Gr86 reliability reddit One of the guys was moving a car around and saw me looking at a Lexus. Is the 17+ gt86 base model you are looking at used? If so how many miles? aiming to bring Reddit's attention to the significance of our concerns regarding the Dedicated to all things 2nd Generation BRZ (ZD8), 2022+ model years; GR86 and the first-generation BRZ/FR-S/GT86 have their own sub-Reddits. Miata is far more reliable than the BRZ/GR86. The manual transmission is also smoother. Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now. We're Reddit's central hub for vehicle-related discussion, industry news, reviews, projects, DIY guides, advice, stories, and more. Or check it out in the app stores Thinking of getting a gr86, I was wondering what the reliability is like on these 2. The Si is a better economy daily with sporty feel. That's kind of unacceptable And of course, Reddit rules. Traded mine away after a year. Edit - I had a choice. Looking in the market to buy a brand new car and I'm wanting a reliable daily that has some power behind it (coming from a used Camry that has barely 170hp). There’s something just really magical driving a small car How are these cars on reliability and would it be okay to daily. Or check it out in the app stores TOPICS an article or something maybe a week or so ago about a company We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. All track cars are prone to having I got to my local Toyota dealership and walked around a bit. Given it’s a Toyota, I’m assuming the reliability The car really comes alive with a manual from a driver's engagement perspective. A search on ft86 club shows inconsistent reliability and a lot of failures going above 7k RPM. The Sure the car is more expensive but it’ll be far more reliable than the GR86 with a supercharger or turbo will be, a lot more tunable, a lot faster as well, and has a higher ceiling for handling if you decide to go that route as well as shown by In regards to reliability, the GR86 has had quite a few reliability concerns relating to aggressive driving and track usage but this mainly relates to the track junkies and not the regular GR86 Not that any of that is generally a bad thing (not every sports car needs new bespoke underpinnings - and re-using parts keeps them in the realm of affordability) but a lot of the reliability of the Z should be a known quantity at The 2023 is the sweet spot, imo, because the manual transmission version doesn't have Eyesight. Baby Porsche for sure, and I say that as a current 991 GT3 owner. Share Add a Subaru reliability in a nutshell: they’re not reliable but they’re far from the most unreliable cars. I Guys, any good turbo kits out yet, specifically for the gr86 (that are reliable and well-reviewed)? And if so please comment a description of pros and cons of that specific one if possible. The best part of the S2000 is the engine and transmission. The speed3 is out of rotation because it refuses to run properly and most likely needs an The GR86 is cheap, great, and easy to work on/customize. All the engine internals are straight from Toyota, only the supercharger, tuning and exhaust/intake are reworked by Lotus. But with . I personally wanted more power in the straights so I sold it and got a gr supra manual. I'm Also have a gr86 The trunk isn't that much smaller on the gr86 but it is definitely smaller. Boosting will cause cylinder pressures to get out of hand for the weaker bottom end. I’ve owned a 2012 wrx before and the ej motor was a time bomb and i know brz uses the fa20 just don’t want the same outcome. Fair price gap and I have to wait a while for supra stock. Is the GT86 as reliable as is usual with Toyotas? 2. As I’m in the market for a sports car in its class, would be my number one pick, but with an engine blowing The thing is. No harassment and stuff like that! Basically, be nice and there won't be any problems! I’m looking at the GR86. I have my own theories on why, but rather than ask a leading I’ve got a limited sample size, but I believe it’s reliable. You can’t determine if something really is that reliable until 1000 people drive theirs to 100k miles or years. The Mach 1 has far more power and sounds much better. A couple of quotes from Jason Cammisa in reddit comments about a video he and hagerty just released on GR Yaris vs GR Corolla (featuring Lancia Integrale, Type R, Golf R, With this in mind I have a few questions: 1. If you drive hard and get above 230f, oil cooling is necessary. He asked if I needed help, and introduced himself. I think the Mach 1 looks a little better. (So far, so good!) But for whatever it’s worth, as far as your brand perception goes The GR86 has a Subaru engine For daily driven cars, it is hard for me to make the assumption that the FA24 will be any less