Toyota 86 Pricing being announced 10am Monday 4th June! - Page 8 - Toyota GR86, 86, FR-S and Subaru BRZ Forum & Owners Community

davey90 · 06-04-2012, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Nardi330

yes it is likely. i think NSW has the highest stamp duty, CTP and rego.

ouch! hm... I'm pretty sure i can pull it off.

thanks. got to call my dealer to crunch some numbers for me.

sticky · 06-04-2012, 01:59 AM

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Originally Posted by davey90

ouch! hm... I'm pretty sure i can pull it off.

thanks. got to call my dealer to crunch some numbers for me.

FYI I just ordered a Grey GTS Auto (possibly switching to manual later) - it came out at $42,700. The price includes $500 for metallic paint - but I told him that comes standard - he said he would find out and let me know.

Dhans · 06-04-2012, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Maj3sty

Toyota Australia We are pleased to announce that the 86 will officially go on sale on June 18th. The 86 GTS model will be priced from $35,490 RRP / $39,468 Drive Away**

**The drive away price shown is based on a vehicle being garaged in the postcode 5000, and on the owner being a 'rating one' driver aged 40 with a good driving record. Please note that your actual drive away price may differ depending on your individual circumstances. Please talk to your local Toyota Dealer to confirm the price that is specific to you.
This is from official Facebook page.

love it

Cruiser · 06-04-2012, 05:22 AM

Kudos to Toyota for sticking with the promise of an affordable sports car. The base model Manual is great value. I was sure the pricing would be 10 K dearer.

Hopefully this is a wake-up call to other manufacturers in this country. Just because we live in Australia doesn't mean we need to be continually hit with higher prices for imported cars.

Im only new to this forum and didnt know much about the car until recently but im happy for the guys who have waited for this car for a long time. It seems to have hit all the right notes and the pricing is icing on the cake.

The only disappointment for me is the $2500 extra charge for the auto. Over in the US the FRS auto is only $1100 extra so it seems a bit steep to be asking for $2500. Due to an existing leg injury, manuals are a no go for me so Im stuck with the auto, but the GTS is over my budget so i might need to go with the GT.

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06-04-2012, 05:22 AM	#102
Cruiser Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Drives: Toyota LandCruiser Location: Canberra Posts: 27 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 3 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Kudos to Toyota for sticking with the promise of an affordable sports car. The base model Manual is great value. I was sure the pricing would be 10 K dearer. Hopefully this is a wake-up call to other manufacturers in this country. Just because we live in Australia doesn't mean we need to be continually hit with higher prices for imported cars. Im only new to this forum and didnt know much about the car until recently but im happy for the guys who have waited for this car for a long time. It seems to have hit all the right notes and the pricing is icing on the cake. The only disappointment for me is the $2500 extra charge for the auto. Over in the US the FRS auto is only $1100 extra so it seems a bit steep to be asking for $2500. Due to an existing leg injury, manuals are a no go for me so Im stuck with the auto, but the GTS is over my budget so i might need to go with the GT.

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