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The thing with special editions is that you can guess what they're all about from the name they wear. That's not entirely accurate for all cases, but still, what's the first thing would you think of when you heard about a Toyota GT86 Blanco edition?
In case you responded with 'white color', congratulations. Toyota's latest addition to their revised GT86 range (alongside GT86 Primo and GT86 Aero) is the Blanco version, suggestively named like this after the color it uses to show off.
It's hard not to notice this, but the car's exterior was adorned with a layer of GT White Pearl paint, decorated with a set of race decals in red and gray.
Also in the looks department, the GT86 Blanco offers 18-inch alloys that "have a slim 10-spoke design, finished in Anthracite and embossed with the GT86 name". That's about it for the exterior, so let's see what the cabin has to offer.
The front sports seats are heated and covered with leather upholstery, and each car features its own numbered plaque on the center console, recording its place in the special edition production run.
As an option, customers can choose to equip their car with a nine-speaker JBL sound system along with the Toyota Touch and Go touchscreen-controlled multimedia and navigation package.
Under the hood, the 2.0-liter boxer engine remains in stock setup. The car will go on sale next month, with a starting sticker of priced £28,500($44,803 or €40,008 at current exchange rates). The first cars are expected to reach their owners in August.
It's hard not to notice this, but the car's exterior was adorned with a layer of GT White Pearl paint, decorated with a set of race decals in red and gray.
Also in the looks department, the GT86 Blanco offers 18-inch alloys that "have a slim 10-spoke design, finished in Anthracite and embossed with the GT86 name". That's about it for the exterior, so let's see what the cabin has to offer.
The front sports seats are heated and covered with leather upholstery, and each car features its own numbered plaque on the center console, recording its place in the special edition production run.
As an option, customers can choose to equip their car with a nine-speaker JBL sound system along with the Toyota Touch and Go touchscreen-controlled multimedia and navigation package.
Under the hood, the 2.0-liter boxer engine remains in stock setup. The car will go on sale next month, with a starting sticker of priced £28,500($44,803 or €40,008 at current exchange rates). The first cars are expected to reach their owners in August.
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