Toyota might not have a big batch of in-house-built sports cars coming but it knows what fans really want. To that end, it’s about to bring a spiritual successor to the Toyota Celica GT-Four to SEMA. Interestingly, it’ll use two current production cars, the GR 86 and GR Corolla to accomplish it.
The Celica GT-Four was a homologation special with a turbocharged engine and full-time four-wheel drive. Toyota has teased the return of a car like the Celica and now we know what’s coming: a GR 86 with the drivetrain of the GR Corolla. That’s right, 300 turbocharged horsepower (223 kW), all-wheel drive, and a manual gearbox.
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