This bright blue backside belongs to the Subaru BRZ, Subie's variant of the Scion FR-S — or Toyota FT-86, depending on where you live. It's the right end to show given it's Subaru's first modern RWD sports car.

These brochure scans of what appear to be a final production model of the Toyota FT-86 / Scion FR-S may finally show what the real car looks like and end the protracted concept car nightmare parade. Maybe. Sort of. Hopefully. Do you like it?

There's now video of the Scion FR-S/Toyota FT-86 RWD sports coupe with the interesting bodykit. It was spied testing the massive wing out on German public roads. It didn't fly off the ground so it must be working.

One version of the Toyobaru, a.k.a. Scion FR-S-cum-Toyota FT-86-ne-Subaru 216a, will feature a gigantic wing if spy photos from the 'Ring are to be believed. We're down with downforce but this is a tiny bit ridiculous.

There's no doubt the Scion FR-S looks great. But how does it sound? Sort of like a small chainsaw being started in a closet.

We just saw the second version of Toyota's FT-86 concept, conveniently dubbed the "Toyota FT-86 II Concept" — and here's the live photos of the new Toyobaru.

Here's the first shots AutoGuide took of a semi-translucent FT-86-based Subieyota coupe — which we've been told repeatedly is the "Rear-Wheel Drive Sports Car Technology Concept." It's not stopping some from saying it's All-Wheel-Drive. It's not. But here's why some think it is.

New photos of the Subieyota/FT86 show the new "Subaru Rear-Wheel Drive Sports Car Technology Concept" will be a hatchback. Will the same be true for the Scion/Toyota version?

The "Subaru Rear-Wheel Drive Sports Car Technology Concept" a.k.a. the Subieyota a.k.a. the Toyobaru a.k.a FT-86 (speculatively sketched here) will be unveiled with a "horizontally-opposed Subaru boxer engine" in early March at the Geneva Auto Show.

The upcoming rear-wheel-drive Toyota FT-86 was developed in collaboration with Subaru, and it's been said all along the car would sport a 2.0-liter flat-four. We guess if this purported FT-86 logo is accurate, doubters should put those worries to rest.

You can just make out the details of this Imprezaish Subaru concept under a sheet. It looks a little like the Hybrid Tourer Concept.

The Toyota FT-86 may not be the vehicle to save Toyota from itself, as sources report the vehicle will be branded in the U.S. as the Scion FR-S, cost $25,000, and get a boring redesign. But wait, it's worse!