Now for this year's SEMA show in Las Vegas, Toyota has taken one of its more modern, current products, the GR86 sports car co-developed with Subaru, and dressed it up in rally livery that almost anyone who grew up watching WRC in the 1990s will recognize.

Are you a fan of '90s rally racing, when Group A cars raced on the tracks? Or perhaps you were a fan of the Toyota team, which dominated until their car was discovered to be cheating. If so, Toyota has a proposition for you.

The GR86 Legacy Concept foreshadows the future of Toyota's GR86. Features much of what we will find, but likely no all-wheel drive

Inspired by the Celica GT-Four and with GR Corolla underpinnings, Toyota has created the ultimate GR86 – but you can’t buy one

Take one 300 hp Toyota GR Corolla. Transplant its drivetrain into a GR86. Add some wings, lights and cool exhausts. Future motoring icon born.

Three-cylinder, drivetrain-swapped GR86 is a homage to Toyota’s Celica GT-Four rally winners from the 1980s and ’90s

Evasive Motorsports stuffed the Toyota GR Corolla's 300-hp three-cylinder and all-wheel-drive system into this nostalgic GR86 build for SEMA.

For this year’s SEMA Show, Toyota is presenting the GR86 Rally Legacy Concept, which pays homage to the brand’s storied rally heritage. While it may be based on a 2024 GR86 with the Performance Package,

What could be better than a turbocharged version of Toyota’s beloved modern sports coupe, the GR86? One with the turbo three-cylinder engine from the GR Corolla, of course. The powerplant is essentially pulled from the homologation version of Toyota’s smaller hatchback,

Four's rally car look but cloaks the all-wheel-drive, turbo three-cylinder powertrain from the GR Corolla under the GR86's body.

The GR86 Rally Legacy concept will debut at SEMA with a retro livery, all-wheel drive, and the GR Corolla's engine.