Toyota GR 86 vs Ferrari California T

The Toyota GR 86 is the more efficient of the two: it reaches 25 mpg combined versus 19 mpg for the Ferrari California T, a 6 mpg advantage and costs about $950 less per year to fuel.

Across 5 measured categories, the Toyota GR 86 leads in 5. Figures are EPA test data, not manufacturer claims.

2022–2025

Toyota GR 86

Minicompact Cars · 8 configurations

25mpg combined (best)
All Toyota GR 86 specs

2015–2018

Ferrari California T

Minicompact Cars · 8 configurations

19mpg combined (best)
All Ferrari California T specs

Head-to-head specifications

MetricToyota GR 86Ferrari California T
Best combined MPG25 mpg19 mpg
Best city MPG21 mpg16 mpg
Best highway MPG31 mpg23 mpg
Lowest annual fuel costEPA estimate at 15,000 miles per year$3,050$4,000
Lowest CO2 output360 g/mi478 g/mi
Engines offeredSIDI & PFISIDI, SIDI; Stop-Start, SIDI; with Stop-Start option, SIDI; with Stop-Start Option
TransmissionsAutomatic (S6), Manual 6-spdAutomatic (AM7)
DrivetrainsRear-Wheel DriveRear-Wheel Drive
Fuel typesPremiumPremium
EPA classMinicompact CarsMinicompact Cars
Years covered2022–20252015–2018
Configurations on record88

Source: EPA fuel economy records via fueleconomy.gov. Best-case values across all recorded configurations for each model.

GR 86 vs California T: common questions

Which is better on gas, the Toyota GR 86 or the Ferrari California T?

The Toyota GR 86 is the more efficient of the two: it reaches 25 mpg combined versus 19 mpg for the Ferrari California T, a 6 mpg advantage and costs about $950 less per year to fuel.

Which costs less to run per year?

By EPA estimates at 15,000 miles a year, the Toyota GR 86 runs about $3,050 a year in fuel at its most efficient configuration, versus about $4,000 for the Ferrari California T — a difference of roughly $950 per year.

What engines do the GR 86 and California T offer?

Toyota GR 86: SIDI & PFI. Ferrari California T: SIDI, SIDI; Stop-Start, SIDI; with Stop-Start option, SIDI; with Stop-Start Option.

Are they in the same vehicle class?

Yes — the EPA classifies both the Toyota GR 86 and the Ferrari California T as Minicompact Cars, so they compete directly.

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