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Ciao!
My name is Andrea and I write from Italy, I was born in the mid-70s and I am lucky enough to live between the sea and the mountains in the north of Tuscany.
I normally drive a C-HR with a small supercharged engine 😴, but when I have some free time I enjoy my wife's MX-5. 😈
In a world of big SUVs, low speed limits, heavy traffic, green consciousness awakening, I still like sports cars, and my Toyota is beautiful but not very sporty...
I was evaluating the Lexus RC Hybrid, but it is very heavy and has a not very sporty engine (V8 in Italy is for ballers only 🤑) or the 2.0 Supra, which I find too flashy for my taste.
When I learned that the new BRZ would not arrive in Europe (thank you very much Greta ...💩) I hoped that at least Akio Toyoda could give me a little satisfaction!
After Supra and GR Yaris why not complete the range with the 86? You can imagine how happy I was when Toyota Europe finally confirmed the arrival of the GR86.
And (I hope) it will be my next car! 😎
My name is Andrea and I write from Italy, I was born in the mid-70s and I am lucky enough to live between the sea and the mountains in the north of Tuscany.
I normally drive a C-HR with a small supercharged engine 😴, but when I have some free time I enjoy my wife's MX-5. 😈
In a world of big SUVs, low speed limits, heavy traffic, green consciousness awakening, I still like sports cars, and my Toyota is beautiful but not very sporty...
I was evaluating the Lexus RC Hybrid, but it is very heavy and has a not very sporty engine (V8 in Italy is for ballers only 🤑) or the 2.0 Supra, which I find too flashy for my taste.
When I learned that the new BRZ would not arrive in Europe (thank you very much Greta ...💩) I hoped that at least Akio Toyoda could give me a little satisfaction!
After Supra and GR Yaris why not complete the range with the 86? You can imagine how happy I was when Toyota Europe finally confirmed the arrival of the GR86.
And (I hope) it will be my next car! 😎