Highlights Manual, rear wheel drive 284bhp Tuning Developments turbo kit Low mileage Tastefully standard exterior Great condition throughout Overview Back in 2012 things had gotten a little, how shall we say, stale when it came to engaging and affordable sports cars, but then Toyota unleashed the GT86, quite unexpectedly but to rapturous applause from critics and the motoring public alike.

Lauded for its old school rear-wheel drive handling and lively 197bhp, 2.0-litre four-cylinder boxer engine the GT86 was an instant hit, proving that there was still more to life than boring SUVs and hybrid econoboxes.

Here was an affordable, rev-happy sports car with a manual gearbox and 50:50 weight distribution that was an absolute hoot to drive, characteristics that are still sought after today by true petrolheads.

Sharing a platform with the incredibly similar Subaru BRZ, the Toyota GT86 coupe does a lot of things right and remains a proper driver's car.

Add in excellent reliability and dece...