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Toyota has repeatedly stressed that the GT 86 was developed as a pure, fun and easy to drive rear-wheel drive sports car, ignoring the horsepower race and concentrating instead on honing every detail of the chassis set-up.
- Ford Fiesta St Beats Toyota Gt86 On The Track In Evo Test
It’s not the first time the Toyota GT86 (Scion FR-S) is compared with a front-wheel drive hot-hatch and it’s not the first time it loses when it comes to speed. In this latest test from the UK's EVO magazine, the GT86 proves to be slower...
- New Toyota Ft-86 Launches In A Cloud Of Drift Smoke In Indonesia
Toyota and Subaru continue to roll out their co-developed rear-wheel drive sports coupes in individual markets around the globe. This past Friday, it was Toyota's turn to launch the GT 86 in Indonesia, with the Japanese company organizing a special...
- Scion Fr-s Convertible Rumors Re-surface, Could Enter The Market By 2014
While Scion has no current plans to offer a turbocharged version of the FR-S sports coupe, the word on the street is that Toyota's North American subsidiary is preparing a 2+2 convertible or a pure two-seater roadster version of its rear-wheel drive...
- Toyota To Revive Mr2 As Hybrid Competitor To Honda Cr-z? Japanese Magazine Believes So
Ever since Honda announced the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe, there have been rumors going around about the possibility of a corresponding Toyota model. Just to make it clear, we haven't heard anything official, but Japan's Best Car magazine is reporting/speculating/imagining...
- 2011 Subaru Coupe: Speculative Renderings And Rumors For Awd And Turbocharged Engines
The Toyota FT-86 coupe concept was only just introduced at the Tokyo Motor Show last week, but the internet-grapevine is already abuzz with speculation and chatter on its Subaru twin. These new speculative renderings of the Subaru-badged coupe that are...
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Rumors: Toyota Readying a Supercharged Version of the GT 86?
Toyota has repeatedly stressed that the GT 86 was developed as a pure, fun and easy to drive rear-wheel drive sports car, ignoring the horsepower race and concentrating instead on honing every detail of the chassis set-up.
In fact, the Japanese carmaker was so determined to stay true to its promise that it even included drift tests in its development program. The production model is said to have an estimated 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) time of 6.8 seconds and a top speed of 230 km/h (143 mph).
Read more »- Ford Fiesta St Beats Toyota Gt86 On The Track In Evo Test
It’s not the first time the Toyota GT86 (Scion FR-S) is compared with a front-wheel drive hot-hatch and it’s not the first time it loses when it comes to speed. In this latest test from the UK's EVO magazine, the GT86 proves to be slower...
- New Toyota Ft-86 Launches In A Cloud Of Drift Smoke In Indonesia
Toyota and Subaru continue to roll out their co-developed rear-wheel drive sports coupes in individual markets around the globe. This past Friday, it was Toyota's turn to launch the GT 86 in Indonesia, with the Japanese company organizing a special...
- Scion Fr-s Convertible Rumors Re-surface, Could Enter The Market By 2014
While Scion has no current plans to offer a turbocharged version of the FR-S sports coupe, the word on the street is that Toyota's North American subsidiary is preparing a 2+2 convertible or a pure two-seater roadster version of its rear-wheel drive...
- Toyota To Revive Mr2 As Hybrid Competitor To Honda Cr-z? Japanese Magazine Believes So
Ever since Honda announced the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe, there have been rumors going around about the possibility of a corresponding Toyota model. Just to make it clear, we haven't heard anything official, but Japan's Best Car magazine is reporting/speculating/imagining...
- 2011 Subaru Coupe: Speculative Renderings And Rumors For Awd And Turbocharged Engines
The Toyota FT-86 coupe concept was only just introduced at the Tokyo Motor Show last week, but the internet-grapevine is already abuzz with speculation and chatter on its Subaru twin. These new speculative renderings of the Subaru-badged coupe that are...