Rorty & nice: Toyota GR86 review
It’s small, spirited, rear-wheel drive – and cheap. The GR86 brilliantly captures the essence of a sports car. Bravo, Toyota.
It’s small, spirited, rear-wheel drive – and cheap. The GR86 brilliantly captures the essence of a sports car. Bravo, Toyota.
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