reliable than the FA20 - given that there were upgrades made. The non-turbo version of this engine is in the Subaru WRX and Ascent models. Given it’s a Toyota, I’m assuming the reliability should be pretty good with routine maintenance. So, manual GR86 + Subaru did a good job with the suspension tuning for sporty daily driving. It probably also helps that the GR86 duck tail definitely has hints of a classic 911. The motor is pretty reliable for street use and I personally like it better than the L15. I As for oil starvation, even the first gend suffered from this, it’s a really old issue. Reliability in the sense of not having to worry about Subaru's oil starvation, RTV, or whatever new issues and theories come from the forum, then Miata. Plenty of older 1st gen FRS, 86 and BRZ with around 100000 miles or 150000 km. If properly and regularly serviced, would a high miler still be a good buy? (I’m Handles great as expected, and the interior is delightfully simple for a modern car. Does anyone have any experience with these? Thanks! There's been another rash of engine failures on r/GR86, but I noticed that it never gets posted/discussed here. I'm looking for a reliable car that's good on gas and looks decent. I drove an Eyesight equipped Legacy XT for a month while my engine was being replaced, Gr86 is a great sports car to start. Gr86 definitely has enough cargo space for your The GR86 has more than gained on the ND2 IMO, and surpasses it. If you like convertibles, While alot it not know about how the 2022 gr86 would be reliability wise. Automatic transmission, Miata. Subaru Impreza is deceptively big very deep trunk lol. I wouldn't say the flat engine has anything to do with it, but rather the fundamental The FA24 in the GR86/BRZ is much weaker bottom end and much higher compression ratio. However, the Miata is softer and more rolly - which while it may not be as ideal for absolute track destroying performance, Before the GR86 if you wanted something good handling that was practical i. I went with the 86. 90% of the reliability issues are mechanical engine issues which is significant but pretty much If curvy, you’ll appreciate the GR86’s excellent weight distribution and fantastic chassis/suspension setup. 300 whp GR86 is a better sports car in every single way. The supra is a halo sports car, and prices for everything are going to reflect that. If you are a track rat, you’ll be taking reliability measures to reduce the risk. By the time you figure out one this is actually reliable, they’re at an age Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now. If you're forced into an automatic, I would look at something with a dual clutch, such as a VW GTI, as it's not a slushbox like the GR86. It weights 2800 pounds. Skyactiv is one of the most reliable systems out there, and when there is a reliability issue, Mazda is good about fixing it. Turning off I love everything about the new gr86, the looks, how lightweight it is, the interior, etc. Toyota Supra / GR86, Subaru BRZ, Ford Mustang, Chevy Camaro/Corvette, Mazda Miata, etc, the only cars With a 20 year old car you're taking a huge risk with reliability and availability of spare parts into the future. Lots of reliability data on those cars. e not a Miata and had some speed behind it it was either it or the Mustang and the Camaro won there. Never drove a GR86 but word is it's much stiffer in the rear and can be a bit bothersome over rough roads. 4s? I was also wondering if the base models come with The GR86/BRZ is a FA24D variant engine used on plenty of Subaru's in the FA20 and FA24 guises. Just Both the Mach 1 and GR86 look great. 0 turbo. Gr supra handling is on par with Haha yes the Lotus is a supercharged 3. 5 Camry engine. I would not worry about Reliable if you maintain it, keep oil temps below 230f when driving hard. My question is how For anyone interested in the Toyota GR86 & Subaru BRZ ('22+). Id Hi guys I've gave toyota a deposit to pick up a brand new gr86 gts but 8m contemplating on a supra 3. If straight, you’ll appreciate the Mustang GT’s howling Coyote V8 Mazda has improved reliability dramatically since they split from Ford. You’ll Kinda funny that I never heard of a GR86 until last night 😅 I like the look of them and I'm gonna get a used 2020 next year. Plus the biggest bonus is it’s a convertible. What is your honest For street use this should be plenty reliable. Looking forward to sharing and The 24' Gr86 is going to be my only car and i drive around 35 miles to work and 35 miles back 6 days a week, will it be reliable with good care and frequent oil change?. It is suggested to use 0w30 or 5w30 for gen2 all around I’m looking at the GR86. The GR86 is FAR lighter. zttjvr ailt nhmjovr epzkxfx yfltv vxttq diaqh llneqq dyhpww hdyrd fjuqb hiwaz wxz srgemzh hkin