Sure why not
Got 6 speed automatic that's very accommodating to people who can't handle the clutch pedal.

In fact we have a few female owners in our group and my gf have driven my gt86 without any major issue

I can't recall I did any sliding u turns, so shouldn't be me

Recond is a hit or miss.
My car clutch housing/manual transmission condemned in 2 months ownership, but that's due to car high mileage and me as an owner still continuing to drive the car despite loud clutch bearing whine/screeches/noise etc

Recond, so I send outside

get your own AP and self bid via Japan auctions.

you need to find a dealer willing to let you pick/choose your own car

1) if appear, find out what error code. may not need overhaul.
2) yes possible. but very troublesome and price higher and often very expensive.

market price, no additional charges as its supposedly included.
find out from your recond dealer, they wary dealer to dealer.

Word of advise: AVOID Vision motorsports and any stock obtained from them.
i lazy explain, you'll find out easily if you dig hard enough.

yes you can register your own plate.
In Malaysia, unreg/recond is basically a new car.
imported used car, newly register in malaysia (hence you can use new registration/transfer your own plate)

Warranty can assume none, some do have third party warranty under written by insurance such as Tune protect.
however claims have many limitation and for 86/brz, its basically insurance to cover half cut replacements.
eg: a claim max limit 10k, a brand new manual 6 speed gear box is around 16-18k.
so you only get half cut unless you can negotiate to top off the balance uncovered amount. (i dont think it works that way)

its still a full fledged sports car, anything that breaks, you're kinda fucked.
2 door rare AF sports coupe at that.
feels awesome when you call up Toyota (for my case, at Melaka) and they don't know what's a 86.

facelift = cosmetic and for manual, 5 hp and final drive adjustment.
all of the items from facelift you can get aftermarket anyways, not critical to have.

Japan is limited to 180, soft cut where your throttle starts to close until a max of 191-194km/h on meter depending on auto/manual.
gps is around 182-184km/h

Highlights of the video are at: 06:53 , 15:15, 19:55



Highlights of the video are at: 09:00 and 10:12 for speed cuts around 192-194km/h meter, 11:46 batang kali start.

With good reason.

Can fit only if the front seat is positioned further in front, in which case, it the front driver is 180cm and/or have long legs, the rear passenger can only cram in someone in the 160cm or shorter, with legs tucked in or under the driver seats.

This car only have one purpose - spirited/sports driving.
It can daily drive no doubt, but that means the driver accepts it's creature comfort short comings for the kind of car it was built for.

Man, 7 years already

Even myself also going into my third year soon with upcoming second insurance renewal

Short answer:
Don't get it

Why? And what is that 6m thing?

Me being a manual guy I'll say no.

Please be specific on what you're trying to ask.

I'm no sifu, in only an owner

If you can afford, might as well get the facelift 2017 with the red intake.
But if auto, iinm no power revision and final drive revision.
That's only for the manual.
If you can't afford facelifted, anything after 2013 (2014/5 to be safe) will avoid the valve spring recall.

Auto can do drifting no problem

What impact?

Advertising material lol
There will be improvement, but not really significant.

400cc improvement NA , not exactly a ton of power

Hurt what? 9 years+ development. Long time coming.

Technology improves, people who buy later enjoy improvements. People who bought earlier, enjoyed the car longer.

It's all fair game

You're welcome bro

My car manual, I lazy bother lol

Good luck bro

Maintenance, all fluids no exceptions.
Tires, tint head unit, wipers.

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Aug 30 2020, 01:48 PM