Not really, just wondering since there seems to be a revived interest in RWD coupes and rumors about the Capri keep popping out every few years.
Anyways, back to the FT-86, the very low Honda S2000-like nose might look odd at first, but I like that athletic stance with the wheels pushed towards the corners.
It looks like AWD might not be possible with the modified platform. The FT-86 has a very short front overhang, it looks like the boxer engine is mounted further back between the wheels, I guess that means there might not be enough clearance for the front half-shafts like the ones found on AWD Subarus. In a normal Subaru, the boxer engine hangs ahead of the axle line.