other markets, especially Europe. To keep up with the growing segment, Toyota has given its Verso hatch a rather substantial makeover, and we'll see the all-new Verso-S debut at the Paris Motor Show in just a few weeks.

Upon its launch in the UK in early 2011, the Verso-S will be the shortest B-segment MPV in Europe – the car is less than four meters (157 inches) long. It's a sharp little hatch, too, looking like the lovechild of a Honda Fit and a Toyota iQ, the latter of which supplies many of the visual cues seen here on the new Verso-S.

Toyota is still keeping quiet about the full specifications, but expect the floodgates to open at the end of September closer to the little MPV's official debut. Read more in Toyota's press release, after the jump.