Toyota FT-86 Scion FR-S Interior Discussion?

[import_nation]

Sure most of us have seen this photo of the concept II interior before but what does everyone actually think about the interior? Its very futuristic. Hopefully the production one is a bit more driver orientated. The look is clean but it seems a bit too empty in there. The vents sticking out, the way the speaker grills are, the electronic dash, pedals, audio controls. What do all of you think? I really love the shiftknob, boot and console and the ebrake. The steering wheel design is great except for the horn.. The pedals dont look grippy at all. And why is the brake pedal so far away from the gas pedal?

I hope Scion doesn't make the interior cheaper. Ive been in some Scions and I feel like the interior fit and finish isnt all that great.

[import_nation]

Almost forgot pic

[FR_S_Fan]

I love the whole FR-S concept interior expect for the steering wheel. Too bad none of this will end up on a production model FR-S. Expect to see your typical Toyota interior.
Toyota wants to keep this car affordable so having a fancy interior is not a priority.

The crazy interior will most likely be left for the Lexus FR-S if they plan on one.

[eightsix]

I hope we get a decent interior.. Whether Toyota or Scion. Its a sports car. I would expect the interior to be decent. I like how the interior looks in that concept photo.

[Enzie]

I hope the interior isn't as bland as the camry, and i hope it isn't as cheap as the 2011 tC that i have. If it meets that, and looks modern and sporty, i'll be happy!

[TrailDust]

Hey, the steering wheel is on the wrong side! LOL!

[import_nation]

Heres a pic of the entire interior of the concept.

[FT.HachiRoku]

Fingers crossed for a fr-s suede trim interior. It will be a nice touch to the fr-s and a really nice mix between luxury and sporty styling. The E46 BMW M3's had the same idea behind it and it's just amazing

[cfrp]

The M3s interior is very nice. I doubt they would offer such a luxurious interior in a car with a price range where the FR-S is suppose to sit.