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Official: Limited Run Toyota GT86 TRD confirmed for UK
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AWESOME...but once again in the U.S. we get the short end of the stick... lol
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Thats Sick. I would cry if It landed here. Oh well.
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Just some trims and rims, no biggie. Not a bad look with the retro wheels.
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That and the posting about the $20k RWD toyota 5door hatchback rumor...
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of course, love for UK none for US.
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Love the wheels, but that quad-pipe and diffuser combo looks silly on a car with no more power than the Kia Forte "station wagon" with the 1.6T. It shouldn't try to look like a Corvette. It's called "overcompensation".
And the new lower front end clip - no. Just no. |
Not worth 50k for...can make one cheaper then that
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So the price of the standard UKDM GT 86 converted to US currency is around $39.5k USD and the TRD manual is around $49.8k USD. So $10.3k more for the TRD version and it doesn't appear to have the forged wheels, BBK, nor revised engine. The FR-S sells for $15k less than a standard GT 86 so let's say a TRD equivalent in the US would cost roughly $34.8k.
STI offers equivalent parts with similar prices compared to TRD so a BRZ STI version might cost around the same. I wonder if a comparably equipped BRZ STI for roughly $34.8k would be feasible in the US market. |
lol we don't even get HID's and LED's and the UK gets this. U.S. always gets the worst cars. Just look at that awful Mugen Civic Si we got, while the rest of the world enjoyed a Civic Type R. Evo X while others get FQ400. NSX Type R, Skylines, R35 Egoist, etc. Man oh man...
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Cut the lights boys, it's boner time.
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nice.
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Meh. From the back, the whole TRD theme is ruined by the lack of a TRD duckbill.
Oh and at the very least, the photographer (or whoever) could've taken an extra minute to clean the mud off of the side skirts and rear bumper...especially on a white car. smh -_- |
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+$8,000 over the Scion FRS. The only good thing I see in this over the Scion is that its got the oem spoiler and an invisible rear diffuser and bigger brakes/rotors. Everything else is just, mehh.....
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Im slowly going to go with the Hyundai Genesis...cheaper...faster...more options
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Like everything else but the wheels : ) to each their own! :D
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Toyota, please, I'm begging you, do not f**k this up!! "While Toyota has been forthcoming about a future vehicle tie-up between itself and BMW, the assumption was that the co-developed car would be a flagship performance machine. These new rumors suggest the contrary; indicating that this new sub-FR-S may be the love child of the Japanese-German union." |
All that show and the same go, not that good for a "limited edition production model" with a halo brand badge. Can you imagine BMW releasing a limited edition BMW M320i only with different bumpers?
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Need a SC, Turbo, or more NA power! At least 40 more ponies.
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I have seen in an older post where no holes were drilled and was mounted on the grill: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=374893 But, I really like how the front license plate is mounted/pictured here. Personally, I would prefer something like this than mounting it on the tow hook or on the grill. Does anybody know where one can be acquired / what it's called? |
Huh surprised it doesn't come with the sf2's or the bbk. The new zealand trd does.
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I don't mean to come off as a hater or anything, but the only changes are exhaust, rims, and a body kit? They didn't even do suspension? For such a limited run car that they're putting the TRD name on, I feel like they're missing the opportunity to really show what Toyota is capable of doing with this car. 20 years from now, people should be looking at used 86s and saying "oh you should really go for the TRD model", but this just isn't doing it for me.
I'm not asking for a turbocharger and 300hp or anything, just make it noticeably better than the stock model when you compare them. |
Only one word came to mind when I saw this... Meh.
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I'm super Jelly!
Although, I prefer the JDM TRD Rims... |
You guys are funny. Most people bought the scion version because it was cheaper and more available. This would probably be a few thousand more than the brz are even harder to find. 99% the same car at the end of the day too. If they are going to brand it TRD, why not give it the brakes, suspension bits and seats?
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GT86 TheRicerDesign
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No $10,000 TRD stamped Brembo GT-R BBK? :thumbsdown:
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I'm sorry but if you pay that much for that car you are a sucker. And the quad exhaust tips? Seriously?.
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I'm sorry but as much as I love the looks of the thing, I have to waive the "big deal" flag.
It is cheaper to buy a base model and pimp it with better looking wheels, tires, and bits that actually contribute to performance than buy that car. TRD should have waited until they could make a special edition supercharged or turbo car before putting this out. I think there would have been a LOT of people that would have just lined up saying "TAKE MY MONEY!!" for a TRD 86 that actually performed better than a base model. Still... it really IS pretty! Scott |
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