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Must be something about your profile. I’d have no problems and my mate has got a hks turbo one locally and again, insurance is cheap.I have an oldham postcode.
I can insure modified cars, but not na to turbo modified cars.
Must be something about your profile. I’d have no problems and my mate has got a hks turbo one locally and again, insurance is cheap.I have an oldham postcode.
I can insure modified cars, but not na to turbo modified cars.
Must be something about your profile. I’d have no problems and my mate has got a hks turbo one locally and again, insurance is cheap.
Could well be, your postcode has a lot do with it. I couldn’t insure much in Croydon.8 years ncb, late 30s etc.
It's the profile of the other people in oldham that is the problem
I'm not surprised about you buying one! seems like you've enjoyed your ownership of the GT86.Figured that some people might be interested....UK pricing and specs have now been announced: https://media.toyota.co.uk/toyota-announce-pricing-and-specification-details-for-the-new-gr86-coupe/
Headlines:
- Only one model available, the premium edition. The only options will be:
-- Manual (£29,995)
-- Automatic (£32,085)
And there'll be PCP offers - £299/month over 42 months with a £4777 deposit.
Seven colour options (* = Metallic, ** = Pearlescent)
- Pearl White**
- Ignition Red**
- Crystal Black*
- Electric Blue**
- Ice Silver*
- Magnetite Grey*
- Sapphire Blue Pearl**
- The "Dynamic Press Launch" is in May (guessing that's when we'll start seeing UK video reviews)
- Demonstrators will be available at dealers for test drives in June.
- Customer deliveries are expected in July.
That price is actually a little lower than I was expecting. So, I contacted my local dealer on Tuesday to enquire...and I may have been a bit rash and ended up doing something I've never done before - placing an order for a new car
Manual, blue or red = done. Perfect modern day s2k
Figured that some people might be interested....UK pricing and specs have now been announced: https://media.toyota.co.uk/toyota-announce-pricing-and-specification-details-for-the-new-gr86-coupe/
Headlines:
- Only one model available, the premium edition. The only options will be:
-- Manual (£29,995)
-- Automatic (£32,085)
And there'll be PCP offers - £299/month over 42 months with a £4777 deposit.
Seven colour options (* = Metallic, ** = Pearlescent)
- Pearl White**
- Ignition Red**
- Crystal Black*
- Electric Blue**
- Ice Silver*
- Magnetite Grey*
- Sapphire Blue Pearl**
- The "Dynamic Press Launch" is in May (guessing that's when we'll start seeing UK video reviews)
- Demonstrators will be available at dealers for test drives in June.
- Customer deliveries are expected in July.
That price is actually a little lower than I was expecting. So, I contacted my local dealer on Tuesday to enquire...and I may have been a bit rash and ended up doing something I've never done before - placing an order for a new car
Figured that some people might be interested....UK pricing and specs have now been announced: https://media.toyota.co.uk/toyota-announce-pricing-and-specification-details-for-the-new-gr86-coupe/
Headlines:
- Only one model available, the premium edition. The only options will be:
-- Manual (£29,995)
-- Automatic (£32,085)
And there'll be PCP offers - £299/month over 42 months with a £4777 deposit.
Seven colour options (* = Metallic, ** = Pearlescent)
- Pearl White**
- Ignition Red**
- Crystal Black*
- Electric Blue**
- Ice Silver*
- Magnetite Grey*
- Sapphire Blue Pearl**
- The "Dynamic Press Launch" is in May (guessing that's when we'll start seeing UK video reviews)
- Demonstrators will be available at dealers for test drives in June.
- Customer deliveries are expected in July.
That price is actually a little lower than I was expecting. So, I contacted my local dealer on Tuesday to enquire...and I may have been a bit rash and ended up doing something I've never done before - placing an order for a new car
Probably very wise, not huge numbers expected in the UK so expect very strong residuals just like the GR Yaris has, buy one, try it and if you don't like it sell it on for a profit.
If I am honest, I am really really tempted to get one.
But I have no idea what I'd get rid of to make room!
I'm feeling torn with this. I've got a crate of 2nd hand parts I've been sitting on for 10-15 months to transform my car in to a new creature when I get off the fence and do it, I didn't want to buy another new car but this one does feel like and upgrade and some of the toys might fit on it.
The price is surprisingly good given the increase in performance, but I don't know if I want another new car when really there's nothing wrong with what I have.
Do you still have the orange MX5? I seem to have a memory that you might have got rid of it.
Anyway that's probably the closest rival. It was about the only other car I was considering as a replacement, but the Toyota is the (slightly) mote practical option.
There's a few YouTube videos in the US where they've gone through and identified quite a few components from the first gen which also fit the second, and there's quite a lot. Most body items don't, but wheels, brakes, suspension...even exhaust manifolds seem to be interchangeable. Probably not what you want to hear if you're trying not to be tempted
yup! not even ducktail spoiler is available in uk.From what I've seen/read the choices are the gearbox and colour.
Pretty much it.