
The combination of small headlights and a huge front grille is particularly cute.

Toyota's Tokyo show star is a little sports coupe called S-FR.

S-FR stands for small, front-engined and rear-wheel drive.

The S-FR was designed by an in-house styling team at Toyota in Japan, over three years.

The S-FR's bonnet bulge disguises an engine that's expected to produce around 130bhp.

Toyota has revitalized its image by rediscovering fun cars; the S-FR could be the next chapter in that story.

Despite it being a concept, the S-FR's interior looks ready for production now.

The S-FR's neat interior finish combines fabric, rubberized materials and body-colored metal.

The S-FR is designed to be fun to drive. As such, it sticks with a manual transmission.

The neat digital instrument display spins the rev-counter around the outside of the speedometer.

There's decent space for two adults up front, but the rear seats look more cramped.

Toyota's designers were thinking of the Mazda MX-5 Miata when they conceived the S-FR.

There's no production green light for the S-FR yet, but Toyota is going to gauge public reaction to the car during the Tokyo Motor Show.

The combination of small headlights and a huge front grille is particularly cute.

The combination of small headlights and a huge front grille is particularly cute.



