How much does a FR-S cost?

The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for a 2016 Scion FR-S starts at $26,100 including the $770 destination charge. Add $1,200 if you want the BeSpoke audio system. Unless you’re really looking to save fuel, we’d recommend skipping the $1,100 automatic transmission.

Is Scion FR-S fast?

A recorded time of 6.896 seconds, with an exit speed of almost 196 mph (315 kph). If we were to look only at the Scion FR-S, this might just be the fastest one around, although we do know of at least one faster GT86 in Australia.

Is the Scion FR-S a good car?

Very reliable and good on gas, and fun to drive at speeds under the speed limit. One of the best handling cars I’ve ever driven, on par with cars that cost twice as much. Definitely would recommend to someone wanting a sporty daily or a fun handling car. Also a great platform for modifications and originality.

Is the FR-S a 4 seater?

The four-seat Scion FR-S pleases critics with its supportive front seats, which some reviewers say are comfortable enough for longer drives. They note that it’s easy to find a comfortable seating position, and that forward visibility is excellent from the driver’s seat.

How much does a 2013 Scion FR-S cost?

The price of a used 2013 Scion FR-S base model ranges from about $13,100 with the six-speed manual transmission to around $13,600 with the six-speed automatic. Prices vary depending on the vehicle’s condition, mileage, features, and location.

Should I get a FR-S or tC?

The FRS is the quicker car overall, but the tC definitely offers more pop when leaving the starting line. The FRS might be faster, but the tC is far peppier per the “seat of the pants dyno”.

What does Scion FR-S stand for?

Toyota has branded its zippy new sport coupe with the abbreviation “FR-S.” It stands for “front-engine, rear-drive, sport.” Cars in Toyota’s Scion brand are given abbreviated names, but the FR-S is truly a revival of Toyota’s once-popular Celica sport coupe.

What does Scion FR-S mean?

FR-S. FR-S stands for Front-engine, Rear-wheel drive, Sport. Highlander. Named after an inhabitant of the Scottish Highlands; conveys power, energy, and ruggedness. Land Cruiser.