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Originally Posted by NeverInTime
I wouldn't hope for a 2nd gen version of the twins anytime soon. The statements in that Road and Track article are super vague and broad, plus companies can change business strategies at anytime. Maybe the new Supra sales will be so good/bad that Toyota decides to change their sports car strategy, or maybe there will be some huge VW-esque corporate scandal with Toyota that forces them to cut down on their low-margin and low-volume projects. Things can happen that may prevent/delay a 2nd gen 86 or BRZ, and right now there isn't enough information to try to formulate a reliable timeline.
Personally I think it will be more than a year before we get any more information about the possibility of a 2nd generation, so you will easily end up driving that Camry for around 2-3 years if you are going to wait. As for trying to get a good deal on a 860, Toyota dealers I have talked with in SoCal seem content to let the 860s sit rather than make substantial deals, so you may be waiting till sometime in 2018 before you'll see a dealer finally give a decent price on a '17 860.
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Thanks for the insight! Very good points. I'm personally fine with waiting a little into 2018 since my Camry will have a 1 year Certified Pre-owned warranty anyway.