Time For Tea: GT86 Drifting
Japan and Australia unite to show just how well the GT86 goes sideways
However, the good news is that Toyota hasn’t been deterred from running performance-based car ads elsewhere in the world. Over in Oz, for example, it’s currently running thisrather neat little promo. Showing Keiichi Tsuchiya, aka the Drift King, carving out a neat little racetrack in the outback sand with only a GT86 and a series of drifts as his tools, it proves that Toyota knows the sort of people it’s aiming at. That is to say, people who like to go sideways.
But while Toyota’s display of drifting is an enjoyable one, this one from Japan is even more so. Shot together with (and, partly, from) an AE86, the car that inspired its name, the GT looks in its element. We’re rather fond of the sans-rear-spoiler effect, too. A few disparaging comments have been made about the GT86 not quite having enough power; these chaps certainly don’t think that’s the case. So make a brew, grab a pew, and enjoy some sideways action, Nippon-style.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFPgG45lEDE
If it was, no harm watching it again. If it wasn't, why not?!
JUMP. DRIFT.
Steve
Nelson, no option to remove the spoiler, however TRD model is out this month I believe, and the duckfin TRD spoiler is a direct replacement for those that just want the odd part.
Far better than the std one
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