The FT86 is a joint collaboration between Subaru and Toyota from the beginning.
 
They will be available in Australia also as either the Toyota 86 or Subaru BRZ.  Both the same chassis and engine with only minor aesthetic differences and suspension adjustments.
 
Jump on www.ozft86.com.au/forums for info about how to pre-order one from a Toyota Dealer.

^^ um do you think we are naive, stuck in the MR2 cloud, or just dumb to have to point out such old news

^ lol I was thinking the same thing...considering the 3 previous pages on this thread 

Is there a new toyota?

Jokes on me.  I thought I was replying to this guy which I though was the last message in the thread.  Forum Noob I are :P
 

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does anyone know if toyota will race it in 2013 in v8 supercars??

apparently you can buy this car as either a toyota or a subaru in europe,some joint collaboration

I've got a '96 v6 vienta and a '94 turbo mr2. between them, rego, maintenance and insurance adds up. so, consolidating into one car that's a compromise between the two (some boot and rear seats, but still good handling, etc) like the 86 would seem to make some sense. Whether it's a brand new purchase, or a 2nd hand one after a year or two is another question though....a supercharger would sure help with that decision though ;)

now maybe if that came here...
http://www.themotorreport...your-boosted-toyota-86

^Yes PLEASE! :D

That's a good lineup. If you pick you insurance etc well, it's not going to be all too expensive @ all. I test drove the 86, it's nice, BUT NOT AN MR2 TURBO REPLACEMENT.
 
Similar philosophy to a Mazda RX8, good dynamics, RWD but slower than the rotor.

That gazoo widebody gives lines similar to supra I reckon. Very nice.
Decent figures too, big dollar too id say.