The Toyota AE86 is a legend among drift fans. “AE86” is actually the internal code for rear-wheel-drive models from the fifth-generation Corolla family, launched in the 1980s. The models became ...

With the Internet having spread the cult of the Toyota AE86 way past the borders of Japan, keyboard drifters simply assume monstrous sliding is guaranteed whenever Toyota's old school sportscar's name ...

Maintaining classic sports cars and tracking down OEM spare parts is not always easy. That's why many manufacturers are reproducing spare parts to keep discontinued, historically important cars on the ...

If there's one car synonymous with drifting, it's the Toyota AE86. And if there's one track famous for drifting AE86s, it's Nikko Circuit in Japan. This is where you see huge drift trains, running in ...

Seven. This is how many times Toyota mentions the AE86, or Hachi-Roku (eighty-six in Japanese) as friends call it, in the press release for the GT86. From their designations to their philosophy, these ...

With the 2019 SEMA show in full swing, some of the world’s craziest automotive builds are getting their time in the spotlight. Case and point, check out this Toyota AE86 drifter powered by a ...

Obsessed with cars from a young age, Jarryd nurtured his love for all things motoring by paging through automotive magazines before he could even read. While his friends were obsessed with supercars ...

As popular as drifting has become in America, the sport’s home will forever be in Japan and a quick demo out at the 2012 Tokyo Auto Salon gave us a reminder why. And as cool as it was to see the new ...

“This is fun! I wish that Toyota could make cars like this again!” Keiichi Tsuchuya loves his classic AE86, which is why he is the perfect choice to show off the capabilities of the Scion FR-S in the ...

We've featured a good amount of AE86s throughout the years, and since we're quickly approaching the Hachiroku's 35th anniversary we figured, why not round up a list of all our popular AE86 stories? We ...

The small, white Corolla fires up like a car five times its temper. It is all business, metal on metal, and ugly. On acceleration, it echoes chain saws inside the tin frame, which has been shelled out ...