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Toyota GT 86

Toyota GT 86 (Japan, 2012-present)

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The GT86 was initially unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show 2009 as the FT-86 concept. The first production version was presented in the same Motor Show in 2011.

The GT86 is a sporty compact four-seater equipped with a front Boxer engine. The four-cylinder petrol engine delivers 200hp and is available with a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission.

In 2013 Toyota introduced a concept for a future convertible version of the vehicle.

The power roof is made from multi-layer fabric to keep weight down. Toyota claims that the Open Concept has an even lower center of gravity than the coupe.

The FT-86 Open Concept has a better interior in terms of quality. It has been recovered in white and navy blue leather to match the white interior and blue roof. There are also yellow accents to give a pop of contrast.

The concept weighs 1257kg (2771lbs), which is about 67kg (148lbs) more than the coupe due to body reinforcements and the top.  Toyota's goal is to make the convertible version weight-neutral in comparison to the coupe.

Mechanically, the concept is identical to the standard car, and it has the same dimensions.



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