2020 Toyota 86???
 

will there be a 2020 86? or is 2019 that last last year for this car?

Im not talking about the next generation 86, im just saying will there be another year for this current generation.

thanks

2020 has been confirmed with a 260 HP turbo.

That's mean...:lol:

Who cares. Still not AWD

Thank god

No dude, it's going to be a twin turbo V6 AWD.

A joint venture with Toyota and Great Wall, the cars will be made in death, I mean reeducation camps in China, with the typical high standards of safety and reliability you get from workers under fear of death.

I cannot wait for their release, the cars that is, not the workers.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spfdatdf-Jc[/ame]

Dam dude... that's dark.
You ok? Need a hug? I could use one myself. :cheers:

A friend of mine that knows a guy that had a roommate that worked a Subaru dealer in the 90's said the 2020's will have the CTR engine and be FWD. I'm stoked.

Yeap, and here it is

https://youtu.be/X6E_5_Ati48

I wrote a press release for that reveal back in 2016.


Breaking Automotive News

With major fanfare and a spectacular flourish Toyota unveiled the Shooting Brake concept version of their popular 86 model sports car. The elaborate ceremony was conducted in the back lot of Bruce's Bakery and Roo on a Stick in downtown Middleofnowhara, Australia before an estimated crowd of 8.

Although popular local car model Cooky Dhooh was scheduled to appear for the ceremony she was unable to attend due to her cat giving birth to kittens. The litter consisted of 2 white, one black and an orange tabby. Mother cat (Miss Fluffy Bottom) and all the babies are doing fine and letters of congratulation may be sent to Cooky through the local newspaper office. The kittens should be ready for adoption in 6 to 8 weeks.


The concept car features a slightly raised rear roof line and a hatch.


When asked why the concept did not include the 17 MY bumper, lights, wheels and other features a high ranking Toyota official told this reporter "we only had two sets of everything and we sent them to New York last month".


The response from the crowd was overwhelming with comments such as "meh", "who slipped the Veloster in?" and "OK can we get some roo on a stick now?" prevalent amongst the throngs.


Toyota would like to thank Bill for organizing this major event, Sheila from next door for providing her spare painting tarp and Fred for taking the official pictures with his iPhone 3. Stay tuned for more exciting updates on this very important milestone concept.








OK so apparently Toyota does not give a rat's ass about this concept!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And a name change to Supra