CARS.COM — In a past life, the 2017 Toyota 86 sports coupe was known as the Scion FR-S. After Scion passed on to that great automotive graveyard in the sky, the Scion FR-S was reincarnated as a Toyota. The automaker refreshed the $27,000 rear-wheel-drive coupe with subtle changes that add up to a noticeable difference. Cars.com named the 2013 FR-S and its twin, the Subaru our Best of 2013 winner, so we bought a BRZ and drove it 14,000 miles, experiencing all the oddities that came with the segment-bending coupe. Here are four ways Toyota made it better.
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