2025 Toyota GR86 Sales in Bryan, TX
Everything You Should Know Before Buying a 2025 Toyota GR86
Give in to the tiny voice in your head saying, “Buy that sports car.” With a starting price of just under $30,000, it is one of the most affordable models in the market and will still live up to the billing based on looks and performance.
The Toyota GR86 is now in its second generation and arrives with an updated 2025 model year. Engineers updated the throttle mapping, re-tuned the suspension, tweaked the steering response to enhance performance, and added a new Hakone Special Edition variant.
Toyota offers the 2025 GR86 with a six-speed manual to keep motorists and driving enthusiasts engaged. However, Toyota also offers a six-speed automatic if you prefer automatic shifting. Buyers can choose any transmission system with all three trim levels: the entry-level model and the Premium and Hakone Special Edition.
Explore a 2025 Toyota GR86 for sale in Bryan, TX, at Bryan College Station Toyota. We have competitive prices and amazing financing plans to make your purchase easier on the budget. Come to the dealership today to speak to our friendly sales staff about a test drive and payment options.
Interior Review of the 2025 Toyota GR86
There is an immediate rush of adrenaline when you step into the cabin of the 2025 Toyota GR86. The driver-focused cockpit, race car-like gauges, bucket-type seats, short-throw shifter, and even the GR86-logo animation raise your expectations for an exciting drive ahead.
Regardless of the trim level, all 2025 Toyota GR86 grades have bucket-type seats for maximum support during the drive. The base model has six-way adjustable black front seats with G-embossed fabric and sport side bolsters. At the same time, the Premium uses six-way adjustable front seats with two-level heating and are upholstered in perforated Alcantara with leather side bolsters. The Hakone Special Edition has Ultrasuede® sport seats with tan leather trim and stitching.
An 8-inch infotainment touchscreen is standard across all trim levels of the 2025 Toyota GR86. A six-speaker system is standard on the base model, while the Premium and Hakone Special Edition have eight. Drivers and passengers can connect their devices via Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and Bluetooth®. Users can also plug in via any of the two USB ports.
Behind the multi-function steering wheel is a 7-inch multi-information display that shows the different vehicle functions, including the three drive modes: Normal, Sport, Snow, or Track (manual transmission only). Each drive mode changes the appearance of the instrument display to reflect the vehicle's performance.
Exterior Review of the 2025 Toyota GR86
Compared to its predecessor, the look of the second-generation GR86 is more aggressive and sportier. Its wheelbase is longer for better passenger comfort and to accommodate its advanced engineering. But its shortened body enhances driving dynamics and better handling.
The front fascia of the 2025 GR86 features a parabola-shaped transparent lens that gives the LED headlights a menacing look that matches the vibe of the G-mesh-shaped matrix grille, and a shark skin-inspired duct on the sides of the bumper reduces drag for higher aerodynamic and fuel efficiency.
More external features at the sides increase mechanical grip, such as the side sill spoilers formed by the front fender and rocker panel and air outlets by the wheel wells. Meanwhile, accentuated fender tops add heft to the body for a better stance and strong front-rear posture.
The sloping roof line of this two-door sports car comes down to a trunk spoiler complemented by inverted wheel arches and arch fins. On either side of the trunk are three-dimensional rear taillights that blend with the molding to form a connected rear image.
The 2025 Toyota GR86 base model uses V-shaped machined-finish 10-spoke 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels with Michelin® Primacy HP® tires. The Premium variant has 10-spoke black aluminum alloy 18-inch wheels wrapped with Michelin Pilot Sport 4® tires. The Hakone Special Edition has 18-inch satin bronze-finished wheels.
Get your 2025 Toyota GR86 in any of the following colors:
- Track bRed
- Halo White
- Steel Silver
- Pavement Grey
- Raven Black
- Trueno Blue
Power and Performance of the 2025 Toyota GR86
Because of its lightweight construction and ingenious design, the 2025 GR86 does not need a big engine or different powertrains to deliver an exhilarating performance. This Toyota sports car is almost 20% more powerful than its predecessor, thanks to advanced engineering and new propulsion technology.
The 2.4-liter flat-four engine of the 2025 Toyota GR86 has a bigger engine bore diameter, D-4S dual injection technology, a 12.5:1 compression ratio, an optimized intake manifold, and a new fuel pump design. These combine to let it produce 228 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. The result is 0-60 mph in 6.1 seconds for the manual transmission and 6.6 seconds for models with the automatic gearbox.
All trim levels of the 2025 Toyota GR86 have Torsen® limited-slip rear differential for enhanced traction while cornering. But, if you love drifting, models with manual transmission can engage track mode or switch off vehicle stability control.
Key Technology Features
- 8.0-inch Infotainment Touchscreen
- Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ Capability
- 7.0-inch Digital Gauge Display
- Bluetooth® Audio Streaming
- SiriusXM Satellite Radio with Free Three-Month Trial
Key Safety Features
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Lane-Departure Warning
- Automatic High Beams
Find Your 2025 Toyota GR86 at Bryan College Station Toyota
Take advantage of our special 2025 Toyota GR86 deals before these run out. If you're in Bryan, TX, come to Bryan College Station Toyota to schedule a test drive and experience what the GR86 is all about.
At our dealership, we are all about customer satisfaction. Visit us today to learn more about the new GR86 and special financing packages.
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