Toyota has unveiled the new 86 sports car nearly five months after Subaru did the same with its BRZ rear-wheel-drive coupe. More than 200,000 examples of the original version have been sold, and its replacement aims to bring improvements on all fronts while keeping the lightweight recipe almost intact.
To keep weight in check, the engineers have used aluminum for the roof and fenders while making tweaks to the front seats and mufflers to cut fat as much as possible.
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