Not to be outdone by Subaru, which had its own colour-specific limited edition of the facelifted BRZ, Toyota has also gone ahead its own version for the Toyota 86. The Solar Orange Limited, based on the mid-spec GT variant, goes on sale in Japan on March 10, with the order books opening on January 31.
Prices are 3,251,880 yen (RM130,200) with the six-speed manual gearbox, and 3,318,840 yen (RM132,900) with the automatic. That’s 270,000 yen (RM10,800) more expensive than the GT, and for that you get the searing orange paint job, as well as orange stitching on the steering wheel and seats. Also included are Grand Luxe fabric dashboard trim, Alcantara upholstery and heated seats, items from the top GT Limited.
Toyota has also added a High Performance Package for the GT Limited, which adds Brembo brakes, Sachs Performance dampers and unique 17-inch alloy wheels. These are basically the same goodies as fitted on the recently-launched BRZ GT in Japan, as well as the BRZ Performance Package sold in the United States.
With the High Performance Package, prices for the GT Limited soar an extra 210,600 yen (RM8,400) to 3,394,440 yen (RM135,900) for the manual model and 3,461,400 yen (RM138,600) for the auto. Solar Orange Limited buyers can also specify the High Performance Package, as well as the GT Limited’s pedestal rear wing and front underbody cover as options.
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Don’t bother, over here they’re UMW toyota will slaughter its customers by charging 40-50% more than its nin duty Langkawi cars. Duties are 30%. Even less so if it is AFTA, CKD or EEV. Honda is charging on average 25-35%.
Still cant beat our lejen ahbeng Myvi SE orange and TRD sportivo racing stripes
TRD stickers and badges. I want many!!!
just bare naked..stickers n badgers for kidz…
this thing was literally everywhere in aussie…..
automatic? wth
The wheels are not unique and why no turbo engine?
nice car wrong price. TAK NAK.
with all those performance upgrades, still cannot outrun a ferrari or lambo on a track.
Ha ha ha. If the car really cost less than RM140k in M’sia, many will be on our road now. It also means anyone who wanted this T86 will have to pay extra 100k in taxes.
100k more is for their profit.
with turbo, make high cost maintenance .. better use na engine
No need brembo lah. The engine performance and power output is kinda pondan….