
The Toyota GR86 Remains the Last Sub-$30K Sports Car Over 200 HP
In a market dominated by soaring car prices, the Toyota GR86 stands out as the sole remaining rear-wheel-drive sports car with over 200 horsepower priced under $30,000.

In a market dominated by soaring car prices, the Toyota GR86 stands out as the sole remaining rear-wheel-drive sports car with over 200 horsepower priced under $30,000.

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This comprehensive review examines how the lightweight, affordable Toyota GR86 delivers driver engagement and cornering performance that rivals sports cars costing twice as much.

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