Toyota GT86 Shooting Brake concept revealed in Australia
08 May 2016|2,110 views
A Toyota GT86 Shooting Brake concept has been revealed in Sydney, Australia. Developed by Toyota Australia's product design team, the concept is said to be a driveable vehicle that has been put through its paces on Toyota test tracks.
The prototype was hand-built in Japan under the direction of the global sports division, with Toyota saying the four-seat sports car offers more rear head room and luggage space.
"The Shooting Brake concept is a classy option for active couples or a second car for families who want something different," said Toyota Australia marketing boss Brad Cramb. "Equally suited to weekends away as well as the track, it's a car you could buy with your head and your heart."
Toyota 86 Chief Engineer Tetsuya Tada said, "The nicely weighted and direct steering of the 86 ensures the car retains the involving drive experience of the coupe with a slightly more neutral feel in tight corners." Tada added that Toyota wanted to gauge reaction to the concept, although it was conceived as an internal design study and there are no plans for production.
A Toyota GT86 Shooting Brake concept has been revealed in Sydney, Australia. Developed by Toyota Australia's product design team, the concept is said to be a driveable vehicle that has been put through its paces on Toyota test tracks.
The prototype was hand-built in Japan under the direction of the global sports division, with Toyota saying the four-seat sports car offers more rear head room and luggage space.
"The Shooting Brake concept is a classy option for active couples or a second car for families who want something different," said Toyota Australia marketing boss Brad Cramb. "Equally suited to weekends away as well as the track, it's a car you could buy with your head and your heart."
Toyota 86 Chief Engineer Tetsuya Tada said, "The nicely weighted and direct steering of the 86 ensures the car retains the involving drive experience of the coupe with a slightly more neutral feel in tight corners." Tada added that Toyota wanted to gauge reaction to the concept, although it was conceived as an internal design study and there are no plans for production.
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