Just a couple of days ago we read some news that we’re absolutely stoked about. Toyota Gazoo Racing isn’t stopping with just the return of the Supra, as the company recently unveiled the 2022 Toyota GR 86 for its world debut in an online event. While the vehicle is scheduled to launch in Japan during the fall of 2021, information on its American counterpart hasn’t yet surfaced – beyond the fact that it will certainly be making its way across the pond. With this new high-performance sports car on the horizon, we simply cannot wait, so we thought we’d at least run through some of the highlights regarding the Japanese-spec model for the time being.

2020 Toyota 86 Performance and Power Details

If you’re on the market for a vehicle that answers the call of the road, letting you strap in and enjoy exceptional capabilities, the 2020 Toyota 86 is the one for you! This great model provides power and capability in abundance, letting you do and enjoy more. What are some of these features? Continue reading below in order to find out!

2017 Toyota 86 Specs and Features

The Toyota 86 was created based off of a popular Scion model. When Toyota made the decision to close Scion in February 2016, they incorporated Scion features into this performance-heavy model. The 2017 Toyota 86 features are meant to produce a sporty performance in both looks and driving capabilities. Check out some of the top features of the 2017 Toyota 86 below: Read the rest of this entry >>

Performance Specs for the 2017 Toyota 86

If you have been following along with the Allan Nott Toyota Blog, you know that the potential return of the Supra roadster is coming pretty soon, at least in the next couple of model years. However, Toyota fans looking for an engaging, light weight and fun-to-drive sports car, the upcoming 2017 Toyota 86 may be exactly what they are looking for. If the new sporty Toyota coupe looks a little familiar, that’s because it was known as the Scion FR-S last year. When Toyota closed Scion operations, it wisely decided to save the FR-S and rebrand it as the new Toyota 86. Read the rest of this entry >>