7 discussions on MotorsForum about the Toyota FT-86: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
I'm happy to report that after much of angst and misery (with the muchhated 2005 outback sport) I have found a suitable replacement for it.I'm happy with 2003 A4 quattro (sport package).No body roll despite the 17mm or so rear sway bar ->...
The new Fiat 500 seems neat. Not something that would fit my needs, but co ol nonetheless. Interestingly though, they've not been on the market for v ery long and yet I see used ones everywhere, most under 10K miles. One loc al Dodge...
THE HEAD OF SUBARU AUSTRALIA has said it would be =93unlikely=94 that theSubaru-branded version of Toyota=92s upcoming FT-86 budget RWD sportscar (above) will ever come to Australia, citing the non-availabilityof an AWD variant as the...
From MA*****Let's start with the Supra. its reported that Toyota is onceagainlooking into building a Supra with a hybrid powertrain coupling a V-6engine to an electric motor. Further details are sketchy, but itappears thatToyota might...
Subaru may have its hands full with the development of a new entry-level coupebased on the Toyota FT-86, but that isn't stopping the Japanese automaker fromstarting work on a new two-door performance car that could rival vehicles likethe...
Subaru's version of the FT-86 sports coupe may be lagging behind its Toyotacounterpart in the development process, but a new report indicates the Subieversion will be well worth the wait. In addition to a standard Subaru model, theJapanese...