Photo: autoevolution/Gabriel Brindusescu
Last week we found out that the well-known Rocket Bunny bolt-on widebody kit will be soon available for the Scion tC, the FR-S’ front-wheel-drive smaller brother. The first of its kind will debut on Fredric Asbo’s racing tC at the 2014 Formula Drift Round 1 in Long Beach. But apparently, that’s not all, as some sketches hint that the must-have bodykit will probably find its way on Toyota’s (Scion’s) iQ city car.
Kei Miura, the creator of the Rocket Bunny iconic kit, recently posted these quick sketches on a social media website, picturing a Scion/Toyota iQ wearing an iteration of the Rocket Bunny widebody kit.
The trademark bolt-on fenders are clearly visible in the sketches and as with the previous kits, this one also seems to come with bolt-on side skirts, a front lip spoiler and a signature duckbill-style rear wing, which in this case had to be mounted on the roof.
Miura-san said nothing about when this Pocket Bunny edition will come out as the original post is captioned “work in progress.” Truth is, it looks a bit loose and needs some refinements, especially around that front lip, but we think the brilliant tuner will sort it out in a couple of months.
The trademark bolt-on fenders are clearly visible in the sketches and as with the previous kits, this one also seems to come with bolt-on side skirts, a front lip spoiler and a signature duckbill-style rear wing, which in this case had to be mounted on the roof.
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