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GR86 Pricing Announced!

Japan GR86 page finally updated.
https://toyotagazooracing.com/jp/gr/86/

Also, official dyno graph:
https://toyotagazooracing.com/jp/gr/...eartbeat_fast/

Adding to the TL;DR: should arrive in US dealers in December.

There’s also some GR accessories they’re touting:

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Drivers who want even more from their GR86 can tap into an all-new line of Toyota Gazoo Racing accessories.

For some extra growl, there’s a dual cat-back GR performance exhaust with stainless steel bent pipes, black chrome tips and debossed GR logo. There’s also a GR performance cold air intake kit, with a larger airbox and performance air filter. A bolt-on GR strut tie brace and GR performance stabilizer bars are also available.

MT aficionados can split seconds between gears with a GR quick shifter kit. A GR etched logo shift knob is available for MT or AT. GR front brake pads are also available, and for added style, there’s forged 18-inch black or 17-inch bronze aluminum GR wheels.

Gloss black, larger GR logoed fender vent inserts add a touch of shine. Add a clear film paint protection kit for the hood, fender and front bumper or paint-matched door edge guards to keep dings away. All-weather GR branded floor mats and cargo tray or carpet GR floor mats help protect the interior. And for drivers looking to make a statement, there’s a vinyl GR graphic for the side rocker and a rear bumper applique.

Doesn’t look like there’s any info for us up north in Canada in terms of pricing or availability.

So $200 less than the superior BRZ, which contains more Aluminium? [emoji6]

On a serious note, I was expecting the Toyota to be slightly more expensive given their history on pricing. Good to finally hear some news.

ooh- wonder if the GR exhaust will be available for the BRZ's too.

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Originally Posted by rawpoly (Post 3476423)

ooh- wonder if the GR exhaust will be available for the BRZ's too.

Only in Japanese (for now) but here’s much more info on the GR parts.

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Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo (Post 3476421)

With the added spoiler and 1 year racing membership, I assumed a $500 minimum price premium.

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Originally Posted by AFBDA (Post 3476418)

Adding to the TL;DR: should arrive in US dealers in December.

So all of the people in the other thread who were about to jump from the bridge no longer have to? I mean, it sounded like it could be March. But December isn't that bad. Dead of winter, though.

Looks like I'm calling Local Toyota dealers tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up

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Originally Posted by AFBDA (Post 3476418)

Doesn’t look like there’s any info for us up north in Canada in terms of pricing or availability.

Nope, but now that the US pricing has finally been settled, Canada will follow shortly after. Since there's no serious difference in the price vs. the BRZ for the US, I think its pretty safe now to use BRZ pricing to plan.

I'll get more excited when the web site moves it out of "upcoming" and bumps out the 2020. Build and price tool...

I pinged a Toyota dealership again today with "hay pricing announced, wassup?" Told me to check back closer to December.

Trying to remind myself there are plenty of things I would normally procrastinate way longer than that.

Oh, thumbs up on the bronze GR wheels.

Donuts of winter.

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Originally Posted by mazeroni (Post 3476426)

December isn't that bad. Dead of winter, though.

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Originally Posted by Jegan_V (Post 3476435)

Yeah, not sure what exchange rate Subaru is using but I’m not complaining. You’re thinking Toyota will do the same?

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Originally Posted by AFBDA (Post 3476440)

Yeah, not sure what exchange rate Subaru is using but I’m not complaining. You’re thinking Toyota will do the same?

I would be surprised if the Toyota price differences in Canada are very different compared to the US.

The tariff structure should be the same for both cars so unless Toyota Canada pulls a boner it should come in a little less than the Subie. Which is very surprising.