Toyota is working on mapping major tracks from around the globe, AutoCar reported. There is no word on what specific information will be recorded, but it's likely lap times and top as well as average speeds will be included. Those who bought their coupes, no matter the brand, are likely to be able to retrofit the kits afterwards rather easily, though a release date isn't known. Also promised are multiple online tutorial and demonstrations for tracks, assumingly to help drivers maximize their performance and drop lap times.
As such, there is a strong likelihood the convertible models will arrive sometime in 2014.
It's also possible Subaru's BRZ will also get the black box option, since it's a twin of the Toyota/Scion. A convertible Subaru is less likely, but if it does go into production, it will be the first such body style from the Japanese manufacturer.
