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At least that's what some automotive publications agree on. Toyota also has a 4-cylinder Supra that needs to maintain some distance from the new 86.
"Japan's Best Car and domestic MotorTrend both agree that the upcoming sports car will utilize said crossover's 2.4-liter, all-aluminum flat-four, though they argue over its anticipated aspiration. The former claims no turbo, and an approximate power output of 217 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque. Meanwhile, the latter says aye to boost and claims an Ascent-paralleling 260 horse and 277 pound-feet."
Down that road as base version of the Supra get hotter so might the 86.
So we might not see the turbo version initially.
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"Japan's Best Car and domestic MotorTrend both agree that the upcoming sports car will utilize said crossover's 2.4-liter, all-aluminum flat-four, though they argue over its anticipated aspiration. The former claims no turbo, and an approximate power output of 217 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque. Meanwhile, the latter says aye to boost and claims an Ascent-paralleling 260 horse and 277 pound-feet."
Down that road as base version of the Supra get hotter so might the 86.
So we might not see the turbo version initially.

Are the Next Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ Getting A Turbo or Not?
Reports from Japan claim one thing, while domestic sources say another. Here's what we know.
