The New 2014 Scion tC coupe

The 2014 Scion tC coupe made its way onto the stage at the Auto Show in New York on Thursday. The coupe, which accounts for over 40 percent of the sales of Scion, renews his style, an upgraded interior and a few performance improvements.

The new look starts with a change in tires. The new are 18-inch wheels and 225/45 R18, new headlamps and a new hood, which extends lower. The grill has a built tC logo, along with neighboring LEDs. In the rear, a new set of lights off in valance, which is similar to the FR-S has a trapezoidal brake light. A single exhaust on the left. Two new colors are available for this release: Absolutely Red and Blue Streak Metallic.

The 2014 Scion tC coupe is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers 176hp at 6,000 rpm. A gearbox six-speed manual in the standard version, plus a gearbox six-speed automatic is optional.

The new automatic transmission 2014 tC coupe changes twice faster than the previous model and uses the rev matching technology similar to that of FR-S. Stabilizer bars and dampers have been updated.

The 2014 Scion tC coupe has also increased body stiffness by adding welds on the frame. The electric power steering system and has been modified to provide a more compelling user.

Inside, the 2014 tC coupe will be Scions first vehicle to get a touch screen 6.1-inch LCD that will be incorporated in all future models. In the standard version will include Bluetooth, steering wheel-mounted controls and HD radio.

A premium audio system will be offered to those who love good audio. It will include navigation, smart phone connectivity and access to over 30,000 radio stations with software Aha. You can also use location services like Yelp and TripAdvisor, and integrate social media applications.

Pricing will be announced closer to the date of sale in June.