Radical350

Toyota: The FT-HS will also be offered in a 2+2 Convertible Coupe.

They look very similar.

http://www.toyota.com/vehicles/future/fths.html


http://toyota.pod.tv/autoshows/en/index.html

G Star

iTrader: (2)

FT-HS will stick to Toyota and is going to be a very hot-selling car if they stick to their concept.

and the Lexus you posted, I hope will never go into production.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

Simply, NO.

The FT-HS is purely concept, and has no relation to the SC family other than having two doors. The major difference: the FT-HS is a hybrid, under the Toyota nameplate, and is performance oriented. The FT-HS is "sporty," whereas the SC is more of a "cruiser."

Also, the second set of pics posted of the LF-C is an old (and obsolete) design study that helped develop the current IS line-up (and possibly the IS coupe/convertible). Although that has a functional relation to the SC, it isn't a direct link to the SC.

If the SC is not discountinued (which is the current rumor floating about), the SC will evolve to a more relaxed coupe, such as Benz's CL-Series. The LF-A will evolve as the ultra-sports coupe, such as Benz's SL-Series.

whokiid

i must disagree when you say they look similar.


they may have a few lines that look close, but when you really look at the cars, each has its own very different feel to it. it would be a serious error in judgment to say that these cars are related as far as design goes.