Toyota GR86 drive review - new affordable sports car tested on track - Autocar
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Date: 2022-04-17
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Comments and reviews: 10
Scott
Having owned a BRZ and now daily-ing a GT86, I love these cars. This seems to slightly improve on everything - a bit lighter, a little more power and torque, better sounding engine, updated interior, better OEM tyres. Proper tonic to the same old warm-german hatches/coupes.
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Having owned a BRZ and now daily-ing a GT86, I love these cars. This seems to slightly improve on everything - a bit lighter, a little more power and torque, better sounding engine, updated interior, better OEM tyres. Proper tonic to the same old warm-german hatches/coupes.
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Mububban23
6. 2 for 0-100, that's not slow! My mate's Honda S2000 could pin you back in the seat well enough and that does 0-100 in 5. 9 officially. Never felt like that thing was too slow! And it revved higher and sounded awesome, but had less torque than this will.
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6. 2 for 0-100, that's not slow! My mate's Honda S2000 could pin you back in the seat well enough and that does 0-100 in 5. 9 officially. Never felt like that thing was too slow! And it revved higher and sounded awesome, but had less torque than this will.
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Kramnam
I had a brz but engine felt rough and characterless and the battery would go flat after 1 week of sitting. Nice driving position and ergonomics. Didn't do it for me though, good luck with this one Toyota- thanks for trying!
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I had a brz but engine felt rough and characterless and the battery would go flat after 1 week of sitting. Nice driving position and ergonomics. Didn't do it for me though, good luck with this one Toyota- thanks for trying!
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Michael
It's a nice car but many would prefer to fit a high quality suspension kit to the old model and get a supercharger that'll give an easy but sensible 300 BHP. The thrill of new car ownership soon wanes.
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It's a nice car but many would prefer to fit a high quality suspension kit to the old model and get a supercharger that'll give an easy but sensible 300 BHP. The thrill of new car ownership soon wanes.
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Adam
Test drove one yesterday! I loved it! Track mode all the time. It feels much nicer than the previous generation (which I love also) When I returned from the test drive someone had bought it.
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Test drove one yesterday! I loved it! Track mode all the time. It feels much nicer than the previous generation (which I love also) When I returned from the test drive someone had bought it.
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Hammer
What the, Toyota? Are you saying your 2-door sports car will produce less power than your 2-door hot hatch (GR Yaris) and the soon to be released 4-door hot hatch (GR Corolla? What the!
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What the, Toyota? Are you saying your 2-door sports car will produce less power than your 2-door hot hatch (GR Yaris) and the soon to be released 4-door hot hatch (GR Corolla? What the!
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Lawrence
Let-s do a comparison between the GR86 and the Fiesta ST!
Put the most affordable FWD and RWD fun cars against one another! People would love to see who comes up more fun! -
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Let-s do a comparison between the GR86 and the Fiesta ST!
Put the most affordable FWD and RWD fun cars against one another! People would love to see who comes up more fun! -
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alwyn
Hats off to Toyota. A sensible thinking man-s sports car - and a barrel of laughs. Not some over powered, over-tyred, numb, understeer wagon. I might even get one!
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Hats off to Toyota. A sensible thinking man-s sports car - and a barrel of laughs. Not some over powered, over-tyred, numb, understeer wagon. I might even get one!
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ad182uk
Small questions on UK spec version;
Does it have auto lights/wipes and a auto dimming rear view mirror?
Do the mirrors fold in when lock/unlocked?
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Small questions on UK spec version;
Does it have auto lights/wipes and a auto dimming rear view mirror?
Do the mirrors fold in when lock/unlocked?
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David
Good review. However, I do wish Autocar would use both metric and imperial measures of power and torque, so international viewers can understand.
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Good review. However, I do wish Autocar would use both metric and imperial measures of power and torque, so international viewers can understand.
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