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Originally Posted by DaJo
The "real" 86 are the modern ones we have today. The "old 86" (for the lack of better words) were called Toyota Trueno/Levin/Corolla GT-S.  Their chassis were just called AE86 hence the commonly used nickname, 86. |
No, they can call it that if they want, but it's just a marketing ploy. It's as dumb as if they called the real 86 a 27.
The car should be called a Levin, if they want to tie it into that line of cars. It's even worse than that. The real 86 didn't have a goofy Subaru engine.
Look where I live. You don't need to explain the car to me.
