Just for some weekend fun, here’s a Theophilus Chin rendering of how the Toyota FT-86 Concept would look like as a four door.
Sometime last year there was a report in Autocar UK that Toyota is considering a small rear wheel drive sports sedan based off the FT-86 sedan as an “insurance policy” or some kind of safety net if the coupe doesn’t sell well enough.
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all i can say… it’s not pretty. it’s ugly.
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0wow..! nice car.! sure i’m gonna get this if sell..
0 0Dude, the car looked damned funny in sedan :)
I prefer the coupe version.
There are many good sedan cars to choose other than this one.
0 0u ask people who buy myvi, why they buy myvi.. for me, it is nice, but not for you.. it my opinion.. every fave their own taste..
0 0Ford Fiesta design far greater than this rendering concept of Toyota FT-86.
0 0elements of the B pillar in the rendered images are inconsistent.
0 0Those people created these images, just like those people making Peugeot 206 sedan as 207 sedan with 207 front.
0 0how RUDE can u get?
i agree with alpha999… i mean, theo’s just doing this for sh!ts for our viewing pleasure. and all you can do is kutuk… inconsistent this la, no rear seat la, back door too small la. not even a compliment.
FFS it’s just a RENDERING, whereby this is the best option for u to see the concept come to life! not to scrutinize it like a bloody engineer.
i think theo has done a great job to bring something else to this site. DK if u’re gonna knock on ppl’s design, have the etiquette to at least compliment first and soften your comment.
i’m all for constructive criticism la, but definitely not NIT-PICKING.
thank u theo keep up the good work.
0 0Yah.. agree with DK. Perhaps it’ll look cooler with the hidden door handle for the back doors.. aka Alfa Romeo. =) I’m sure it’s a seller… kinda like a ‘poor man”s panamera or rapide. Haha… !
0 0I agree, its due to inconsistency….
the 1st and 2nd image are weird, but the 3rd is look good…
and agree with CY of alfa handle thing….
Believe Theo can do it better… :)
0 0I agreed. This FT-86 sedan is mainly made for countries where sedans are favoured.
0 0Shape’s a little awkward, but man, Theo, your work is getting better and better!
0 0from the side it almost looks like toyota alteza
0 0Not as ugly as Peugeot 408 sedan. This FT-86 sedan looks better.
0 0Saloons and hatchbacks do not have 3rd row seats, limousines and station wagons and MPVs (minivans) have.
0 0nice car though…but i would think the door is way too small..
0 0Good looking , come in as Alteza lar, I will buy one…
0 0And all along i had thought that the altezza was supposed to be toyota’s small sports saloon before it was put on a lexus diet.
Next Altezza perhaps…
0 0It’ll be wearing the Corolla badge,I bet~haha~
0 0This is the next generation Corolla. We expect the next generation Corolla will see the return of the coupe, and they will go back to United Kingdom, where the current Corollas are not available.
0 0Next generation Corolla NOT Vios replacement
0 0the 2-door looks better.. if the coupe doesn’t sell well, this will be even worse..
0 0Good rendering… hopefully next gen Proton C segment sedan could look like this..
0 0Looks macho enough. Suit successful bachelor to enhance image.
0 0People who gave irrelevant comments didn’t get criticised, whereas those who gave contructive opinions did. Funny? Smile and be polite, then you can do whatever you want(diam-diam) and people will still say you are good.
BTW, I wish I could have the time and skill to draw these drawings but sincerely speaking I think something is not quite right on the outlook, need to modify a bit to make it more cantiq.
0 0damn nice, i like sport car + the practicality of 4 doors…
(that’s why it puzzles me when i see proton has no plan on new model for gen-2)
0 0just wondering, should theo could come out or already has his own original design, perhaps p1 or p2 could learn sumthing, aye?
0 0looks…..i cant find a word to described how bad this is
0 0The side view is not very nice… I think need some bodykits…
0 0Altezza is greater and nicer than this sea pig!
0 0Just look at those first few comments with massive T-downs, those made my day :D
0 0ori FT86 exterior not good either. its worse in sedan form.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the compact sports sedan based on the Toyota FT-86 platform mainly express mixed opinions on its design, with many criticizing its appearance as unattractive or awkward, especially in sedan form, and comparing it unfavorably to other models like the Peugeot 408, Proton, and Altezza. Some comments appreciate the rendering work and hope for a more appealing future model, while others suggest modifications such as hidden door handles or better proportions. There is also discussion about the car’s target market, with some noting it’s mainly suited for countries favoring sedans. Overall, sentiments range from dissatisfaction and disapproval to mild approval and encouragement for improvement.