Yes, but still it doesnt mention a legit source of information :/
Here are some old FT86 concept pics on Geneva auto show homepage: http://www.salon-auto.ch/en/en-images/

Autocar: "To find out more about the car, which [u]rumours[/u] suggest will be formally confirmed for production at the upcoming Geneva motor show" ...

by autoguide.com:

Geneva 2010: Toyota FT-86 Concept… Still A Concept

By Colum Wood, Monday March 1 2010
Autoguide.com


Despite rumors that the Toyota FT-86 Concept would debut at the Geneva Auto Show in production form, it appears as though that isn’t the case. As the very first thing show-goers will see when they enter Hall 4 at Europe’s most prestigious motor show, its obvious the importance that Toyota places on this vehicle – a model that could help rebrand the Japanese automaker while giving it some much-needed positive PR.

The rumors of a redesign are also false, which is probably a good thing as the car probably couldn’t get much better looking.

The name FT-86 brings together Toyota’s past and future, with the “FT” coming from the FT-HS hybrid concept from a few years back, while the “86″ is donated from the AE-86, a small rear-drive, two-door Corolla-based sports car (called the Hachi-Roku), made famous by drifters.

Other than the design of the car (which is certainly impressive with plenty of Lexus LF-A inspired goodness), we still don’t know a lot about the FT-86 concept. What we do know is that it will be light weight, with “racecar-like handling” and be powered by a 2.0-liter boxer four-cylinder engine from Subaru.

With Toyota’s press conference set for tomorrow, we’ll be sure to listen carefully for when Toyota plans to bring this sporty model to market.

I just dont get why they talk so much about rumors on their car news site.. The big sites spread the rumors themselves about the ft86

Geneva 2010 auto motor show preview photos of Toyota FT-86 concept

Anyone disappointed about Toyota setting FT-86 release date to 2012? In these hard times Toyota have to set their quality control to extreme state, so the car will be also tested enough - less glitches for the first rollout! I really dont mind waiting, as long as Toyota keeps us happy with updates. I'll be collecting money for these 2 years so I don`t have to take a loan and worry about warranty, when I start to upgrade the car.. (cause upgrading a base model is more fun than buying the top version, like wrx compared to sti)
And if the FT86 is ready prior to 2012 it is possible to release it earlier. It would be dumb to set too optimistic dates to 2011..