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TrueCar has 37 used 2017 Toyota 86 models for sale nationwide, including a 2017 Toyota 86 860 Special Edition Manual and a 2017 Toyota 86 Automatic. Prices for a used 2017 Toyota 86 currently range from $11,995 to $26,998, with vehicle mileage ranging from 5,437 to 146,665. Find used 2017 Toyota 86 inventory at a TrueCar Certified Dealership near you by entering your zip code and seeing the best matches in your area.

Nationwide Toyota 86 Listings by Year

VehiclePrice FromCertified Pre-OwnedUnder 100k MilesAccident FreeTotal Available
2020 Toyota 86$16,9991 listing22 listings8 listings22 listings
2019 Toyota 86$15,9990 listings16 listings8 listings17 listings
2018 Toyota 86$20,0000 listings3 listings2 listings3 listings
2017 Toyota 86$11,9950 listings37 listings26 listings45 listings

2017 Toyota 86 Owner Reviews

1st Generation Toyota 86

2017 - 2020
Overall Rating
4.3
9 out of 10
Based on 77 Ratings
Performance
4.5
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Efficiency
4.0
Safety Technology
4.2
Features
4.1
All reviews
5.010 out of 10
Owner Review
For me Toyota has been the best. I bought some different makers in the past but had bad experiences. This vehicle is the eighth from Toyota that I have bought. All brand new. I have been very happy.
Submitted by Ana M on --- --- ----|2017 Toyota 86 Manual (GS)
4.39 out of 10
Owner Review
The cup holders between the seats and console are badly positioned.
Submitted by Ronald C on --- --- ----|2017 Toyota 86 Manual (GS)
No Rating Available0 out of 10
Owner Review
Great car, if you can easily get in and out. Once you are in, it is very comfortable and a pleasure to drive. Would be nice if there was a factory approved kit available at dealers for more power. The only changes I would do to the basic car: provide a center armrest (I had to make one the way I like for my car), and a longer final drive (rear axle) ratio. The engine has to spin at high RPMs at normal road speeds, causing accelerated wear on the engine and also an unnecessary waste of fuel. You should provide a center armrest (I had to make one for my car). ALSO, the car needs a longer final drive (rear axle) ratio. The way it is, the engine spins at high RPMs even at normal road speeds, causing accelerated wear on the engine and also an unnecessary waste of fuel. Keep the gear ratios (great close ratio!) and just change the final drive.
Submitted by Ricardo S on --- --- ----|2017 Toyota 86 Manual (GS)
The original MSRP for the 2017 Toyota 86 started at $27,150 for the Base and went up to $30,770 for the 860 Special Edition.
The 2017 Toyota 86 Base gets 24 combined MPG, per EPA estimate.