2018 Toyota GT86 Blue Edition unveiled

Toyota has announced the arrival of its latest ‘Club Series’ GT86. The new Blue Edition features Electric Blue paintwork with a contrasting black finish for the grille, 17” alloy wheels, door mirror caps, rear diffuser and boot spoiler.

Toyota GT86 Blue Edition (2018) Front

Being based on the existing GT86 Pro trim grade, the standard equipment list also includes leather and Alcantara upholstery, a suede-textured dashboard, suede door trim and heated front seats.

Power is provided by the usual 197 bhp (147 kW / 200 PS) 2.0 litre petrol boxer engine. Either a six-speed manual gearbox or a six-speed automatic transmission can be specified.

Toyota GT86 Blue Edition (2018) Side

One thing that might tempt prospective customers is the Performance Pack, which is available exclusively with the Blue Edition. This option comprises Sachs suspension components, upgraded Brembo brakes and unique ten-spoke wheels, but the extra outlay required is £1,475.

2018 Toyota GT86 Blue Edition - UK OTR prices
Manual £28,980
Manual with Performance Pack £30,455
Automatic £30,335
Automatic with Performance Pack £31,810

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