It could share the same platform as the MX-5
From the point of view of an owner of a first-gen 86
Nowadays, we take it for granted that Toyota makes cars that are fun to drive, but what a lot of people forget is that at the beginning of the 2010s, Toyota actually did not even have a sports car in its lineup.
A Celica in all ways but the name
The formula for the Toyota GR86 is a nod to the classic sports coupe. Compact, light, and rear-wheel drive, it's these ingredients that make this car one of the most fun to drive cars out there.Of course, the 86
He’s taking part in the Toyota GR Cup
Keanu Reeves-indisputable action star and gearhead-has announced that he'll make a one-off guest appearance in the GR Cup at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend.Consisting of two qualifying sessions and two races spread over three days in
by Joe Holding
It’s equipped with the Performance Pack as standard
This new Toyota GR86 Hakone Edition is being referred to by its maker as "a blast from the past," but it's not referring to the old-school 2+2, three-pedal layout of the GR86. That is still present and correct,
by Greg Potts
No power bump, though
Three years have passed since the second-generation Toyota GR86 made its world premiere. It's an evolution of the past model, gaining more power and a sharper chassis along the way. Given that, Toyota reckoned now is a good time to
A couple Toyota heritage vehicles might just appear in the series, too
Toyota has just released a new anime series called GRIP, which pits its GR range of performance cars against villainous autonomous vehicles in a battle for humanity. Standard Monday morning stuff, you'd argue.It's being aimed at the next generation
Featuring Toyota’s new design language
We recently reported about the next GR86 gaining additional body styles. According to Best Car, the next generation of Toyota's small rear-wheel-drive coupe may be joined by a four-door coupe or sedan and a wagon. Based on that
Sensible or sacrilege?
There are two things that come to mind when a JDM enthusiast hears the number 86. It's either the classic Sprinter Trueno or Corolla Levin from the '80s or the GT86, now called the GR86.Those cars may be decades apart,
Unfortunately, this will be a Japan-exclusive model
Toyota is celebrating 40 years since the original AE86 entered stage right, mostly sideways, through a series of tweaks to its RWD hero. And as befits a 40th-anniversary gift, there is a 'ruby' present.Because it's red. One of them,
by Vijay Pattni
Want one?
In US-only Supra news, Toyota is releasing a limited edition of the GR86 for the 2024 model year. The two-tone Trueno Edition takes its name from the iconic '80s AE86 Corolla-also known as the Corolla Sport GT-S and
by Cat Dow
Would you mind if Toyota goes this route?
Remember when there were rumors that the second-generation Toyota 86 might end up being an electric vehicle? They didn't pan out, obviously, and the GR86 instead came packing a 2.4-liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine with 232hp and 250Nm
by Drei Laurel
A good look, yes?
Larry Chen isn't just an automotive photographer. If you're familiar with his work, you know the dude is as versed in being behind the wheel as he is in being behind the lens. And it shows in his tase of
by Drei Laurel
We could listen to this all day
To be honest, we'll take any opportunity we can get to spend some alone time with the market's hottest rides-even if it means just sitting inside one with the engine switched off.This is exactly what we did when
by Drei Laurel
Are you a fan of this look?
If we're not mistaken, you've already read our review of the new Toyota GR86. So you'll know we found it a thoroughly more grown-up, serious experience compared to the last, low-limits and low-expectations 86. And while
