If you love the feeling of wind rushing through your hair as you drive around the city, drive home from work, or just on a Sunday drive, we have good news for you. It looks like Toyota may be planning a Scion FR-S soft-top convertible in 2014. The soft-top would most likely resemble its predecessor in most ways, but we might see a few new surprises. Good things come to those who wait!
The rear-wheel-drive Scion FR-S will be offered in softtop convertible form, we've learned, confirming recent rumors. (The images you see here are renderings.) Unlike the Fast and Furious–ized FR-S roadster that an aftermarket tuner recently showed in California, the production FR-S convertible should retain its rear seats.
The FR-S—as well as the Toyota GT 86 that’s sold elsewhere and the nearly identical Subaru BRZ—is a reasonably priced, relatively light, rear-wheel-drive sports car. In other words, the vehicle enthusiasts have been begging automakers to actually build. A convertible version will add volume, which means more income for Toyota and happy accountants. Happy accountants are more likely to approve projects for fun cars in the future.Click to Read More
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