Toyota GT86

The Toyota GT86 is a light and agile sports coupe launched in 2012, designed in partnership with Subaru to revive the spirit of accessible sports cars with naturally aspirated engines. The product of a unique collaboration between the two manufacturers, this sports car embodies a philosophy of streamlined driving, far from technological overload, which has marked the Toyota GT86 history since its origins. Equipped with a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder boxer engine developing between 200 and 211 horsepower depending on generations, it affirms its singularity against its direct competitors such as the Subaru BRZ, with which it shares its platform and essential mechanical characteristics. The Toyota GT86 model has experienced two major generations: the first (2012-2020) establishes the codes of a purist's car, then the second generation, launched in 2021, refines the design, improves engine performance and enriches equipment while preserving the original sporting DNA. These Toyota GT86 generations confirm the brand's positioning in the segment of compact thermal sports coupes, where lightness, reactivity and driving pleasure remain the watchwords against an industry trend turned towards electrification. With its rear-wheel drive, controlled weight and reliable mechanics, this Japanese sports car continues to seduce enthusiasts of authentic automotive sensations and committed driving on winding roads as well as amateur circuits.