The Toyota GR86 has an official top speed of 140 mph with a manual transmission, but tests have shown that it can hit 142 mph ...

Guess when the original Toyota GT86/Subaru BRZ went on sale? The answer might surprise you. 2012. That’s right, 13 years ago. As they say, time flies when you’re having fun, and that’s ...

BOSTON (AP) — Payton Pritchard scored 34 points on Sunday and the Boston Celtics swept consecutive home games against the Charlotte Hornets with a 93-86 victory despite blowing a 21-point first ...

Coachella fans rocked out on Saturday to pop-punk headliner Green Day following a blockbuster cameo from US senator Bernie Sanders, who had the massive crowd roaring as he urged against political ...

First comes served on the CGI platter, the reincarnation of the Toyota 2000GT, a limited-production front mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive, two-seat, and two-door grand tourer created by the Japanese ...

MONTREAL - Elected officials from cities across the country are calling on all main federal parties to commit to five countrywide green projects they say can tariff-proof the Canadian economy and ...

Josh Bethune delivered the fastest ever lap around Taupo International Motorsport Park by any Toyota 86 in championship history to secure pole position for the opening race of the crucial final ...

Competing in the rear-wheel drive unlimited class, Ayman drove a Toyota GT 86 and finished fourth — an impressive feat. There were 35 cars racing 5 different classes, including higher ...

The prize pool for the inaugural Toyota 86 Trophy is a key piece in that process. The winner will secure not only a free lease of a GR86 – supported by CareVets – but also free support from a ...

Illinois women's associate head coach Calamity McEntire, left, and basketball coach Shauna Green were the guests at the final Sports Talk radio show this school year at the Esquire in Champaign on ...

(TestMiles) – Audi, bless its Teutonic heart, has launched the most powerful production car it has ever built—and it doesn’t make a sound. Well, not the kind your grandfather’s RS4 did, anyway ...