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Toyota FT-1 Concept car Game

We've heard of cars inspiring video games -- but did a video game inspire this radical new Toyota?

Toyota says that its FT-1 Concept car was "devised by Calty Design Research in the Sony PlayStation Gran Turismo game environment." It's a futuristic riff on several historic Toyota sports-car designs, and it might -- might -- be a preview of a future Toyota Supra.

Would Toyota really build a car inspired by a video game?

It might. Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda has been pushing his company to make vehicles that inspire what Toyota executives call wakudoki. (That's Japanese for "a palpable heart-pounding sense of excitement," Toyota says.)

The FT-1 Concept car’s looks are somewhat polarizing, but it certainly has way more wakudoki than a beige Camry ever will. It may be a concept car, meaning it isn't officially intended for production, but Toyota hinted that something like it could appear in the not-too-distant future.

The Fool's John Rosevear and Rex Moore spent some time up close with the FT-1 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this past week. We got a good look, but we didn't learn much about it, because Toyota hasn't said much about it. About all Toyota would tell us about the FT-1 is that it would have a "high-technology, high performance internal combustion engine" in the front, and its drive wheels in the back. How fast will it go? How much would it cost? Would the production version really be called "Supra?" We have no idea.

Still, there's something intriguing about the car. It's a sign that Toyoda's charge to his company's employees has been heard, and Toyota is welcoming ideas that might bring a little more wakudoki to the company's bread-and-butter lineup.

Check it out in the short video below. Then scroll down to leave a comment, and let us know: Would you buy a sports car that started life in a video game?

Toyota FT 1 Sports Car

Like a lunar eclipse or a good Woody Allen movie, Toyota's sports car passion tends to be a sometimes thing. The deeply impressive Lexus LFA came and went, with no apparent heir. The Scion FR-S ranks as a great value — and yet has seen no major updates since launch.
So when Toyota comes to the Detroit auto show with a closely guarded sports car concept, the automotive world takes notice. And the Toyota FT-1 Sports Car revealed today may be one of the sexier vehicles to wear a Toyota badge in decades. If only there were plans to let it do so outside of Gran Turismo 6.

Like the Mercedes-Benz AMG Gran Turismo Vision concept, the Toyota FT-1 Sports Car began as a contribution to the game by Toyota's California design studio. Imagined as a pure track toy, the Toyota FT-1 Sports Car has hints of the 2000GT and Supra, with a sizable gasoline engine up front and a tiny chassis. But the designers then went one step beyond — giving Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda a chance to drive the virtual Toyota FT-1 Sports Car in Gran Tursimo 6 around Fuji Speedway. When Toyota, a race driver himself, beat his real-world LFA lap time in the Toyota FT-1 Sports Car, he gave the green light for designers to build the concept.
Akio Toyota has vowed to bring more passion to Toyota's vehicles, ditching design-by-consensus for more fashionable vehicles and there's signs of that promise, from the Lexus RC-F to Toyota's collaboration with BMW on a future hybrid sports car. But as of now, the Toyota FT-1 Sports Car has no route to production; there's not even a real engine under the glass hood of the concept. Automakers have been known to take buzzy auto show concepts and put them on the road by popular demand, and if Toyota wants more excitement in its lineup, an FT-1 buzzing at high speed around the real Fuji Speedway sounds like the proper prescription.

Toyota FT 1 Sports Car

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First Time at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Toyota FCV Concept previews a hydrogen fuel-cell car for 2015. Putting much of the hardware underneath the cabin, the concept has a more upright stance than a typical four-door sedan

First Time at the Tokyo Motor Show, the Toyota FCV Concept previews a hydrogen fuel-cell car for 2015. Putting much of the hardware underneath the cabin, the concept has a more upright stance than a typical four-door sedan