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The Toyota GT86 is the world's least expensive way to own a brand new and quite brilliant sports car. Yes, there are cars with performance credentials further down the food chain, but this, with the engine in the front, driven wheels at the back and you in the middle -sticks to the age-old...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDR3TpGxY0M Once upon a time, Toyota produced cars like the MR2, Celica and Supra, and made fans of joyful, lightweight performance cars very, very happy. But as it grew into a gigantic global entity, Toyota found there were far greater profits to be made by...

The facelifted 86 only recently celebrated its debut and already, Toyota Racing Development (TRD) has worked its magic and released its extensive bodykit for the car. While the front-end of the refreshed 86 is already quite an eye-catcher, TRD has made it even more noteworthy thanks to an...

After it was shown off at the 2016 Goodwood Festival of Speed, Toyota has released further details of its 2017 GT86 facelift. The sports car receives engine and suspension tweaks, plus a mildly updated cabin. Chief exterior changes include a bigger front grille, which helps give the car a...

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The 2017 Toyota 86 isn't about power, but it is about fun, and it has just enough creature comforts to make it livable as a daily driver. With the demise of the Scion brand, the FR-S sport coupe becomes the Toyota 86 (pronounced "eight-six") for the 2017 model year. With the changeover, the 86...

Toyota has priced its new 86 sports coupe from $27,120, which is an increase of about 4 percent over the Scion FR-S that it replaces. But the 86 is more than just a rebadge of the now-discontinued Scion brand's coupe. A host of chassis, interior, and styling updates make the first truly sporty...

The sudden death of Scion left many questions regarding the youth-oriented brand's lineup. What will happen to the fun-to-drive FR-S? We knew it would be absorbed into the Toyota lineup, but the automaker was at first unsure about a name change. At this year's New York auto show, we learned that...