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    FT86 Convertible in the works

    REPORT: Convertible Toyobaru FT-86 in the works — Autoblog

    In news that will only shock those that haven't been paying attention, Toyota has reportedly confirmed that if the market demands it, there will be a convertible version of the new FT-86. Though Toyota still hasn't settled on a name for the upcoming budget rear-drive sports car, the announcement of a drop-top option lends a bit more credence to the rumor that the Celica nameplate might be brought back from the dead.

    Now, the notion of a convertible Celica really shouldn't shock anyone. However, what should shock you (at least a little) is the possibility of convertible Subaru. Because, besides a few one-offs and at least one was-never-going-to-see-the-light-of-day concept, Subaru has never built a convertible. And of course, this means that the very real possibility of an all-wheel drive, 300+ horsepower, 300+ lb-ft. of torque, six-speed manual Subaru roadster exists. Where do we sign up? Thanks to everyone for the tips!

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    Hardtop Roadster would be cool considering the size of the car. As I'm sure most of us will agree, I could care less about a convertible option, just make the car the way its intended and screw the fluff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by West View Post
    Hardtop Roadster would be cool considering the size of the car. As I'm sure most of us will agree, I could care less about a convertible option, just make the car the way its intended and screw the fluff.
    Yep. Screw a vert version. If I wanted a turbo vert I'd go buy a Solstice GXP.

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    I would be inclined to think the cabrio version would be exclusive to toyota. I mean they may be sibling cars but they would still have to be different.

 

 

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