His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...

Toyota’s GT 86, sold in the United States as the Scion FR-S, hasn’t had much in the way of updates since the debut in 2011. That’s about to change soon, though, as prototypes for an updated version ...

GENEVA — The Toyota GT 86 and its twin sister, the Subaru BRZ, are not really new. The two automakers, which developed the cars together, showed them off in Tokyo after three years of concepts upon ...

When Toyota released the GT 86 in 2012, there was one notable complaint about it. As awesome as it looked, its 200-horsepower four-cylinder engine didn’t leave a lot to the imagination. In other words ...

The Toyota GT 86 has recently received a new limited edition, in the form of the GT 86 TRD, with the company now announcing the UK pricing for the vehicle. This GT 86 features aesthetic and ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran November 8, 2012 Comment Now! Toyota has hinted at the launch of an electric sports car in the past, and even has a couple of prototypes out testing, including one based on its ...

Toyota says the name GT 86 is a nod to the brand's GT days in Europe when the Corolla GT (or Levin) AE86, was winning British Touring Car championships and rally events in the 1980s. The GT 86 is ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran February 5, 2013 Comment Now! Toyota already has a racing version of its GT 86 sports car, the global version of our Scion FR-S. Developed with Gazoo Racing, this race car has ...

Some guys hate it because it only has 200 hp, other love it as a whole package that was built to put a smile on your face for a small price. Truth is, the Toyota GT 86 is a very interesting sportscar ...

More than six years ago, Subaru and Toyota entered into a cooperative agreement. In 2009, that relationship bore its first concept - the Toyota FT-86. Both automakers showed the production versions of ...

Toyota and Subaru each unveiled a new sports car this week at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show. Funny thing is, they’re the same car. Jointly developed by the two Japanese automakers, the Toyota GT 86 and ...

Toyota says the name GT 86 is a nod to the brand's GT days in Europe when the Corolla GT (or Levin) AE86, was winning British Touring Car championships and rally events in the 1980s. The GT 86 is ...