As you'll have gathered from all the motoring press coverage excitement about the Toyota GT 86 - and its Subaru BRZ twin - appears to be well deserved. One number that hadn't been confirmed up til now was the price, but Toyota has confirmed what we thought and announced a basic price of £24,995 for when sales start in June.
Just bought this classic CW with Red Recaro DC5 in Kyushu Japan. Good discount available if you wanted this as a private import (we will require 65% up front though
http://www.torque-gt.co.uk/auction_details/?act=productDetail&productId=303
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Amazing production and an insane creation from Greddy Japan
The Honda NSX is a true hero if ever there was one, so confirmation from Detroit that Honda will build a new NSX has to be news to cheer us all. They’ve sure kept us waiting though, the various supercar concepts over the years whetting appetites for a successor to the original all-aluminium NSX that so famously carried the personal touch of Ayrton Senna.
Wishing everyone a Happy Christmas and New Year for all of us here at Torque GT
Great write on the GTROC detailing the history of the iconic GTR brand
EK4 VTi 160 bhp – High mileage on eBay
We’ve just secured our first Euro R CL7 in Japan
Hot on the heels of the web debut of the Toyota GT 86 comes the digital unveiling of its sibling, the Subaru BRZ. We already saw the BRZ in concept form just two weeks ago at the L.A. Auto Show, but we now get our first look at the production version of this rear-drive Subaru coupe ahead of its public debut at the Tokyo Motor Show. Predictably, the Subaru BRZ looks similar to the GT 86, but features a few styling cues the Japanese automaker believes are uniquely Subaru.
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