First impressions of the GT86 suggest Toyota has succeeded in making it ... Riding on a set of Yokohama AD08R tyres, this Exige feels infallible. Everything is absolutely alert.

The Toyota GT86 is getting long in the tooth and there's been much talk of the next generation. This discussion concerns the next car's name, and word is Toyota might drop the "GT" moniker.

Some cautionary reading for anyone who’s about to put a deposit on Toyota’s go-faster GT86 sports car – the ... wider and stickier Yokohama Advan Sport tyres, a new exhaust, a revised ...

Slide your heel off the brake pedal and blip the throttle as you change down. The engine rasps like a washing machine loaded with Jumblies, spalling off the Armco as you ease the leather-covered ...

That’s it, folks. Toyota has sold its last GT86 in the UK. With almost 7,500 sales to its name, the Top Gear award-winning rear-wheel drive, skinny-tyred coupe has finally bitten the big one ...

Toyota's GT86 sports car has been given a further boost with a raft of changes for the 2015 model year. Perhaps the best news is a new entry-level 'Primo' trim, which sees prices drop by £2,500 ...

Anticipated as a 2017 vehicle for the 2018 model year, the Supra will be followed by the all-new Toyota 86 / GT86 / Subaru BRZ in 2018 for the 2019 model year. Keep those fingers crossed for ...

Toyobaru, the nickname of the joint project between Toyota and Subaru, revealed its fruits of cooperation over six years ago. They are called GT86 and BRZ, and the two Japanese automakers managed ...

Here we are then people, the new Toyota GT86. First unveiled in Japan a few months ago, we finally get the UK spec and price. And according to chief designer Tetsuya Tada, Toyota has “remade ...

Toyota's European marketing boss has confirmed that the company will indeed build a new GT86, as it's known in Europe. Matt Harrison toldAutocarthat the GT86 has been a successful halo model for ...

I'd promised to give him a spin in the new Toyota GT86, the latest rear-wheel-drive road-brawler to hit the market, and he's clearly enjoying himself as I drone on about its 2.0-litre naturally ...