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A new edition of the Toyota GT86 will be sold in Germany and will be called Tiger
This version of the Toyota GT86 will go on sale in Germany in a very short run and will seek to offer a more dynamic variant, at least aesthetically

Toyota does not stop with the appearance of special editions of the GT86 and is launching variants that can only be found in some of the countries where it is sold. After the United States got a version of this kind, exclusive to its territory, now it is Germany’s turn to have a version that can only be found in that territory. And it has been given a very exotic name, which contrasts with the country where it is going to be sold.
The Toyota GT86 Tiger keeps the strong, hard and dynamic look it offers in other versions, although it has been given some differentiation that seeks to give it a different, attractive and personalised image. The colour of its bodywork is Tiger Orange, a colour that contrasts with the black touches that appear on some of the elements and on the line running from the front to the rear, passing through the doors.

The 17-inch alloy wheels are anthracite black and enjoy sport suspension with SACHS sport dampers. Inside there are other differences that place it in a different category from the rest of the GT86. There is Alcantara leather and leather inserts in the upholstery and the dashboard. In addition, there are orange details and an aluminium badge with the legend GT86 Tiger.
Where we will not find differences is in the engine, a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated block that delivers 200 CV and a maximum torque of 205 Nm. This German variant has a price of 34,990 euros. That said, it will only be on sale this month and with a total of 30 units, so if you want one and you find yourself in Germany, you should hurry up and make your reservation.
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