Toyota 86 GT 2018 review: snapshot












- Price From $31,440
What we like
- Huge fun to drive
- Comfortable despite purpose
- Good value
What we don't
- Dodgy interior materials
- No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto
- Raucous engine
The Toyota 86 is nearing the end of six years on sale and it's still going strong. Amazingly, it's still a relative bargain and, just like day one, is available in two specification levels.
The first is the GT opening the range at $31,440 for the manual and $33,740 for the auto.
Standard features include 16-inch alloys, a limited-slip diff (manual only), LED headlights and daytime running lights, reversing camera, 6.1-inch touchscreen, AM/FM radio, power windows and mirrors, electric power steering, air-conditioning, floor mats, hill start assist, a sound system with six speakers, Bluetooth and USB, cruise control and cloth trim.
On the safety front you get seven airbags, ABS, stability and traction controls and two ISOFIX points. The 86's maximum five star ANCAP safety rating dates back to 2012.
The 'Dynamic Performance Pack' adds darker alloys, SACHS suspension and bigger, stronger Brembo brakes for $2200.

Toyota 86 GT 2018 review: snapshot
What we like
- Huge fun to drive
- Comfortable despite purpose
- Good value
What we don't
- Dodgy interior materials
- No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto
- Raucous engine
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