If that sounds a lot like a Toyota Celica GT-Four rally car then you're on the right track
Evasive Motorsports is building a GR 86 with GR Corolla running gear for Toyota . The job is far from a simple engine swap but instead requires several custom parts. It'll be a main feature at SEMA 2024 later this year. Toyota may not have a large lineup of in-house-built sports cars on the horizon, but it understands what fans truly desire. To that end, it's set to unveil a spiritual successor to the Toyota Celica GT-Four at SEMA .
More: You Can Buy The Hot Wheels Studebaker Golden Hawk From Forza 4 Toyota partnered with the folks over at Evasive Motorsports for this build and in the video below, they take Larry Chen through the process. If there's one thing fans keep asking for is more power. The three-cylinder turbo engine from the GR Corolla will provide exactly that. This project involves much more than a simple engine swap.
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