The Toyota GT86 is a compact sports coupe produced from 2012 to 2020. The vehicle is a result of the collaboration between Toyota and Subaru, with Subaru marketing the sister model as the Subaru BRZ. The designer of the Toyota GT86 was Tetsuya Tada, while the chief engineer was Yoshinori Sasaki. The Toyota GT86 is seen as a continuation of Toyota's prestigious sports car lineage, filling the gap left by the Toyota Celica. It was developed to emphasize the joy of driving, lightweight construction, and dynamic driving experience. The vehicle is renowned for its 2.0-liter boxer engine producing 200 horsepower, as well as its excellent handling and low weight.
This model car is manufactured by AUTOart in a 1/18 scale, known for its precise miniature cars. AUTOart is recognized for its high attention to detail and quality, evident in this model. The model is made from resin, allowing for high precision in replicating fine structures. The standout features of the model include the wide fender flares characteristic of the Rocket Bunny conversion. The front bumper with an integrated splitter and the massive rear spoiler accentuate the aggressive look of the vehicle. The "Rocket Bunny" emblem and TRA-Kyoto logo, the company behind this body kit, are clearly visible on the model's side.
The Rocket Bunny body kits are developed by TRA-Kyoto, a tuning company founded in 1995 in Kyoto, Japan. These kits are known for their unique design and enhancing aerodynamics and performance. The company, also known as Rocket Bunny, specializes in bold and aggressive conversions. The model showcases the distinctive wide wheel arches, bolt-on connections, and enlarged front air intake. Noteworthy are the wheels. They are a set of BBS wheels, a globally recognized manufacturer of lightweight alloy wheels known for their high-quality and lightweight designs. The model features a simple yet eye-catching white paint job, perfectly highlighting the clear lines and aggressive appeal of the Rocket Bunny design.
The model by Carjunky impressively captures the intricacies of the Toyota GT86 Rocket Bunny conversion. Details like the detailed wheel bolts, accurate replica of the interior, and high-quality bodywork stand out. The mix of matte and glossy surfaces accentuates the complex structure of the body parts. Particularly, the front with the small air intakes and detailed headlights is striking. The visible grille provides a deep insight into the vehicle's structure, showcasing the complexity of the construction. As this 1/18 scale model from AUTOart is highly sought after by collectors, it is considered a coveted piece in any collection. Every detail has been meticulously replicated to come as close as possible to the original Toyota GT86 Rocket Bunny.