Subaru Trezia Price in Japan

Subaru Trezia

The Trezia is powered by a choice of two engines, a 1.3i version and a 1.5i unit. Both are paired with a CTV transmission, while the compact is being offered in a choice of either two wheel drive or four wheel drive configuration

The FT-86 concept, definitely a more carefully designed vehicle, will arrive in production guise sometime in 2012. The concept is powered by a 2.0l petrol unit linked to a six-speed manual gearbox.

At the Australian International Motor Show (AIMS), Toyota presented the FT-86 G concept, a car drawn in Toyota's ED2 styling studio in France. It features Subaru engineering, including the 2.0l boxer engine fitted on it.

The new-generation Toyota sports car which will spawn from this concept is designed to revive the spirit of the Corolla AE86, sharing its front-engine, rear-wheel drive format, with a lower than usual center of gravity.

The new Trezia is the latest in a long line of Toyota models turned into Subaru as part of the ongoing partnership between the two Japanese automakers. The Trezia essentially a rebadged version of the Toyota Verso-S, which was introduced in Europe at this year’s Paris Motor Show.

View same Verso-S including the interior and even the alloy wheel and hub cover designs remain unchanged. And the differences of both are limited only to the Impreza-like front grille, the chrome treatment on the tailgate trim and of course, Subaru’s logos.

2011 Subaru Trezia will offer buyers a choice of a 1.3-liter or a 1.5-liter engines as well as front- or all-wheel drive layouts. Prices in Japan range from 1.36 million Yen to 1.87 million Yen.