>>18203No, but they were designed /for/ twelve year olds.
Or at least the twelve year old inside all of us.
If you think about it though, the Toyota 86 is pretty /cyb/. Let me elaborate my reasoning.
It's cheap. As far as sports cars go anyway. Spare parts are everywhere and you can pick one up second hand for just over 20K. Not bad for a sporty little 2 litre.
Secondly, It's a front engine, rear wheel drive. So you can do some sick drifts while you escape from the robo-cops of the future in your tricked out cyb-mobile.
third, mods. There are so many modifications you can throw on this car. and if you don't have mechanical sympathy, there are so many ways you can break it and tape it back together. The engine is reliable AF so you can really abuse it and have it come through. Like I said, when it breaks, you can mend it yourself for a minimal fee.
Four, it looks nice but is subtle despite this. You could easily make it blend in, be full of wardriving gear, drugs, guns and someone dead in the back while you prowl the streets of dystopian LA at midnight. When the cops roll up you blast away with your aftermarket turbo mods and use your GPS and some script you wrote to guide you safely out of danger.
BOOM, modern day cyb car anyone can buy if they can be bothered
