One such example is this Toyota 86 shooting brake concept that didn’t make it past the mockup stage in the early part of the prior decade and ... a four-door shooting brake called the X86D. Toyota.

Called the Toyota X86D concept, it was designed at Toyota’s Calty studio in Southern California in 2012 but was kept under wraps for over a decade. Back in 2012, there was much buzz surrounding ...

The five-door shooting brake does not quite have the simple silhouette of Toyota Australia's production-like 86 shooting brake concept from 2016, but the X86D still imitates the proportions of a ...

The 2012 concept is based on the Scion FR-S which was also designed in Calty, leading to the nearly identical first-gen Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ siblings. The X86D trades the two-door coupe ...

One that, according to Toyota, gives the concept "a hot rod-like appearance." The X86D came about back in 2012, but nothing came of it either. NYC Concept – the one that looks like the child of ...

The X86D Although it is now called the Toyota GR86 , it was originally sold as the Scion FR-S, and it excited the team at Calty. So enthralled were they, that they took the platform, and put this ...

Toyota X86D Concept. Inspired by the Scion FR-S (now the Toyota GR86), CALTY created this all-wheel-drive, four-door shooting brake version of the then-new sports car.