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Among Toyota's practical and high-efficiency cars, you will find the 86, a crazy fun little sportster with excellent handling. Josh Miller/CNET To inaugurate the transition of the previous Scion ...

Toyota has priced the special edition 86 at 3.518 million yen for the manual transmission model and 3.586 million yen for the automatic transmission. Those prices convert to around $34,000 for the ...

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There’s one thing that could ruin the party before it even begins, though: the price. The Toyota 86 starts at $26,255, which is seems like a pretty great deal for an enthusiast-focused car.

Toyota’s version launched in the United States for the 2013 model year as the Scion FR-S, under the Japanese automaker’s now-defunct youth brand. When Scion was axed, the FR-S became the 86.

2017 Toyota 86 | Cars.com photo by Brian Wong So, Toyota has revised the 86’s suspension, including spring-rate changes, revised shock tuning and a thicker rear stabilizer bar.

In the small segment of purpose-built rear-wheel-drive compact sports cars, the 2019 Toyota 86—formerly the Scion FR-S—offers a uniquely raw experience that's free of frills.

The Toyota 86 didn’t have much to offer in terms of tech, but that changes with the 2022 GR 86. The new model gets a standard 8.0-inch touchscreen and a 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster.

The Toyota 86 starts at $27,375 for the base model with a manual. You can get it with an automatic. I tested the Toyota 86 GT, which is $29,505.

The 86 is on sale now in the U.S., with California expected to be the biggest market. Toyota sells about 50,000 globally each year with the U.S. accounting for as many as 10,000 of the annual sales.