History of Toyota 86
What is the historical significance of the number 86, and why is it associated with various Toyota models? This article reveals the answers.
The remarkable GT86 coupe was the pathfinder for the company’s worldwide renaissance as a maker of pure-bred sports cars.
What is the historical significance of the number 86, and why is it associated with various Toyota models? This article reveals the answers.
As GT86 sales come to a close, Toyota looks back at the exploits of its brand-transforming sports coupe. Will you miss it?
How a group of Toyota engineers with more enthusiasm than experience won their class in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring.
The Spinal Track charity launches UK’s first dedicated rally experience for disabled drivers, using modified Toyota GT86s.
This year’s Toyota Retro Day saw 600 enthusiasts and 70 classics make the annual pilgrimage to Carlisle for a unique gathering of old-school Toyota models.
We speak to the voice which helps the visually impaired see our latest film, Blind Driver.
Toyota has helped blind driver Dr Amit Patel to achieve a dream… and in the process set the fifth fastest time around TV’s most famous test track!
To achieve the impossible, Toyota GB reached out to professional driving instructor Mark Watkins. This is the view from the Blind Driver’s passenger seat.
We’ve teamed up with champion drift racer Fredric Aasbø to burn the world’s largest Toyota GT86 logo using nothing but tyre marks.
Toyota’s motorsport campaign began with the gruelling Round Australia Rally in 1957, an event that initiated many more important chapters in our illustrious rallying history.
We meet modified Toyota GT86 owner and senior midwife, Faith Meaney, to talk car club culture, motor racing and epidurals.
We took a 1987 Toyota Corolla GT Coupe ‘AE86’ and a GT86 to Wales, to see how the two compare.