Tourer concept spawned the ultra-modern hybrid replacement SVX
Fans rejoice fast Subarus - the new luxury sports car performance is 'Winging' in
Japanese companies have plans for the new coupe, based on the gullwing-doored Tourer concept Hybrid (left) which debut at the Tokyo Motor Show next week.
Sitting on the range the company, was the spiritual successor to the beloved SVX (right) who arrived in 1991 and competition cars like the BMW M3.
Fans rejoice fast Subarus - the new luxury sports car performance is 'Winging' in
Japanese companies have plans for the new coupe, based on the gullwing-doored Tourer concept Hybrid (left) which debut at the Tokyo Motor Show next week.
Sitting on the range the company, was the spiritual successor to the beloved SVX (right) who arrived in 1991 and competition cars like the BMW M3.
The possibility to use the same platform as the Hybrid Tourer, the power will come from the turbocharged 2.5-liter boxer engine, although electric hybrid drivetrain, like the concept, is possible. An insider said Subaru cars will target fine motor performance such as the Vauxhall VXR8, the instructions on the label near the price of £ 40,000.
The SVX is the replacement of an additional £ 20,000 coming coupé, another car FT-86 which has been jointly developed by Subaru Toyota
. O Set revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in 2010, he will use the same body as FT-86 - not a new design, as has been speculated - with some style cues to distinguish Subaru.
It will also show the same Legacy derived from the rear-wheel-drive chassis with power from the 200bhp 2.0-liter boxer engine, connected to a new six-speed manual gearbox.
The SVX is the replacement of an additional £ 20,000 coming coupé, another car FT-86 which has been jointly developed by Subaru Toyota
. O Set revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in 2010, he will use the same body as FT-86 - not a new design, as has been speculated - with some style cues to distinguish Subaru.
It will also show the same Legacy derived from the rear-wheel-drive chassis with power from the 200bhp 2.0-liter boxer engine, connected to a new six-speed manual gearbox.
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