Subaru and Toyota have not kept obscure about building the next generation of the BRZ and 86 twins. Recently, a source from Japan even makes it clearer on the future sport coupes.
The Japan Times reveals an astounding detail that the next generation will no longer use the current 2.0-litre boxer 4-cylinder but the 2.4-litre unit instead. Besides, the gravitational center is going to be lower.
There is no word on the mill. There may be forced induction owing to the fact that new Subaru Ascent is equipped with a 2.4-litre turbocharged powertrain which puts out 260 HP and 376 Nm of torque.
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Mr. Tetsuya Tada, the Supra and Toyota 86 Chief Engineer, said the company has to build a whole new platform if they want to make a coupe turbocharged version. The Japan Times also reveals the debut of the next-generation Toyota 86 and it happens in 2021. The new BRZ, too, is expected to come out around Toyota 86’s debut.
The Japan Times reveals the debut of the next-generation Toyota 86 and it happens in 2021
The alleged Subaru BRZ 2021 offered with Eyesight assistance suite of Subaru will improve the driver safety. Features in the latest model of Subaru includes lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and pre-collision braking. There also come other options which are rear-cross traffic alert, blind-spot-detection, and reverse auto braking.
The new BRZ, too, is expected to come out around Toyota 86’s debut
The current Toyota 86 and BRZ began to be produced in 2012. There are some small alternative designs added with the 2017 refresh which brought an additional 5 HP thanks to the manual transmission.
Know more about Toyota 86 2024
The Toyota 86 2023 is a 2+2 seater sports car sold in two variants: one equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission, the other having a 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters. Both are powered by the same 2.0-liter direct-injection boxer engine that spins the rear wheels. The 86 Philippines measures 4,240mm long, 1,775mm wide, and 1,320mm high on a 2,570mm wheelbase.
Toyota 86 prices in the Philippines range from Php 2,086,000 for the base manual and Php 2,201,000 for the higher-spec automatic version. White Pearl options carry an additional premium of Php 15,000 over the standard pricing. In the sports car segment, the Toyota 86 does battle with the Subaru BRZ, as well as the Nissan 370Z and the Mazda MX-5 RF. The lowest monthly installment is Php 25,143 for the 86 manual, spread across 60 months on a downpayment of 50 percent.
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