I got the invite but for me after owning a couple of the OG GR's its not worth 45k @8.9% plus all the extra car tax for so few upgrades and worse wheels so I will pass, those of you that still have yours keep them and drive them knowing what a great deal you got.
I'm the same I have 28 more payments of £300 per month and have got my GR just as I would want it Eventuri, HKS Exhaust TRD kit etc and its probably already making the same power as the new one. I have driven it 1500 miles in 14 months and dont track it so can't justify the extra monthly costs...
Apparently they were going to offer them first to the original waiting list people but then decided to not do it that way.
I would think that it would be very messy as people on the list probably either got one by other means or moved on to other vehicles.
I have to say I am not a fan of the new front look and still undecided on the dash, having said that I did get a price of 32k on WBAC just encase I decide to move the current one on before prices drop!
There are so many parts to this, even if they do anounce it that does not mean it will be available in every country as was the case with the GRMN version at the 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon or the GR Corrola. I have a very good friend that works for the UK Toyota press office and unless they are...
If it was to materialise in today’s money and interest rates it would be a £500 - £600 per month car and as good a car as it is it's probably not worth that.
From the front view it looks like a bumper car you would find at a fair ground, I also find it funny that rally cars have that huge gap in the wheel arch for good reasons obviously, but the first thing we consumers do is lower the car and close the gap which may be difficult if they released...
Just the new Toyota CEO Koji Sato doing his presentation for the shareholders on how they will move to EV after his predecessor was removed due to not wanting to go in that direction.
I would love to see the GRY production line with the amount already produced and the few orders remaining feels like they just fire up the production line once a month :) It just seems strange so few are now arriving or left to build with the production costs they would be in a rush to get...
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