Just a thought, but maybe they are testing the prototypes with the 4 banger for a new rumored "Z3/86" replacement. I recall an older article where a BMW spokesman state that the joint platform with Toyota will underpin more future sports cars.
No, but things do change over time. Celica went from RWD to 4WD/FWD. MR2 went from coupe/t-top to roadster. Personally, I don't care what they call it. I'm just hoping it will look good, perform well, and be priced reasonable.
Lol, I'm pretty sure I'm the one that linked that here. People's perception will vary. You can't always judge a size of a car by photo alone. As Guff pointed out in past threads there are factors that play a role like: distance, angle, and camera lens. All I know is that the press release from...
I was just talking about the amount of time it has been spied testing. The 86 for example was roughly 8 months. We're closing on almost 2 years since the production body was caught driving around in Europe. I just hope the final product is worth the wait.
Speaking of the FT-86 II, it did debut in Geneva as well. It also previewed the production's car dimensions. I'm hoping the same will be done with the next "Supra" concept.
FT-86 II
Length: 166.7
Width: 70.7
Height: 50
Wheelbase: 101.2
Toyota 86
Length: 166.7
Width: 69.9
Height: 50.6...