2013 Scion FR-S RWD

• 17 aluminum wheels
• 215/45R17 summer tires
• Folding pwr mirrors
• T135/80D16 spare tire
• Variable intermittent windshield wipers

• 300-watt Pioneer AM/FM stereo w/CD player -inc: Bluetooth, HD Radio, USB port, iPod connectivity, aux input jack, (8) speakers, roof mounted antenna, amplifier, RCA output jacks
• Aluminum accelerator pedal
• Aluminum scuff plates
• Carpeted floor mats
• Cruise control
• Dual sun visors w/vanity mirrors
• Engine Immobilizer
• Fold-flat rear seat
• Front fabric bucket seats
• Manual Air Conditioning
• Multi-information display w/digital clock
• Pwr door locks
• Pwr windows w/one-touch auto up/down
• Rear window defogger
• Remote keyless entry

• 2.0L DOHC 16-valve horizontally opposed 4-cylinder engine -inc: dual variable valve timing, aluminum alloy block
• Chrome tipped dual tail pipe & muffler cutter
• Electric pwr steering (EPS)
• Front MacPherson strut suspension
• Front/rear ventilated disc brakes
• Limited slip differential w/differential lock
• Rear double wishbone suspension
• Rear wheel drive

• Anti-lock brake system w/electronic brakeforce distribution
• Brake Assist
• Driver & front passenger dual-stage airbags -inc: passenger occupant sensor, supplemental restraint system
• Driver & front passenger side airbags
• First aid kit
• Front & rear curtain airbags
• Lower anchors & tethers for children (LATCH)
• Smart Stop technology
• Tire pressure monitoring system
• Vehicle stability control w/traction control

Model Highlights

Scion's emphasis when they designed the FR-S was affordability and handling performance. The car's rear-wheel drive orientation and compact, light-weight platform makes the car very fun to drive, while the engine is a torquey yet efficient. The FR-S's base price starts under $25,000. Scion started by building the FR-S as a rear-wheel-drive platform from the ground up. The performance benefits of rear-wheel-drive are numerous but can most easily be summed up by the word "balance." Like many more expensive performance cars, the FR-S' "tossable" nature allows the driver to play with the limits of grip. Rear-wheel-drive on its own though is not enough to create a car with world-class handling. Thankfully the FR-S has the rest of the package as well. Weighing around 2800 lbs, the car is extremely light. This lightness is aided by 4-wheel independent suspension and 17-inch wheels. In fact, the FR-S has been bestowed with the kind of agility that is rare for performance cars costing two to three times as much. Though there was an obvious bias toward developing handling in the creation of the FR-S, but that does not mean it's slow in a straight line. The 2.0L engine was designed by Subaru, makes 200 horsepower and is capable of revving all the way up to 7500 RPM. Coupled to the car's light weight, this engine is enough to give the Scion more than adequate straight line thrust while still returning good fuel economy. While the exterior of the car is swoopy, low and evocative of classic sports cars, the interior of the FR-S actually features four seats. The rear seats are able to fold forward creating more trunk room and a fairly usable interior for a car of its size. Though the car may at first seem slightly spartan, it is not devoid of amenities. An 8-speaker 300 watt sound system with USB input is standard as is air-conditioning, power windows, door locks and a leather wrapped steering wheel. From a safety standpoint the FR-S has plenty of electronic assistance to prevent drivers from having an accident. Anti-lock brakes, traction control and stability control are all standard, though traction and stability control can be switched off for serious track work. The FR-S also comes standard with six airbags including side curtain airbags and dual-stage advanced driver and passenger airbags.