Toyota Presents World Debut of the New 2022 GR 86

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I can’t say... well technically, idk. All I know is engine is the biggest question for next gen 86 atm. There’s a rumor of Toyota engine for next gen & that’s possible option. Same goes w hybrid option.
apreciate the input! A next gen 86 will sure please me and lot of people, i believe most of us have faith in toyota that they keep up the good work.
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I’d take a turbo 1.8 boxer over a NA 2.4 if I’m honest. In many ways, the turbo 1.8 makes way more sense. It will probably meet emissions more easily, it stays below 2L engine displacement and thus avoids the extra purchasing costs that 2+L cars attract in countries lie Japan, and the turbo 1.8 will probably have way more torque than a NA 2.4. The only reason for going NA FA24 is to maintain the ‘AE86 purity’ but given the single biggest complaint about the existing FA20 is lack of torque, I think they should be sensible and put the turbo in. The more I think about it, the more the 1.8 makes all kinds of sense. 250HP and 350Nm should be no problem at all, after all, rumour is the next WRX will get the 1.8 turbo. Now watch Toyota ignore this idea and put another NA engine in that makes 10HP more. :(
 

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You might be onto something here, makes sense it's kinda like why they opted for the 1.2L turbo for the C-HR. I knew someone who owned a first gen Rav4 that was NA 2.0L, and they had no complaints "downgrading".

It's quite possible for a new engine once the current generation 86 is discontinued, they did develop new engines for the NG Rav4.
 

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@17:15 min mark

"so with the new next gen 86, so a new team has already started..."

 

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What ichitaka05 posted on our sister fourm.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=136659&page=2

ichitaka05; said:
K, here's some stuff for next gen.
-They're still working on design on paper, so highly doubt they're in Mule testing things out.
-A lot of online article claiming next 86 will have FA24. Again, they're still working on the paper, so FA24 isn't only engine option on the table.
-HP increase? Some article claim, it'll have 220 or more hp... I wouldn't hold my breath on it.
-2021 isn't official release date. That's guestimate from online "car-expert" claims and nothing official from Toyota or Subaru.

Lil Off-Topic, but article about how Toyota is working on MR2 with Porsche. That's a false. Tada-san stated "Would be cool to work with Porsche to make new MR2." and nothing about they're working with Porsche to make new MR2.
 

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New version of 86 was also revealed at dealer meeting, exterior shown and 2.4l engine confirmed but little else.
 
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New version of 86 was also revealed at dealer meeting, exterior shown and 2.4l engine confirmed but little else.
Will there be any info or concept car at the Tokyo show in October?Also did you like it compared to the current car?Is it sportier or at the sames lines or anything else? :drive:
 

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Will there be any info or concept car at the Tokyo show in October?Also did you like it compared to the current car?Is it sportier or at the sames lines or anything else? :drive:
Hard to tell, looks similar profile to current but front end cleaned up and much softer and simple lines on front end than current version.
 

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Hard to tell, looks similar profile to current but front end cleaned up and much softer and simple lines on front end than current version.
Do you know if it is built on a revised version of the current platform? Or did they switched to the new SGP?
 

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https://www.carscoops.com/2019/09/n...-could-debut-as-concepts-at-tokyo-motor-show/

Next-Gen Toyota 86/Subaru BRZ Could Debut As Concepts At Tokyo Motor Show

Toyota and Subaru are reportedly getting ready to preview the next-generation of their twin sports cars, namely the 86 and BRZ models, at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show on October 24.

The next generation of the Japanese performance coupes will make its first appearance in concept form, giving us a taste of what to expect when they’ll arrive in the market in the first half of 2021, according to a report from Japan’s Best Car.

The same report talks about the adoption of a new platform for the next Toyobaru, which could translate into an upgraded version of the existing architecture, since both Toyota’s TNGA and Subaru’s Global Platform are either not suitable or not compatible with their requirements, namely size and the necessary rear-wheel drive layout.

The engine will remain a four-cylinder boxer unit from Subaru but the new 86/BRZ will ditch the 2.0-liter FA20 unit in favor of the larger 2.4-liter FA24.

That’s the same type of engine you find in many current Subaru models, including the turbocharged variants of the Legacy and Ascent, but it seems like it’s not the 260 HP version. Instead the FA24 in the next 86/BRZ duo is said to produce 220 HP, if you believe the rumors. Both a six-speed manual and a six-speed automatic option will be available.

Back in January, both Subaru and Toyota confirmed to us that they are indeed working on the next-generation 86/BRZ, without providing further details. While we never expected a radical reinvention, it’s nice to hear that the two new models will remain faithful to their fun-to-drive roots.

However, Toyota and Subaru should adress one of the biggest complaints coming from the current models and that is power. After all, keeping the weight to the current levels and dropping the turbocharged 260 HP 2.4-liter flat four engine under the bonnet sounds almost ideal for the new Toyobarus, doesn’t it?
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