Tag: 86

Lest you forget: GT86 is the ultimate, inexpensive blank canvas for modifiers.

Autocar asks which is more fun on: the Ferrari F12 or Toyota GT86. Facts and figures would suggest that only a fool would choose a Toyota GT86 over a Ferrari. Any Ferrari, really, and especially the 730 horsepower F12 Berlinetta. With three-and-a-half times as much horsepower and torque as the 86, it’s a one-sided battle. […] More »

Turbo Toyota GT86 takes on McLaren supercar for track day supremacy. U.K. tuner Fensport has long specialized in Toyota and Lexus speed parts. As you can imagine, the blank slate that is the Toyota GT86 gave them a lot to work with. Fensport invited Autocar magazine to drive three GT86 models: a stock one; a turbocharged, […] More »

As more snow falls, more fun can be had with the sideways Toyota 86. Winding Road Magazine is the enthusiasts’ resource for motorsport events, coverage and need-to-know details. They also do some pretty fun reviews. So, what do they think about the 2017 Toyota 86? Fortunately for them, their 86 press car arrived just in time […] More »

The Racers’ Line has produced a small film about the 86 Cup, a California-based time attack challenge for the GT86 and all of it’s siblings. By covering a recent event at Buttonwillow Raceway Park, viewers are able to get an insight into what the 86 Cup is all about. What is the 86 Cup? The […] More »

Ah, the good old days…of 2015, that is! Today’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to Summer 2015 wherein MotorTrend compared the then-new fourth generation “ND” Mazda Miata against a pre-refresh Subaru BRZ. So, what’s the deal? Up first is the ND Mazda Miata. It has a 2.0L inline-4 SkyActiv engine making 155HP/148 ft./lb of torque, […] More »

Redline Reviews is here with both a brand new 2017 Toyota 86 and 2017 Subaru BRZ to compare the cars back to back. 2017 brings in a refresh for both of the twins, so let’s see which wears those new bumpers better. Usually, a mid-cycle refresh is just that, new bumpers, maybe some new interior […] More »