DETROIT AUTO SHOW: First real life exclusive photos of the new Toyota FT-HS concept

Powered by a 3.5-L V6 engine with more than 400 horsepowers working together with a hybrid powertrain with a 0-60 time of around 4 seconds.

Although a mere concept, what you see here will certainly be what you get at the Detroit auto show. The FT-HS Hybrid Sports Concept that will unveil at the NAIAS will be the size of a Lexus SC430, except wider. There will also be room for 4 passengers. The engine will be visible through a hole in the hood, similar to that of the Audi R8, where the engine is visible through a piece of glass.

Inside, the aggressive design from the outside is carried onto the interior, which has sharp edges throughout the cabin. Yes, it may look cool in the pictures, but the question really is: will this ever be made into production? Kevin Hunter, VP of the Calty Design Research reports that the price tag will be unheard of for something like this and it will fall in the mid $30,000 range if they build it.

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GabrielGabriel - 1/8/2007 7:48:07 AM
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Even it is looks like a boat, if it will really only cost $30,000 you can spend money on creating your own complete body kit and then it would still be $20,000 cheaper than the M3.


EL34EL34 - 1/8/2007 2:57:11 AM
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Won't this car compete with the Lexus IS Series?


rumnycrumnyc - 1/8/2007 5:42:17 AM
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I am sure it will be a fast car, but looks like a "tokyo edition" old supra.


rumnycrumnyc - 1/8/2007 5:43:05 AM
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meant 'tokyo drift edition'


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