New Toyota 86 2021 pricing and specs detailed: Subaru BRZ twin now costs more to buy
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The 86 is now more expensive.
Toyota Australia has increased the pricing of the 86 sports car.
All 86 variants are now $740 dearer, meaning the two-door coupe range now kicks off from $32,180 plus on-road costs and tops out at $39,680 (see full pricing table below).
Speaking to CarsGuide, a Toyota Australia spokesperson confirmed no changes have been made to the Subaru BRZ twin’s standard specification, with its price rise instead prompted by “external market forces”, including exchange-rate pressures.
For reference, the rear-wheel-drive 86 is available in two grades: entry-level GT and flagship GTS.
The 86’s 2.0-litre naturally aspirated boxer four-cylinder petrol engine produces 152kW/212Nm when mated to a six-speed manual or 147kW/205Nm when matched to a six-speed torque-converter automatic.
As reported, the next-generation 86 and BRZ are expected to be revealed in March next year, with a developmental mule for the pair spied testing on public roads in Michigan earlier this week.
The new RWD models are set to be powered by a ‘FA24’ 2.4-litre naturally aspirated boxer-four-cylinder engine from Subaru, which produces 162kW of power and 240Nm torque, and uses either a six-speed manual or an eight-speed torque-converter automatic.
2021 Toyota 86 pricing before on-road costs
| Variant | Transmission | Cost |
| GT | manual | $32,180 (+$740) |
| GT | automatic | $34,480 (+$740) |
| GTS | manual | $37,380 (+$740) |
| GTS | automatic | $39,680 (+$740) |
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