Toyota GR 86 GTS plus CPLAY2air and Journey Phone Mount - GayCarBoys review

Like BRZ, GR 86 looks like the designer sat down the a little model of the old car, and draw the new one on a coaster at the pub.
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That’s not a bad thing, because the GR 86 was fabulous to begin with. It was a favourite, especially among the single gays looking for a willing wingman.
Light clusters look a smidge more modern, with the LED headlights turning with the steering wheel (adaptive on GTS), like a 1950’s Citroën DS of the 50’s. While the Citroën DS tied the lights to the wheels physically, the GR 86 uses a spot of electronic whizbangery.
There are vents and slots, grooves and channels, all sending air to cool brakes and lessen all those nasty old vortices that ruin the drag thingie, the coefficient of which, is 0.276. I’m told that’s quite slippery.
The nice long bonnet and short boot, gives the 2-door personal gent’s tourer a feel of youth and vitality. Modders love it, retirees have the time to enjoy it, and beginners can strive to afford it.
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[@rc70ys]

Nice Examples.
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[@gaycarboys]

Thank you! 😃

[@davidarter9670]

Excellent review, Allan. A bit more focus on the interior specification would do wonders for this car

[@gaycarboys]

don't forget there is a full list of specifications on most of the written reviews that go with the videos!

[@WazzaG076]

Good review as always. Would you favour this or the Subaru equivalent as they appear identical in almost every way?

[@gaycarboys]

I've only had the BRZ on the track, but as for road use, I don't think there is much in it.

[@gregturner_awod]

Nice looking car, reflective of older sports car designs, built to be attractive to the eye but somewhat less attractive in terms of internal space and comfort. Once upon a time I’d have enjoyed a car like this, nowadays I’d love to drive but not own a car like this. A pity the technology isn’t up to scratch. A good, honest review that spelt out the facts of this car and a car that’s sure to appeal to some. Thanks for the review. But which to choose? Toyota or Subaru?

[@gaycarboys]

I reckon it would come down to whichever was available. The seems to be wait times all over Toyota's website so who knows if the same thing is true of BRZ deliveries.