Toyota’s GT86 sports car has been given a additionally improve with a raft of changes for the 2015 model year. maybe the best news is a new entry-level ‘Primo’ trim, which sees prices drop by £2,500 to £22,495. 
The Primo supplies a saving of over £2,000 on the current least expensive GT86, but ‘early bird’ customers get a £500 discount on top of that for a limited period, taking the total saving to £2,500.
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The step comes after Subaru announced a similar price drop a month ago of the GT86’s sister car, the BRZ. The lower entry price of the Primo brings Toyota’s own model back alongside the Subaru but it’s worth noting that the Subaru is permanently priced £22,495 and better equipped. In addition to the price drop, Toyota has added two new special editions, indicating the GT86 is now a four-model line-up with all the versions available to buy now.
The lower price identify of the Primo indicates it does without features such as keyless entry, cruise control, climate control and automatic headlights. It also loses the rear spoiler and LED running lights. but it still has a limited-slip differential, Bluetooth, Toyota’s multimedia system, power-folding mirrors, aircon, aluminium pedals and 17-inch alloys. It also gets a tyre pressure monitoring system and a new shark fin aerial, features that are now standard across the GT86 range. 
Toyota has also announced a top-spec styling trim called ‘Aero’. It brings a new all-over body kit, with front, side and rear skirts, and a larger rear spoiler. The new look is topped-off with 18-inch ‘Ultraleggera’ alloy wheels which have an Anthracite grey finish. The Aero starts from £27,495. 
The second new special edition is called the ‘Giallo’. It gets all-new black leather heated seats, GT86 decals, gloss-black mirrors and lively Giallo yellow paint. customers can add additionally decals and a roofing stripe at no extra cost. just 86 examples of the Giallo will be brought to the UK, costing £27,495.
What do you think of the range updates? will the price drop persuade you to get one over the Subaru alternative? let us know in the comments section below.