Toyota 86: Engine & Transmission Estimated Performance Figures

Performance is going to be the driving reason folks turn to the 2021 Toyota 86. The compact stature of the vehicle is enhanced by a naturally aspirated motor, creating a car that you can’t help but smile in when you’re on the road.

The 2.0L engine generates 205 horsepower at 7,000 RPMs and reaches 156 lb-ft of torque at 6,400 RPMs. A 6-speed manual transmission is part of the allure, allowing you to change gears on your own whim. Like all proper sportscars, the Toyota 86 is expected to come standard in rear-wheel-drive format.

So, how do all these performance measures come together in terms of on-road performance? Take a look:

• 0 to 60 MPH time of 6.4 seconds
• Quarter mile time of 14.8 seconds
• Top speed of 140 MPH

Light-Weight & Roomy

While the Toyota 86 can feasibly fit four passengers within the roomy cabin, its 2-door proportions make travelling most comfortable for those in the front seats. Those front seats offer 37.1 inches of headroom, 54.5 inches of shoulder room, and 41.9 inches of headroom.

Passengers in the second row can get comfortable within the 35 inches of headroom, 51.7 inches of shoulder room, and 29.9 inches of legroom.

There is practical storage room in the trunk, however, with the coupe offering 6.9 cubic feet of cargo capacity. As you might expect when looking at the model, vital sportscar traits, such as curb weight, paint the picture of a slender and agile model:

• 2,817 pounds of curb weight
• 166.7 inches in length
• 101.78-inch wheelbase
• Height of 50.6 inches

The low-riding height of the Toyota 86 is taken to the extreme to further enhance the driver’s connection with the road!