Absolutely remarkable! Yes, at first 118 bhp sounds tragic, but after seeing it drift it seems perfectly adequate! This car is almost 20 years old but the technology that prevailed then to make a chassis as solid and balanced as this is eye-watering to observe. Its graceful stance as it went through the curve is a sight to behold, it belies the motor's 118 bhp credentials and makes the procedure seem effortless. What a machine! I don't think the current Toyobaru 86 is a worthy successor to this, I hope the next iteration comes closer.
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Itsuki from IditialD has this car :)
Hmmm... the engine looks like a 4A-C not a 4A-GE. I don't see the T-VIS which would have given it 118bhp. You may have been working with 87!
Absolutely remarkable! Yes, at first 118 bhp sounds tragic, but after seeing it drift it seems perfectly adequate! This car is almost 20 years old but the technology that prevailed then to make a chassis as solid and balanced as this is eye-watering to observe. Its graceful stance as it went through the curve is a sight to behold, it belies the motor's 118 bhp credentials and makes the procedure seem effortless. What a machine! I don't think the current Toyobaru 86 is a worthy successor to this, I hope the next iteration comes closer.
they sound so good
I love Toyotas. But my favorite Toyota of all time is the AE86. It's my goal to one day own one. Or a stock Supra turbo. whatever comes first