The Toyota S-FR concept features the same front-engine rear-drive setup as the larger Scion FR-S. With the engine mounted behind the front axle, the Toyota S-FR concept has a front-mid-engine design, ...

The Toyota S-FR Concept first appeared at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Show. It was pitched as an entry-level 2+2 sports car that would be sized and priced to slot below the existing 86 Coupe in the Toyota ...

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The Toyota S-FR concept won't be fully revealed until the upcoming Tokyo auto show, but leaked documents online purport to reveal some of the car's key specifications. According toS-FR Forums, ...

The Toyota SF-R may have just been a concept when it debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2015, but to us, it was more than that. It was a light, small, entry-level sports car that looked destined for ...

Remember when we told you Toyota trademarked the S-FR nameplate a couple of months ago? Well, the rumor mill turned once more, but this time word on the street has something to do with an FR Concept.

It's funny how the Miata, which originally copied British sportscars, is now considered the classic, affordable roadster. With three very successful generations and a fourth now in showrooms, the MX-5 ...

Toyota is keen to inject some fun into its lineup and will attempt this with some new sports cars, one positioned above the GT 86 (Scion FR-S for Americans) and likely to revive the Supra name, and ...

A third, entry-level Toyota GR sports car project, previously thought to have been abandoned, may be back on track for a 2026 release. The news follows Toyota’s promised revival of the Starlet super ...

What an eventful day we've had mourning... well, discussing the death of the Scion brand! Then again, the Scions themselves aren't really dying, they're just getting absorbed into the Toyota brand.